Conversations with a Witch

Conversations with a Witch

by Lois Bourne (Author)

Synopsis

What is it like to be a witch? To be able to work magic, to heal, to see into the future; to be constantly approached by those in desperate need of help? Lois Bourne, psychic from childhood and a practising witch and occultist for over thirty years, has written a book of very personal reflections. She deals frankly with her own remarkable powers and examines the philosophy behind the Craft of the Wise. Exploring such New Age themes as psychometry and clairvoyance, precognition and the secret of invisibility has led her to many strange encounters and experiences. In the strong belief that mediumship was a vital part of early and medieval witchcraft, she describes the communications she has received on the subject of life after death, which have brought comfort and hope to many of those who have sought her help. A deeply moving book that shows how the mystical and the magical have always been inherent in human life and nature.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 224
Edition: New Ed
Publisher: Robert Hale Ltd
Published: 31 Jan 2002

ISBN 10: 0709070640
ISBN 13: 9780709070641

Media Reviews
'Lois Bourne writes naturally, intelligently and with humour about her psychic sensitivity as a child; her subsequent initiation into a white coven, and the various workings she has done for people.' The Ley Hunter 'A fascinating insight... intelligent and witty account.' Hertfordshire Countryside 'An unusual publication in which [she] recounts her experiences as leader of a white coven.' Focus magazine
Author Bio
Lois Bourne, married with two grown-up sons, lives in Hertfordshire, a county which has many historical associations with witchcraft. She is the author of the critically acclaimed Witch Amongst Us: The Autobiography of a Witch and Dancing with Witches. When not engaged in lecturing, counselling and psychic work, her hobbies are sleeping, antiques, and listening to classical music. She enjoys cultivating her garden which is graced by statues of the god Pan and Diana the Huntress, is a nature and animal lover, and derives great pleasure from walking and meditating in the countryside. An avid reader of non-fiction, seeking always to increase her knowledge, she also likes housekeeping but admits to being an indifferent cook. Her MG sports car is her only obsession.