Homeland. Book One. The Dark Elf Trilogy. The Legend of Drizzt. R.A. Salvatore. Fantasy

Homeland. The Dark Elf Trilogy. The Legend of Drizzt. R.A. Salvatore. Fantasy

 I'm enjoying "Homeland" Book One of the Dark Elf Trilogy by R.A. Salvatore. This is part of the Legend of Drizzt series in the Forgotten Realms of Dungeons & Dragons.

 

Discover the origin story of one of Dungeons & Dragons’ greatest heroes, drow ranger Drizzt Do’Urden, in the thrilling first adventure in The Dark Elf Trilogy.

As the third son of Mother Malice and weaponmaster Zaknafein, Drizzt Do’Urden must be sacrificed to Lolth, the evil Spider Queen, per the tradition of their matriarchal drow society. But the unexpected death of his older brother spares young Drizzt—though he is still at the mercy of his abusive sisters.

As Drizzt grows older and proves himself to be a formidable warrior at Melee-Magthere Academy, he realizes that his idea of good and evil does not match that of his fellow drow, who show only cruelty to the other creatures of the Underdark. Can Drizzt stay true to himself in a such an unforgiving, unprincipled world?

 

https://amzn.to/4fwqHIC 

 

M.E. Kenny DeLaet. Past Grand High Priest. Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Tennessee. by Travis Simpkins

M.E. Kenny DeLaet. Past Grand High Priest. Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Tennessee. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Most Excellent

Kenny DeLaet

Past Grand High Priest

Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Tennessee

by Travis Simpkins

York Rite Freemasonry

For more info, please visit:

tngrandyorkrite.org

M.E. Kenny DeLaet. Past Grand High Priest. Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Tennessee. by Travis Simpkins

 

The Temple of Shamanic Witchcraft. Christopher Penczak

The Temple of Shamanic Witchcraft. Christopher Penczak. Wicca. Occult. Magick

 I'm reading through "The Temple of Shamanic Witchcraft" by Christopher Penczak. This is the third volume in his Temple series. I have the 6-book set. I read #1 (Inner Temple) and #2 (Outer Temple) last year.

 

Is shamanism all that different from modern witchcraft? According to Christopher Penczak, Wicca's roots go back 20,000 years to the Stone Age shamanic traditions of tribal cultures worldwide. A fascinating exploration of the Craft's shamanic origins, The Temple of Shamanic Witchcraft offers year-and-a-day training in shamanic witchcraft.

Penczak's third volume of witchcraft teachings corresponds to the water element―guiding the reader into this realm of emotion, reflection, and healing. The twelve formal lessons cover shamanic cosmologies, journeying, dreamwork, animal/plant/stone medicine, totems, soul retrieval, and psychic surgery. Each lesson includes exercises (using modern techniques and materials), assignments, and helpful tips. The training ends with a ritual for self-initiation into the art of the shamanic witch―culminating in an act of healing, rebirth, and transformation.

COVR Award Winner

https://amzn.to/4fJ2CiN