The Book of Mermaid Magic: Healing, Spellwork & Connection with Merfolk

Breath-Taking informationI have truly enjoyed reading this book. Leeza Robertson has done a fantastic job of identifying and discussing a Mermaid Pantheon, in which she includes, but did not limit to, the eight archetypes, which she writes about in this book. The hierarchy of archetypes she discusses are listed below, from top to bottom:1. The Water Goddess2. The Ocean Priestess3. The Sea Witch4. The Siren5. The Common Mermaid6. The Shapeshifter7. The Nymph, and8. The SpriteThe author, further, discusses each Mermaid Pantheon in detail, stating each member's own healing energy. In the chapter pertaining to each particular archetype, the author discusses the four exercises that we are to do in order to strengthen our connection with the deities, enhance our devotional practice, to aid in our mental, emotional, vibrational purposes, and to petition a deity to solve a problem or to manifest a thing in our lives.This is a must read book for anyone desiring to learn about spellcrafting with the element of water. The author discusses and provides various exercises for each archetype listed above, from the chakras, moon phases, magical items used for each deity, to the auras, healing exercises, spellwork, and much more.While this book may be one that is very comprehensive, a beginner can benefit from this information, as well as a more adept practitioner desiring to view things from another practitioner's view. Highly recommend.

I honestly didn't know what I would be getting into with this book, but it was a surprise.I have been lost looking for a path or even a little bit of a push down a road for my inner peace. The world the way it is of late, I am always at unrest with myself. I found myself drawn to this book right from the first chapter. I went into this reading blind, but go so much out of it. I highlighted so many passages for me to go back to read over and over again. The way the author explains the chakra's, types, devotions, and the instructions that aren't over your head hard. I read this book every night before bed for a week, and it was honestly the best week of sleep I have had for a while. The peace and calm that reading this book gave me was an outstanding surprise.If you like mermaids, even just a little bit like me, and want to know more without being overwhelmed, this book is for you.

While this book is not one I will be using as a devotional, I greatly enjoyed reading it. Everyone has their own deities and others they call on in their practice, so it would make sense for water witches and those drawn to the sea to be drawn to the Mer world.The book is well written and explains the concepts and provides ways to incorporate Mers into your own practices with devotionals and rituals. I found the book overall a very interesting read and learned quite a bit. The fact that I won't be using it in my own practice does not belittle it at all...we all are on our own path and I respect each and everyone's individual paths and I am glad I learned more about this area.

She writes about "merfolk" in the introduction, but then all the archetypes are mermaids.

The book is awesome’n