The Hedgewitch's Little Book of Lunar Magic

“Lunar Magic is an enchanting well of knowledge that reaches to our ancient roots and reconnects us with our ancestors through lunar symbolism before opening a magical gateway to developing a rich practice by the silvery light of the moon! The spells within this guide are beautiful, melodious, and are able to be customized to suit the individual. By emphasizing the right time within the lunar cycle to set certain intentions, this book empowers one’s practice with the force of Earth’s only natural satellite shining like a beacon in the sky. The seeker may find that the magic within is not only swift but also effective!“—Amber Criste, musician and intuitive

“This ‘little book’ is a source of inspiration to integrate the Moon in a concrete way into our spiritual practice. Tudorbeth offers not only valuable information but a wide variety of practical exercises that undoubtedly help us cultivate our relationship with the ‘pearl’ of the sky. I loved it. It has so many details and info that surprised me. The content is like a dessert that you want to keep eating,“—Dhraoi, druid and witch

“This book is a treasure trove of knowledge and magic that every witch should have on their bookshelf. As someone who has been working with the moon for years, I was blown away by the ideas and inspiration that Tudorbeth brought to my practice.…Not only did this book cover the phases of the moon, but it also explored how these phases work with the seasons, deities, crystals, and more. I was really pleased to see that Tudorbeth included correspondences for both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, making this book accessible to witches all around the world.“—Katy Whyte, spirit guide and moon witch

Tudorbeth is the principal of the British College of Witchcraft and Wizardry and teaches courses on witchcraft. She is the author of numerous books, including The Hedgewitch’s Little Book of Spells, Charms & Brews and A Spellbook for the Seasons (Eddison Books, 2019). Tudorbeth is a hereditary practitioner; her great grandmother was a well-known tea reader in Ireland, while her Welsh great grandmother was a healer and wise woman.