The Book of Seidr: The Native English and Northern European Shamanic Tradition

334pp, with occasional black and white illustrations.  Laminated, illustrated stiff card covers.  8vo.  Gentle edge wear to card covers; one page has a small corner crease, else neat, bright, crisp and tight throughout. The Book of Seidr examines seidr -  believed by some to be an ancient Norse and Germanic shamanistic, magical tradition -  exploring its practices, rituals, and cultural significance within the specific context of Native English and Northern European traditions. It gives founding information for beginners, explaining how seidr is thought to work to alter consciousness and make connections with the spirit world, serving as a guide for solitary practice.