It’s hard to believe someone could write over 300 pages on magickal tools, but Carl Neal does it with ease.
Throughout the book, Neal covers the athame, bell, besom, book of shadows, candleholders, cauldron, censer, chalice, pentacle, pipe, staff, wand and other tools along with a toolbox and some supplies.
Each tool chapter is broken down into subsections detailing the use of the tool, the selection available, how to make or remake items giving it a personal feel, ritual work to use the tool with and how to care for the tool.
This is an incredibly useful guide for the beginner. Neal gives advice on how to find your tools, creative suggestions for making your own, and information on how to convert household items into a magickal addition to your toolbox.
Easy to read, with loads of information – Neal’s The Magick Toolbox is a winner.

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