'Jennifer Lane casts a kind a contrary nature spell over her readers, full of glitter and acorns, fire and firecrests' Derek Niemann, Guardian
After Jennifer Lane reached breaking point in her fast-paced office life and suffered stress-related illness, she set out to rediscover the solace and purpose that witchcraft had given her as a teenager. In her year long journey, Jennifer explored ancient festivals and rituals, and visited fellow pagans and wild landscapes, in search of wisdom and peace.
The Wheel explores the draw of witchcraft and our vulnerability to toxic working environments, including digital demands, and is intended for those who are sick at heart of noise, anger and disconnection. Full of wise words, crackling rituals and natural beauty, this is a quest to discover how to live fully connected to the natural world while firmly in the twenty-first century.
Publisher: Duckworth Books
ISBN: 9781912836901
Number of pages: 288
Dimensions: 216 x 135 mm
'Grabbed me by my very core and inspired me to make some long-awaited changes in my own life. Also, she's really funny and has a fantastic cat. What else could you need? More than a spiritual guide for modern-day witches, this book calls for all of us to pay more attention to the world around us... Jennifer's passion for this subject emanates from the page, pulling the reader in so that we begin to look at the trees around us through her eyes, with that child-like sense of wonder. A joyous and magickal experience' The Folklore Podcast
'Jennifer Lane's writing is sincere, tender and rich with wonderment, empowering her readers to resist a conventional existence and look deeper into the heart of nature' Tiffany Francis, author of Dark Skies
'Jennifer Lane casts a kind a contrary nature spell over her readers, full of glitter and acorns, fire and firecrests' Derek Niemann, Guardian
This is a spellbinding book which brings an up-close looks at what a life lived closer to nature and the divine might look like. Amongst all the 'how to' witchcraft books this is a much more personal book,... More
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