Book of Shadows....

[Nocturnal Lure]

Does anyone know where i can get a book of shadows with the charmed logo on it? I've seen one in amazon but it's £17.99, is this normal. Seems abit pricy for a book of paper lol I'm looking forward to writing everything in it though, i love writing and recording things..

Thanks for all your views, very interesting !
Love *& Light, Janey xx

Thank you for illustrating my point... the symbol in question is not the Charmed "logo" but a well known symbol in several Pagan as well as Christian beliefs, called a Triquetra.

http://altreligion.about.com/library/glossary/symbols/bldefstriqueta.htm

To answer your question, around here (the Netherlands) there are several shops that have it in stock, and there are many online stores that sell em.

http://www.paganshopping.com/Mercha...=PROD&Product_Code=CTBOSSSB&Category_Code=BOS

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1932548203/104-2450702-7071917?v=glance&n=283155 (Amazon, get it while it's there)

http://www.forthewitchinyou.co.uk/witches_tools/book_of_shadows.asp

Hope you find what you desire..

reagun ban wrote
I see exactly where you're coming from but for all you know, she's a HPs of a lineaged coven. I never use the term, but when I was an initiate, my HPs used it. This would have been early 2001 so it was before charmed came out over here (Ireland).

Well the Craft and several other Wicca related movies and series (Buffy f.i.) where out, but offcourse they too had their sources which where no doubt in actuall neo-Paganism, however the feeling of Hollywood infused mysticism remains and is knawing at my gut, just a feeling.

-May the moon light your path

 

[reagun ban]

Thank you for illustrating my point... the symbol in question is not the Charmed "logo" but a well known symbol in several Pagan as well as Christian beliefs, called a Triquetra.

Unfortunately, I'm in work and don't have my sources at hand, but I'll come back with them at home.
It's also been used by the Celts as a symbol of Bardic rank.

Well the Craft and several other Wicca related movies and series (Buffy f.i.) where out, but offcourse they too had their sources which where no doubt in actuall neo-Paganism, however the feeling of Hollywood infused mysticism remains and is knawing at my gut, just a feeling.

Indeed, the Craft did have an impact on my desire to learn. I admitted it then and I admit it now. It just nudged it to the front. My dad was (and is still) a Christian Mystic when we were growing up. I wanted to follow in his pursuit for wisdom.