Moon Spell Magic for Love: Charms, Invocations, Passion Potions, and Rituals for Romance

by Cerridwen Greenleaf

Overview

Take control of your destiny with this Wiccan spell book of love magic, from the author of The Witch’s Guide to Ritual and Mystical Crystals.

Witchcraft is based on the knowledge that our destinies lie in our own hands, even in matters of the heart. Why suffer love gone wrong when you can do something about it? Why doubt your own power to attract love when a little herbal chemistry (to go along with the romantic kind!) can make you irresistible.

Magic influences desired outcomes, empowers, and fosters growth. Begin this process with spells for love: spells that create the potential for love, draw the attention and devotion of a lover, strengthen the union between an existing couple, invoke sexual magic, heal a broken heart, and fill your own heart with love and compassion for yourself.

Inside this book are:

• Secret recipes for aphrodisiacs
• Ritual celebrations for the high holidays of love
• Insight into the mysterious realm of the moon and the stars
• Directions for using moon phases, crystals, potions, flowers, herbs, and astrological signs for maximum power and accuracy

The moon magic in this book brings light and love into peoples’ lives. With desire, a loving attitude, a few natural ingredients, and a dash of magic, these custom-crafted recipes will cook up exciting flirtation, enchanted courtships, and real lasting love.

“This book of love spells is guaranteed to bring sheer joy into your life.” —Witch Bree

“While this book suggests that it is all about moon spell magic for love, it covers so much more. With the information in this book, it is the perfect resource for spell casting, rituals as well as deities and flowers. The brief information regarding astrology and the zodiac signs, may spark interest in the area of astrology. Overall, this is a book worth having in your library especially for the resources it provides.” —Pagan Pages magazine

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781633538733
Publisher:	Mango Media
Publication date:	02/14/2019
Series:	Moon Spell Magic
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	254
File size:	7 MB

About the Author

Cerridwen Greenleaf has worked with many of the leading lights of the spirituality world including Starhawk, Z Budapest, John Michael Greer, Christopher Penczak, Raymond Buckland, Luisah Teish, and many more. She gives herbal workshops throughout North America. Greenleaf's graduate work in medieval studies has given her deep knowledge she utilizes in her work, making her work unique in the field. A popular blogger for New Witch Magazine, her books have sold over 100,000 copies.

Table of Contents

Introduction: What Are Here to Love 24/7 8

Chapter 1 All We Need Are Love Spells 11

Chapter 2 Friends Are Some of the Great Loves of Our Lives 33

Chapter 3 Rees of Lasting Love-Engagement, Handfasting and More 57

Chapter 4 Ritual Sweet Treat for Sweethearts 78

Chapter 5 Passion Patians and Loving Libations 88

Chapter 6 Sensuality Spells and Lustful Enchantments 101

Chapter 7 Love by the Sears, Sun and Moon 136

Conclusion: Love Intentions 154

Ritual Resources 156

Appendix I Dates, Times, and Colors 157

Appendix II God and Spirit Correspondences 164

Appendix III Herbs of the Gods and Goddesses 169

Index 183

About the Author 189

What People are Saying About This

From the Publisher

“Moon magic is some of the most powerful of all. What I love about this book is that it has something for everyone, from beginner to advanced wielders of the craft. Cerridwen Greenleaf will help you get your heart’s true desire.” ―Z Budapest, author of Goddess in the Bedroom and Grandmother Moon

“While this book suggests that it is all about moon spell magic for love, it covers so much more. With the information in this book, it is the perfect resource for spell casting, rituals as well as deities and flowers. The brief information regarding astrology and the zodiac signs, may spark interest in the area of astrology. Overall, this is a book worth having in your library especially for the resources it provides.”

—Pagan Pages magazine