The Witch As Psychopomp by Sharon Day

The Witch As Psychopomp by Sharon DayIt is part of the human condition to reflect on our mortality and what, if anything, awaits us when we cross that final threshold that is death. This book examines the work of three remarkable women who, separately but in ways that are remarkably similar, have endeavoured to support and comfort the dying. Swiss born Elisabeth Kbler Ross began her pioneering work into both dying and, for those left to mourn, the subsequent grieving process in 1953. Her

this short book is not only informative but likely to bring comfort

Fifty years ago the writer and philosopher Colin Wilson described Conway’s Magic an Occult Primer as “the best book on magic ever written”

) and rubs shoulders with the great and the good – he even watches movies with the queen at Balmoral Castle

held at the University of Central Lancashire in 2017

more importantly

Revised and Expanded Edition of Len Roberts' A Spark In The Void

A real call comes from the depths of the soul

Mrs Sanders’ work was in no small way influenced by another of the three women mentioned in this book

This book provides a gateway to his ideas and achievement

alongside personal reflections from Maxine Sanders

They are presented and critically contextualised by Dr John Callow and Sharon Day

This forthcoming volume will offer a significant contribution to the study of contemporary witchcraft and the modern Western esoteric tradition