Rose Quartz

Rose Quartz Magick

by Cynthia Conway

4 out of 5

Synopsis
The Perfect Guide for Crystal Magick Beginners
Are you interested in casting magic, but daunted by the complexity of spells and long list of hard to find tools? Do you want to use magic to improve your life, find love, or grow as a person? If so, Rose Quartz Magick is for you.

Rose Quartz Magick focuses on simple spells that even beginners can cast effectively. Each spell uses a single rose quartz stone - a powerful tool that can be utilized for spells for love, romance, heartache, breakups, appearance, and more. With a single, affordable, and simple stone and this book, you can cast spells to find love, improve relationships, improve your looks, and have a better life.

These spells are designed to be potent and life changing, without the need for complicated rituals, mandatory moon phases, or other spell elements that can bewilder beginners. The book provides tips on choosing a stone, cleansing the stone, preparing the quartz for a spell, and casting the spell itself.

If you've been looking for a way to give witchcraft a try, this book is a great place to start.



Review
*I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review*

 This is my first ever review of a non-fiction book, so please bear with me.
Conway offered me a copy, and it seemed perfect timing, as I need to research crystals and magick for my own projects.

 I thought this was a very well-presented little book, that would be useful for anyone interested in witchcraft, or simply in harnessing some positive energy.

 Conway starts by explaining a little about the background of rose quartz, and general care and handling. There's a nice little preparation stage, and then she offers a few simple spells.
It is well-written and easy to follow, and Conway's style is informative but natural.
There are options offered, and brief backgrounds and explanations on why you would/wouldn't do certain things. And it all seems to stem from both research and the familiarity of experience.

 The whole book has a very warm and peaceful feeling, which is a perfect match for rose quartz.

 I would recommend this to anyone that's looking to gain a little positive focus, or de-stress. Or anyone interested in a nice introduction to this area of magick.

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