The Path Through the labyrinth - Green, Marian

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Résumé :
The Path Through the Labyrinth reveals the evolving culture of the West that hides a complete strata of folklore, of traditional skills and wisdom, of ancient arts and festivals. These are still emerging in myth and legend, in song and celebrations, each retaining aspects of a very great initiatory system rooted in the land and its magic. Most availalble sources tell the reader about the how to of magic, but for the first time this book explores the why of magic, and the what happens when . . . of modern magical techniques. In The Path Through the Labyrinth, Marian Green, a highly respected practitioner and teacher of the Western Tradition, examines these questions and guides the reader safely to the heart of the magical maze, and then out again.

Biographie:
MARIAN GREEN grew up in the country and learned many oldtechniques of herbalism, healing animals, working with the land and itspowers from the common country folk, the dowsers and wise women.She has been writing about natural and ceremonial magic for many yearsand teaches in Britain and Europe. She has been the Editor of Quest magazine for over forty years, and has run an open esoteric conferencesince 1968 bringing together writers, witches, magicians and theirstudents from all over the world.