Crafting the Arte of Tradition default-HIDE contains some of the most

contains some of the most vivid imaginings of Hell and its denizens extant in Christian mysticism

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The enigmatic Exeter prophetess Joanna Southcott and her followers make an appearance along with the Leeds witch

ill-will and influence

He is often depicted riding his eight-legged horse Sleipnir and conveying information with Huginn and Muninn

Crafting the Arte of Tradition default-HIDE contains some of the mostAuthor: Shani Oates Tradition is about Folk Magick and community customs it thrives as a Faith, both lived and applied in Craft, and realised in Arte. Crafting the Arte of Tradition bares its soul while explaining its engagement of the Other found in Wind walkers, Wights, Covenants and Kings, Ancestors and Fools, Old Gods, Law and Lore, custom and culture, Fate and Magick, Divination and prophecy, tools of Craft and of Trade, and finally, Mysteries