Witchcraft therapy book is a unique guide that explores the healing powers of witchcraft practices. This book delves into ancient rituals, spells, and potions that can be used to address various mental, emotional, and physical ailments. The main idea behind this book is to empower individuals to take control of their own healing journey through the exploration of witchcraft and its many therapeutic benefits. The author of this book, an experienced witch and healer, provides step-by-step instructions for conducting rituals, creating spells, and using herbs and crystals for healing purposes. The main emphasis of this book is on the idea that witchcraft can be a powerful and effective form of therapy that allows individuals to tap into their own innate healing abilities. By embracing the practices and beliefs of witchcraft, individuals can find solace, empowerment, and guidance on their path to healing.
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By embracing the practices and beliefs of witchcraft, individuals can find solace, empowerment, and guidance on their path to healing. Overall, the witchcraft therapy book offers a refreshing and alternative approach to healing, encouraging readers to embrace the power of witchcraft and its transformative potential..
The Cursed Queen by Finley Quinn
All my life I’ve been told that dragons were mindless creatures for mages to ride into battle. That they were incapable of having thoughts or emotions.
As I discover in my twenty-first birthday, I’ve been lied to.
Despite being princess of the Zeffari kingdom, I’m never allowed to leave the castle grounds or go anywhere near the dragons.
It’s a bummer considering being a dragonrider is all I ever think about. Something about the majestic, fire-breathing creatures call to me, but I’ve never known why.
That is until four new dragons are captured for training purposes, and for some reason I can hear their thoughts.
These dragons aren’t mindless creatures.
They’re shifters, they’re my fated mates, and my family’s imprisoning them.
Feeling outraged, I break them out and escape with them to their dragon den.
That’s when I get the second biggest shock of my life.
I’m half dragon shifter and the royal heir to the den, plus whatever spell my parents put on me to suppress my dragon is broken.
Now my human and dragon forms have melded together.
Stuck in this cursed form until I learn to control my dragon, I’m warped from one kingdom to another.
One that has waited for decades for their new queen to arrive.
With my mates at my side, I begin my journey towards taking my rightful place among the dragons.
Too bad the Zeffari Kingdom isn’t ready to let their princess go.
- Book Details
- Table of Content
- File Name:the-cursed-queen-by-finley-quinn.epub
- Original Title:The Cursed Queen: A Dragon Fantasy Romance (Dragon's Curse Book 1)
- Creator: Finley Quinn
- Language:en
- Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B0BG96JXPD
- Publisher: Finley Quinn
- Date:2023-06-15T16:00:00+00:00
- File Size:561.014 KB
Table of Content
- 1. Title Page
- 2. Copyright Page
- 3. Content Warning:
- 4. The Cursed Queen blurb:
- 5. Seraphina "Sera"
- 6. Sera
- 7. Andriel
- 8. Sera
- 9. Sera
- 10. Andriel
- 11. Sera
- 12. Sera
- 13. Sera
- 14. Sera
- 15. Drayce
- 16. Ryu
- 17. Sera
- 18. Sera
- 19. Sera
- 20. Andriel
- 21. Ladon
- 22. Sera
- 23. Sera
- 24. Sera
- 25. Andriel
- 26. Sera
- 27. Drayce
- 28. Sera
- 29. Sera
- 30. Ladon
- 31. Wolf Blood | Kingsrose Renegades Pack, Book One
- 32. 1 | Rosie
- 33. About the Author
- 34. Other Books by Finley Quinn
“Maybe that means we’re progressing in completely breaking the curse?” I suggest as snowflakes flutter from the sky and splatter against my face.
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Reviews for "Magical Tools for Self-Transformation: Exploring Witchcraft Therapy"
1. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars - I was really excited to try witchcraft therapy after hearing about it from a friend, but this book was a major letdown. The author seemed more focused on trying to sound mystical and mysterious than actually providing practical advice or guidance. The exercises in the book were extremely vague and didn't offer any real solutions to the problems I was hoping to address. Overall, I found the book to be frustrating and unhelpful.
2. Mark - 1 out of 5 stars - I found "Witchcraft therapy book" to be nothing more than a bunch of fluff. The author made grand promises about how witchcraft therapy could bring about positive changes in one's life, but the book failed to deliver any substantial content. The exercises were poorly explained and lacked depth, making it difficult to understand how to actually implement them. I was extremely disappointed with this book and would not recommend it to anyone seeking genuine guidance or practical advice.
3. Emily - 2 out of 5 stars - As someone who was interested in exploring alternative therapies, I was drawn to the concept of witchcraft therapy. However, this book fell short of my expectations. While it did provide some general information about witchcraft and its potential benefits, it lacked substance and failed to provide any real guidance or techniques for incorporating witchcraft into a therapeutic practice. Additionally, I found the writing style to be unnecessarily convoluted and difficult to follow. Overall, I was left feeling underwhelmed and would not recommend this book as a reliable resource for witchcraft therapy.