Old Witch Book of Spells
A Comprehensive Compilation of Spells and Incantations
Keep a witch's spellbook on your table, with one spell to a page and the words to say aloud.
- Start with things you have or can find easily: candles, coins, salt, herbs and kitchen spices.
- Find your spell fast: the contents on page 2 lists all 55 spell pages, from purification and protection to luck, money, love and dreams.
- Speak it with confidence: the chants are printed large, ready to read by candlelight.
- Enjoy the pages: hand-lettered titles, with black-and-white drawings and engravings all through.
58 pages · 8.5 x 11 in paperback · black-and-white interior · matte cover.
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Light your candle, open your spellbook and read the words aloud.
You know how it goes: a spell saved in one tab, a chant in a screenshot, the steps in a video you can't find again.
This is the book that sits on your table instead. One spell to a page: what you need, what to do and the words to say, printed large enough to read by candlelight.
55 spell pages with a contents page up front, from a purification rite with four clean coins to a full moon wish with a glass of lemon juice.
You go looking for one spell and you get...
Ten tabs that each give part of a spell, and none of them give the words.
A downloaded PDF you never open again.
A phone glowing next to your candle while you scroll for the next line.
Lists that send you shopping for a kit before you can start.
None of that is on you. A spell is simply easier to keep on paper, on your own table.
One spell to a page, under its own hand-lettered title.
What you need, listed first: candles, coins, salt, herbs and kitchen spices for many of them.
The steps in order, then the words to speak, printed large.
A contents page on page 2, so you find your way around quickly.
Four clean coins, four directions, one short rite of letting go.
A PURIFICATION SPELL · PAGE 3
The book opens with this one. The page says it is for when you feel out of control of your life, after a relationship ends, or any other time you feel the need.
- Wash four coins until they're sparkling clean. The page suggests baking soda and a toothbrush.
- Stand before a well, facing West. Toss in a coin and say: "I freely give this up."
- Turn to face North and do the same. Then East. Then South.
- Your rite has ended.
The page adds its own note: don't use a well that serves as drinking water. Most pages follow the same order: what you need, what to do, what to say.
Open it anywhere and find a spell for the night ahead
Purification, protection, luck, money and success, love, dreams, peace at home, beauty, curse-breaking and even time: 55 spell pages with black-and-white drawings and engravings.
Before you work outdoors at night
Draw a pentagram in the air and say four lines to the moon (p 4).
Nine knots, nine lines
The Money Spell is said while you tie nine knots in a 13-inch green silk cord or ribbon (p 18).
A cauldron of water and a question
Two purple candles, mugwort and wormwood incense, and a gaze into still water (p 25).
Four candles, lit one by one
The Good Luck Spell gives each candle its own line, for a waxing moon (p 32).
When something is lost
A chant to say for whatever is lost, ending "As I will it, So mote it be" (p 38).
Even two time spells
Speed Up Time with a red pen on your left hand, Speed Down Time with a blue pen on your right (p 50).
What you'll be doing with the book open
A few of the spells, with the pages they're on.
- Make a full moon wish with a glass of lemon juice. Tell the moon what you desire, raise your glass to her, say four lines, then pour the juice on the ground (p 35).
- Take a success bath with garden herbs. Leaves of marigold, mint, parsley, fennel or cress in the water, and a six-line chant (p 10).
- Sit before a flame and speak the fire-wall chant. Picture a sphere of light around you and end with "None shall pass. No, none at all." (p 14).
- Tie nine knots for the Money Spell. A green silk cord or ribbon, 13 inches long, and one rhyming line for each knot (p 18).
- Work the three-page ritual for an unhappy home. Candles for each person in the house, the troubles written down, then burned (pp 29 to 31).
- Make a basil and cinnamon love talisman. Three rings of cinnamon and basil around your own picture, and "Love surrounds me" said three times (pp 41 to 43).
