On the use of herbs, powders and incense in magic

At last, here is a book that deliberately cleans up all the old "mold" that usually spreads over books dealing with the use of plants in Magic.

One is happily surprised not to find in it the recipes, difficult to realize, which make one smile and in which toad slime is bound to problematic mixtures!

Mickhaël d'Estissac has done a serious and practical job in order to offer us a hitherto unpublished approach to the magical aspect of such use:

- serious, because it explains how the plant kingdom acts in Magic and where this power that ancestrally is attributed to it comes from: the role of the Four Elements as well as a solid reference to the Kabbalah contribute to make clearer the notions that many books ignore or omit.

- It is practical because it takes into account the conditions of today's cities and industrialized societies, where anxieties and problems are piling up more and more while there is less and less time to solve them.

Fabulous power is at our service by means of a fundamentally healthy and, let's say, frankly divine Magic.

Edition 2002