The Witches' Almanac issue 26 Spring 2007- Spring 2008

Acclaimed for the quality of its art, design, and content since its debut in 1971, The Witches' Almanac offers a treasury of ancient lore and legend many readers cherish as collectible editions. As the original and authentic guide and companion for adept, occultist, and witch, the Almanac provides readers adventurous browsing. Not just a yearly almanac, this is a volume that can be read at any time. With numerous articles bringing mystery and time-honored wisdom to each reader, this work can be an inspiration whenever you desire a bit of the unknown in your life. After celebrating our twenty-fifth year, we have moved on to a larger format, with a layout that is easier to read and beautifully designed. Illustrations and medieval woodcuts abound in this handsome edition. The element of water rules this issue. We observe divination by sea shells, the magic of waves, and stories of extraordinary sea creatures. Read of Oshun, the great water goddess of Nigeria, and learn the magic of sea shells and of raindrops. Also appreciate honey bees, tarot cards, herb lore, and spells. Test recipes for ancient incenses or modern providence. Study mythology, moon gardening, Celtic trees, and more.

Within the Almanac pages every year you will find horoscopes of amazing accuracy by Dikki-Jo Mullen, astrological predictions, phases of the moon, regional meteorology, accounts of mystical rites and rituals, mythologies of ancient gods and goddesses, worldwide folklore, back stories of ancient sites, plant and animal lore, and many a curious tale of good and evil. Sound interesting? It is.