Witch's Formulary and Spellbook - Tarostar

Modern practice in the occult arts has borrowed heavily from the craft's sister religion, which has come to be called voodoo. The spells, ingredients and names for many things in present day practice, have come from the tradition of magic brought to the New World by the African slave.The religious aspects of voodoo, as practised in the islands of the West Indies, were filtered out and only the magic and sorcery of its metaphysical side were kept.The spells of the New Orleans tradition have, therefore, become almost standard and are widely sold through most occult supply shops in many countries. This book describes the spells and the materials used in these spells.