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The Little Book of Everyday Enchantments is a charming guide to weaving magic into the rhythms of daily life. With 52 spells—one for each week of the year—divided between the dark and light halves of the seasons, this book invites you to explore the beauty of accessible, customizable witchcraft. Written by professional witch and tarot reader Arin Breagh, it offers simple rituals, folk magic wisdom, and encouragement for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Whether you're planting seeds of new beginnings or seeking protection under the waning moon, these enchantments help you craft a life filled with wonder, intention, and joy.

Shadow work is often talked about — but rarely approached in a way that feels grounded, honest, and genuinely supportive.

This book is different.

Blending psychology, spirituality, and lived experience, this is both a comprehensive guide and a long-form workbook designed to help you explore your shadow at your own pace — without overwhelm, pressure, or performance.

What is shadow work, really?

Shadow work is the process of turning toward the parts of yourself that have been hidden, suppressed, or misunderstood — not to “fix” them, but to understand and integrate them.

It is about:

• recognising emotional patterns and triggers

• understanding how past experiences shape your present

• exploring relationships, boundaries, and self-worth

• moving beyond rigid ideas of “good” and “bad”

• building a more honest and grounded relationship with yourself

What’s inside this book

This is a two-part journey:

Part I — The Foundations of Shadow Work

A clear, accessible exploration of shadow work through:

• Jungian psychology and philosophical roots

• emotional and relational shadow patterns

• cultural and societal influences

• witchcraft, energetics, and symbolic frameworks

• real-life case studies (including Carl Jung, Aleister Crowley, and Dion Fortune)

Written in a friendly, approachable tone — without jargon or gatekeeping.

Part II — The Shadow Work Workbook

A deep, structured workbook designed to take time — not something to rush.

Includes:

• guided journalling prompts

• emotional and pattern-mapping exercises

• relationship and trigger exploration

• boundary and integration work

• long-term tracking and reflection pages

This is not a quick-fix workbook. It is designed to be returned to again and again.

Why this book exists

After being asked repeatedly to create a shadow work course, author Arin Breagh chose a different path.

Shadow work is deeply personal — often too personal for a group setting.

This book was created as a private, self-paced alternative: something you can work through in your own time, in your own space, with honesty and care.

Who this book is for

This book is for you if:

• you feel drawn to shadow work but don’t know where to begin

• you want something deeper than surface-level “love and light” spirituality

• you’re interested in both psychological and magical perspectives

• you prefer to work independently rather than in group settings

• you’re ready to explore yourself honestly — at your own pace

A final note

This is not a book you finish.
It’s a book you return to.

Shadow work is not about becoming someone new —
it’s about understanding who you already are.

If you’re ready to begin that process, this book will meet you there.

This particular deck is recommended by Arin Breagh, and it's one that she uses on a regular basis.

Readings with this one tend to be very straightforward - you might call them as black and white as the cards themselves! We recommend following the deck’s creator, James Douglas, on Instagram for a deep dive into the cards and his other works.

A hand-painted watercolour deck from independent artist Marion Costentin, blending early tarot tradition with occult symbolism and her own work in self-exploration and shadow work. 78 cards in total — the full Major and Minor Arcana, plus two extra cards: Lilith and Lucifer.

This one won't hold your hand with tidy textbook meanings. It's intuitive, a little raw, and rooted in reverence for the parts of ourselves and the world we don't always look at directly. If shadow work is your thing, this deck will feel like coming home.

The classic. This is the Rider Waite deck as it first appeared in 1909 — the deck that shaped how most of us learned to read tarot in the first place. Fully illustrated Major and Minor Arcana with the same familiar imagery you'll find referenced in nearly every tarot book going.

A brilliant choice if you're just starting out, or if you simply want the deck all the others are measured against back on your shelf.