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    Scottish Folk magic and the dead (part three) – folk charms, herbs for the dead and second sight

    by Scott 9th August 2018
  • Scottish Folk Magic and the dead (part two) – The dead as a witch familiar

    by Scott 9th August 2018
  • Scottish Folk Magic and the Dead (part one) – Funerary customs and death related lore.

    by Scott 9th August 2018
  • Scottish folk magic and the dead (an introduction)

    by Scott 24th August 2018
  • Martinmas – Sacrifice, Initiation, and Blood

    by Scott 12th August 2018
  • Samhuinn – Halloween, Winters Start, Guising, Divination and Fires

    by Scott 12th August 2018

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  • Folk Festivals
  • Folk Magic
    • Ancestors
    • Animism
    • Folk “Deities”
    • Folk Practioner
    • Necromancy
  • Herbal Recipies
  • Folk Crafts
  • Interviews
  • Shop
    • Tales of the Taibhsear Spoken word Album
    • Tales of the Taibhsear – Chapbook
    • Check out
  • About
    • Scottish Folk magic fundamentals – or why i write what i write – or my BIAS FAQ …
    • Contact Us
  • Join The Woven Land Network
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