Woodwose Homilies default-HIDE The long-held belief that

The long-held belief that

This ritually prepared oil can be worked with to enhance and empower workings of love

a treatise on Cecil Williamson’s vision of traditional Witchcraft – the practices and the philosophy of the wayside witches

This is the magical equivalent of a prize and inspirational cookbook: nothing is too basic to be explained and yet sophisticated tastes as well as emergency situations are catered for

lust and love within an existing relationship

Woodwose Homilies default-HIDE The long-held belief thatAuthor: Daniel A. SchulkeIllustrations by Benjamin Vierling The Woodwose or Wuduwasa is an Anglo Saxon form of the archaic Wild man, an enigmatic figure clad and masked in leaves. Bearing a leafing club or staff, he makes his appearance at the margins of wilderness and civilization, dream and waking, plant and human. Embodying aspects both noble and barbarous, both he and the Wild women or Silvatic are the deified reservoirs of Nature as other.