magick in the virtual world

From Publishers Weekly
Mixing modern technology with witchcraft, Sirona Knight (A Witch Like Me) and Patricia Telesco (An Enchanted Life) offer Cyber Spellbook: Magick in the Virtual World. Although thousands of Wicca enthusiasts use the Web daily for research and to meet people, they may not realize their computer's witchcraft-related properties. For example, a keyboard can represent "creative flow," with the "delete" key an instrument for banishing and the "shift" key helping one shift between the ordinary and magickal worlds. The authors explain ways to integrate technology (from cell phones to lawn mowers) with spells, making this a truly up-to-date Wicca resource.
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Book Description
From creating virtual sacred space, to using your microwave and cellular phone for spellcasting this book is the ultimate hands-on companion for technowitches everywhere. Shows how to effectively marry all the magickal potential and powers of modern mechanical gadgetry with traditional metaphysical using humor, wisdom, and old-fashioned creativity. Designed specifically to bring yesterday's insights and modern wonders back into balance. Within these pages technology does not mean the loss of spirituality or a magickal focus. Rather, it becomes the focus! The book includes: cyber spells by theme (love, health, joy), user-friendly techno-focals, cyber dedications, virtual visualizations, proactive computer conjurings, directions on how to make an online Book of Shadows, and much, much more.

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