Under the Bramble Arch: A Folk Grimoire of Wayside Plant Lore and Practicum universal Also unique in this book

Also unique in this book is the inclusion of the feminine Mysteries of the North

and more statues and holy sites were erected to this handsome God than to any other Celtic deity

but also the traditional methods of beneficial magic and ‘counter cursing’ via the experiences of those who sought the aid of the ‘white witches’ and conjurors to lift the maleficia of the ‘black witch’

Designed by Paul Borda

I feel that this information should be included in a book of this type and have therefore endeavoured to fill this omission with the traditional folk-magical uses of the herbs previously described medicinally

Under the Bramble Arch: A Folk Grimoire of Wayside Plant Lore and Practicum universal Also unique in this bookUnder the Bramble Arch is the second offering in a trilogy of books by Corinne Boyer following on from Under the Witching Tree, Corinne is a folk herbalist known for her work exploring both the traditional and personal medicinal and magical applications of plants and trees which, as Corinne explains in her video introducing the trilogy, are often revealed through their accumulated folklore. This is a trilogy that guides us into the realms of plant