Green Witchcraft Journal: Prompts and Practices for Recording and Reflecting on the Magic of Plants, Herbs, Crystals, and Beyond

I love everything about it.

I have to say that I am a little disappointed with that book. It is kinda of childish, and it is more personal journal than an actual journal.

Printed in shades of golden-wheat and olive, this book contains eight sections on different topics. Open any page within the sections and there are herb crafting suggestions on the left hand page and lines for journaling on the right hand page. Examples of crafting are rituals with herbal tea, planting, and magical correspondences.With an emphasis on working through the book instead of reading it, the introductory section is very short, and the back end is not indexed, although there are short lists of references and resources at the very end.Although this book contains a lot of suggestions for herbs and journaling, it is neither an herbal nor an herb encyclopedia and seems to be intended as an addition to an herbal library rather than a stand-alone book.This review represents my opinion, on the date(s) it was written, of a free product from Amazon Vine Program.

Whether you do not believe in witchcraft and want your children not to believe in it should not stop you from buying this book. Children will learn much from the book about the universe and how it works. They will understand the notion of witchcraft as a fun way of saying what needs to be said. They will learn much about themselves and the need to grow correctly, emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and physically. They will begin to think about ideas, beliefs, interests, values, and more. They will notice things around them, such as light, noise, temperature, scents, textures, aesthetics, the effects these items have on people, and more. They will learn these critical items from a woman who has taught them successfully for a long time. She does it in this volume by prompting the children to answer questions, do exercises, do fun activities, and more.

This book is great for anyone just starting out but is longterm tool more than a how too guide or information book.It has a lot of good info as well as exercises and activities to do but many of them are to be done at specific times and over a period of timeeaning this is a great study companion to keep around for a couple of years.I don't feel there's a right or wrong way to do spellwork, shadow work or anything else because it is a very personal journey that looks different for everyone but I think this had a lot of good information and could definitely be beneficial in one's practice.