The Witch's Guide to Animal Familiars

Spells, Rituals & Recipes for Making Magic with Animal Allies

De: Madame Pamita

Narrado por: Madame Pamita

Whether you are seeking to bring animal magic into your practice or simply want to bond with a furry, finned, or feathered friend in more meaningful ways, this guide will expand your magical practice and amplify your power with the help of an animal familiar.

MORE THAN JUST BLACK CATS . . .

Discover your personal animal familiar and open yourself to a new way of working alongside the animal kingdom in your magical practice. More than simple elements to be added to spells, animals are allies who can teach any witch about energy, life force, and different kinds of consciousness.

For centuries, witches have been linked with familiars such as black cats; however, the world of animal familiars is not limited to felines. Dogs, birds, rodents, reptiles, and even the guppies in your aquarium can be your special companions and magical co-creators. And familiars are not just limited to the pets that we live with; animals in the wild can also enhance our magic and teach us valuable spiritual lessons.

In this comprehensive book, you’ll learn how to identify an animal familiar and invite them into your witchcraft practice. You’ll find spells to attract, protect, and bond with your familiar. You’ll learn magical ways to calm your familiar and even rituals to help your familiar transition at the end of life. You’ll access ways to talk to your familiar and build psychic links to help you understand them. You’ll discover ways to invite your familiar to participate in your magical rituals, to exchange spiritual energy with your familiar, and even learn how to shapeshift into animal form.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

“Madame Pamita’s new book, The Witch’s Guide to Animal Familiars, feels like sitting down with a trusted mentor who knows how to bring magick into everyday life. With her signature warmth and down-to-earth style, she helps you connect with the power of animals in a way that feels both natural and inspiring. Whether you’re just getting started or have been practicing for years, Madame Pamita makes working with animal allies feel accessible and meaningful, offering guidance that comes from a place of deep knowledge and care.”—Mat Auryn, best-selling author of Psychic Witch, Mastering Magick, and The Psychic Art of Tarot

“Madame Pamita has given us an in-depth look on how to benefit and learn from our animal familiars. From a historical viewpoint all the way to our current disconnect with animals, she gently teaches us what is, and what is not, a familiar, as well as how to find and commune with your own. Included are spells and recipes for many different needs, sections on how to use animal offerings, and guidance on how to exchange energy with your familiar. I highly recommend The Witch’s Guide to Animal Familiars to anyone who wishes to experience the joy and challenges of working with a familiar, whether wild or domesticated. I truly believe this book will take your magickal practice to the next level.”—Christine Cunningham Ashworth, author of Scott Cunningham: The Path Taken

“Madame Pamita offers readers the gift of better acquainting ourselves with the other-than-human beings with whom we share the planet. This love letter to the animal and insect realms offers so much to everyone—not only those building a magical practice. You’ll find animal history, behavior, and lore; traditional healing ways, regional superstitions, and folk beliefs; and fairy tales and mythology, not to mention many creative magical rituals. For anyone longing for a loving bond with nature, here you will find a path to that sacred place, strewn with beauty, to inspire a truly enchanting connection with the natural world.”—Deatra Cohen, herbalist and co-author of Ashkenazi Herbalism