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Discover a clear, grounded entryway into real-world magic with How to Study Magic: A Guide to History, Lore, and Building Your Own Practice by Sarah Lyons, illustrated by Tobias Göbel. Written for beginner mystics and curious witches, this book walks you through the major branches of magic—from witchcraft and chaos magic to spellbooks, grimoires, and deity work—so you can understand what they are and how they’re practiced today. Instead of feeling overwhelmed by options, you’ll be guided step by step to explore, experiment, and create a path that actually fits you.
Drawing on over a decade of experience teaching and practicing magic, Lyons offers an “intro course” to the craft that blends history, lore, and hands-on techniques. You’ll learn about core tools like divination, meditation, cleansing, and protection, then move into chapters that cover different traditions and approaches, each with exercises, journal prompts, and suggestions for deeper study. This is an empowering companion for baby witches, spiritual seekers, and anyone who feels called to magic but doesn’t know where to begin.
If you’re ready to move from curiosity to committed practice—and want a guide that treats your magic with respect and enthusiasm—How to Study Magic will be a trusted ally on your journey. Add it to your collection and let it support your next chapter of growth, exploration, and everyday witchcraft.
Hardcover | English | 192 pages | 0.8 x 6.3 x 8.6 IN
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