The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients

The reference book that belongs on every working witch's shelf. The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients by Lexa Roséan catalogues hundreds of natural substances — herbs, spices, flowers, fruits, vegetables, metals, colours, and more — with their magical correspondences, planetary rulers, and practical applications in spellcraft.

Each entry covers the ingredient's properties, its ruling planet or deity, the forms it can be used in (oil, powder, bark, whole herb), and what it's worked for — love, protection, prosperity, psychic development, banishing, and beyond. Organized alphabetically so you can look up exactly what you need while you're mid-working.

This is the kind of book you reach for when you're building a spell and need to know which herb draws money, which root breaks a jinx, or which flower opens the heart. Over 500 ingredients covered, making it one of the most comprehensive single-volume references available.

An essential addition to any apothecary library — useful for beginners learning correspondences and experienced practitioners who want a reliable quick reference.

By: Lexa Roséan  |  Published by: Paraview Pocket Books (Simon & Schuster)  |  352 pages, paperback