Classic Household Guide to ApAlachian Folk Healing

pClassic Household Guide to ApAlachian Folk Healing. $16.95. pemstrongA Collection of Old-Time Remedies Charms and Spellsƒ‚€š‚  strong em pemOssman and Steel's Guide to Health or Household Instructor emwas an immensely popular 19th-century collection of folk remedies healing spells and charms. It drew widely on the folklore of old Pennsylvania Dutch and German "powwow" healing practices. These practices helped shape ApAlachian folk healing conjure rootwork and many other folk healing traditions in America. Author Jake Richards puts these remedies in context with practical advice for modern-day healers. blockquotenpJake Richards has resurrected a book of commonplace remedies recipes and rituals that once had a home on many rural Southern family shelvesƒ‚€š‚  ƒ‚€š‚  ---ƒ‚€š‚  ƒ‚€š‚  Cory Thomas Hutcheson author of emNew World Witcheryƒ‚€š‚  em blockquotenpWith this book you will learn: ulnliTo invoke spells and charms for healing wounds styes broken bones maladies etc. linliTo create folk remedies using ingredients based on symAthetic reasoning including sulfuric acid gunpowder and other substances for swelling toothache headache and more. linliƒ‚€š‚ How folk medicine evolved in America. lin ulnpstrongJake Richardsƒ‚€š‚  strongholds his ApAlachian heritage which goes back generations close in his blood and bones. He has practiced ApAlachian folk magic for Palmost a decade and teaches classes on the subject in Jonesborough Tennessee. Richard owns Little Chicago Conjure a supplier of ApAlachian folk magic supplies and ingredients. p  ;pClassic Household Guide to ApAlachian Folk Healing. $16.95. pemstrongA Collection of Old-Time Remedies Charms and Spells  strong em pemOssman and Steel's Guide to Health or Household Instructor emwas an immensely popular 19th-century collection of folk remedies healing spells and charms. It drew widely on the folklore of old Pennsylvania Dutch and German "powwow" healing practices. These practices helped shape ApAlachian folk healing conjure rootwork and many other folk healing traditions in America. Author Jake Richards puts these remedies in context with practical advice for modern-day healers. blockquotenpJake Richards has resurrected a book of commonplace remedies recipes and rituals that once had a home on many rural Southern family shelves    ---    Cory Thomas Hutcheson author of emNew World Witchery  em blockquotenpWith this book you will learn: ulnliTo invoke spells and charms for healing wounds styes broken bones maladies etc. linliTo create folk remedies using ingredients based on symAthetic reasoning including sulfuric acid gunpowder and other substances for swelling toothache headache and more. linli How folk medicine evolved in America. lin ulnpstrongJake Richards  strongholds his ApAlachian heritage which goes back generations close in his blood and bones. He has practiced ApAlachian folk magic for Palmost a decade and teaches classes on the subject in Jonesborough Tennessee. Richard owns Little Chicago Conjure a supplier of ApAlachian folk magic supplies and ingredients. p