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Lewis Spence was no doubt one of the most prolific hybrids of a researcher and occultist that ever lived. This volume may be the missing manual you've always been looking for. Everything from the naguals and sorcery to Mexican witchcraft.

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Delving into the rich tapestry of occult beliefs in Celtic Britain, this scholarly study explores the origins of the Druids, their connection to the Divine King, and the Arthurian legends, including the Holy Grail. It examines intriguing topics such as second sight, Celtic spells, necromancy, and divination, while also discussing the belief in reincarnation and the spirit world populated by banshees and leprechauns. The author, Lewis Spence, offers a comprehensive look at Druidic spirituality, magical practices, and the mystical lore of the Celts.

"Chapters 2-76 of A brief guide to Native American myths and legends were originally published in Myths and legends of the North American Indians by Lewis Spence, George G. Harrap, 1914"--Contents verso.