An occult library worth keeping
Books
A curated library — Cunningham, Buckland, Llewellyn classics, plus journals and grimoires worth filling. Books are the authority spine of the practice.
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7" Blue Dragon pen
Few left1# Beeswax whole
Bat's Blood ink 1 oz
Black ink 1 oz
Dove's Blood ink 1 oz
Dragon's Blood Ink, 1 oz
Money Green ink 1 oz
2" x 2" Sheep Skin parchment paper
Heavy Parchment 25 Pack 8 1/2 x 11
67# Heavy Parchment 250 Pack 8 1/2 x 11
Parchment Paper, 3 × 4, 12-pack
Heavy Parchment Paper 5 Pack 8 1/2" x 11"
Pen kit
Light Parchment 12 Pack (2" x 2 1/2")
Light Parchment Paper 25 Pack (8 1/2" x 11")
Light Parchment 12 Pack (3" x 4")
Porcupine Quill Pen
Few left9 1/2" Moon Magic wand Pen
Bat's Blood writing kit
Dove's Blood writing kit
Dragon's Blood writing kit
Money Drawing writing kit
About the Books shelf
A shelf of books is the part of the practice that outlasts the candles. Ours leans on the writers practitioners keep going back to: Cunningham for herbs and solitary work, the Farrars for the structure of a coven year, Buckland for the fundamentals, and a run of Llewellyn and Weiser titles on tarot, runes, planetary magic, and folk practice. We carry the books we would lend, and skip the ones we wouldn't.
Alongside the reading are the books meant to be written in: leather journals with latches, blank grimoires with handmade pages, and the smaller notebooks that live in an altar drawer for recording what was burned, when, and what came of it. A record kept for a year teaches more than most manuals.