The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients

The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients: A Wiccan Guide to Spellcasting

This book is a comprehensive reference guide that catalogues the magickal properties of hundreds of natural and elemental substances — herbs, spices, flowers, fruits, vegetables, metals, colors and more — for use in spellcraft and ritual. 
It’s written for both beginners and experienced practitioners, offering a quick and accessible way to choose ingredients based on their symbolic and energetic correspondences.

🧮 Key Features

• Alphabetical listings of ingredients: each entry typically includes the name of the substance, its “ruler” (planet or deity correspondences), type/form (herb, mineral, spice, etc), magickal forms (oil, bark, powder…), and its working or properties. 

• Covers more than 500 ingredients (some sources claim up to 1,300) giving a vast breadth of options for magickal work.

• Designed as a practical tool: you can look up an ingredient when crafting a spell for love, protection, prosperity, psychic work, etc. 

Who will love this book:

• Anyone working with herbal magick, spellcraft, or ritual who wants a reliable reference for ingredient correspondences.

• Solitary practitioners or covens needing a go-to source for ingredient meanings without having to dig through multiple disparate texts.

• Those who like to integrate natural elements (plants, minerals, colors) into their spiritual work and want to deepen their understanding of how to select and use them intentionally.

Author: Lexa Roséan 

Publisher: Paraview Pocket Books (an imprint of Simon & Schuster) 

Pages: 352 pages