- Put a scarf of sage, cloves and basil under your pillow. The Nightmare Spell: draw what troubles your sleep on the outside and tie it with white ribbon (p 22).
- Raise a stick dipped in glitter to a star. The Perfect Soul Mate Spell, in white clothes, best on a new moon, with the glitter kept by your front door (p 57).
Big pages and hand-lettered titles, easy to read by candlelight.
8.5 x 11 in pages, the size of a sheet of letter paper, so the chants sit large on the page.
Titles in a hand-lettered script, steps in a typewriter face, and black-and-white drawings and engravings: cauldrons, candles, a pot of spilled coins, a great tree with a door in its trunk.
The black cover carries a lit candle on an old book in a wreath of herbs, and reads Old Witch Book of Spells.
Made for the witch who wants the spell, the steps and the words
Skip it if you want
- A thick hardcover: this is a slim 58-page paperback
- The author, book and year behind every spell
- Promises that a spell will change someone's heart or mind
- A full course in witchcraft theory
It's for you if you want
- A spellbook on your table instead of your phone
- One spell to a page, with what you need and what to say
- Simple things: candles, coins, salt, herbs and spices
- Short old-style chants to speak aloud
- Big 8.5 x 11 in pages, easy to read by candlelight
When you want to know where a working comes from, open The Practical Grimoire
This book gives you the spell and the words. The Practical Grimoire gives you the old record behind each working, with the author, the book and the year, then steps for today.
Four books, one goal each: Protection, Love & Relationships, Prosperity, and Peace & Renewal.
Pick a spell on page 2. Say its words tonight.
Open to the contents, choose the spell for the night ahead, gather your candle and herbs, and read the words aloud from your own book.
You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Read it, try it, keep it on your table. If it isn't the book you wanted, you get your money back.
The questions people ask first
Straight answers, from the book itself.
1.I'm new to witchcraft. Can I use this book?
Yes. Each spell sits on its own page: what you need, what to do and the words to say. Start with the Purification Spell on page 3 or the Protection Spell on page 4. The book gives spells, not theory, so you won't find chapters on history or belief.
2.What's inside?
A title page, the contents on page 2, then 55 spell pages (pages 3 to 57): purification, protection, luck, money and success, love, dreams and prophecy, peace at home, beauty, curse-breaking and two time spells. A few longer rituals run over two or three pages, such as Purification Ritual I to III.
3.How big is the book? Is it a hardcover?
It's a paperback: 58 pages, 8.5 x 11 in (letter size), black-and-white interior, black matte cover. Big pages, slim book.
4.Where do the spells come from?
The book is a collection of old-style folk spells, charms and chants. It does not give a source or a date for each spell. If you want every working with its author, book and year, see The Practical Grimoire.
5.Is it Wiccan? Is there religious content?
It follows no single path. Some chants call on the Goddess, the Lady and the Lord, Aphrodite or guiding angels; many use plain words. You can keep the words as printed or say them your own way.
6.Do I need special tools?
Many spells use candles, coins, salt, herbs and kitchen spices. Some ask for more, such as a cauldron, frankincense, essential oils, a lodestone or orris root. Each page lists what it needs before the steps.
7.Are there spells aimed at other people?
A few pages are written about another person. We print the book as it is. Balabala's Love Spell on page 39 says it plainly: working to make a certain person love you goes against their free will. Many readers keep to the spells for themselves and their home.
8.Is it safe to do these spells at home?
Many spells use candle flames or burn a slip of paper. Work on a heat-proof surface, never leave a flame alone, and keep herbs, oils and flames away from children and pets. The spells are folk practice and never replace medical care.
9.Is it a good gift for a witchy friend?
Yes. It's a printed spellbook with a black cover with a candle and herb emblem, big pages and a page for each spell, easy to open on any night. It ships to the address you enter at checkout.
10.How does shipping work, and what if it isn't for me?
Your book is printed when you order and shipped to you, with the delivery estimate shown at checkout. You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee: if it isn't the book you wanted, you get your money back.