Slavic Witchcraft (Natasha Helvin)

Rooted in generations of Slavic tradition, the practice of magic and sorcery thrives across Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, the Balkans, and the Baltic states—where witches still whisper upon knotted cords to curse or heal, and sorceresses shapeshift into animals or objects.

Drawing from knowledge passed down by her mother and grandmother—including rare "Old Believers" spells previously unknown to outsiders—Natasha Helvin offers a rich compendium of over 300 spells, incantations, charms, and rituals. Covering love, protection, healing, divination, career success, warding off the evil eye, and communicating with spirits, each spell includes complete step-by-step instructions.

Helvin reveals the pagan roots beneath this tradition's thin Christian veneer, showing how Slavic gods became Orthodox saints. She details how magical energy is drawn from nature's forces—specific places of power, graveyards, and churches—and explores the creation of amulets and talismans, the role of icons, proper magical language, and the path to becoming a witch or sorceress.