The Little Book of the Occult
By Astrid Carvel
Curious about the occult but not quite ready to disappear into a candlelit library with a stack of ancient grimoires? The Little Book of the Occult is an approachable introduction to the mysterious, symbolic, and wonderfully unconventional world of occult magick.
Written by Astrid Carvel, this compact guide explores the history, tools, symbols, and practices of occult magick, offering an accessible starting point for beginners while still providing plenty of inspiration for those already familiar with the craft. From sigils and tarot to scrying, rituals, manifestation, and divination, its pages introduce a variety of ways to explore intuition, self-discovery, and personal empowerment.
Readers will also discover the tools commonly associated with occult practice, explore signs and symbols, learn about practicing alone or with a coven, and gain a better understanding of the history behind practices that are often misunderstood.
Inside You'll Explore
- The foundations and history of occult magick
- Tools, signs, and mystical symbols
- Sigils and ritual practices
- Tarot and simple card readings
- Scrying with fire and water
- Manifestation and intention work
- Developing intuition and perception
- Solo practice and working with a coven
Hardcover • 128 pages • Published by Andrews McMeel Publishing
Perfect for the occult-curious, fledgling witches, and seasoned practitioners looking for a quick-reference addition to their mystical library.
A little book for exploring some very big mysteries—because apparently the universe didn't come with an instruction manual.
