and let the hammer stand between you and what would harm you
in its modern organized form
This is a working money charm: a pewter talisman stamped with money-drawing symbolism
vast and watchful
the insights that surface when the day has gone still
Llewellyn's Witch's Coloring Book by Mickie Mueller, Llewellyn, Elisabeth Alba, Kathleen Edwards, Jennifer Hewitson, Wen Hsu, Carolyn Vibbert Curses and let the hammer standA coloring book for witches, which is a more sensible idea than it sounds. Six of Llewellyn's illustrators contributed more than sixty line drawings of potions, rituals, magical symbols, herbs, and familiars, and the pages are perforated so a finished one can come out and go in a frame. Coloring is a legitimately good way to spend an hour with a symbol, and the imagery here is drawn by people who know what they are drawing. Key Features of Llewellyn's