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Part I: The Roots of the Craft The Legacy of the Saxons Paganism and the Old Gods The Wyrd and the Weave of Fate The Role of the Cunning Folk and Wælcyrian Christian Encounters and Hidden Practices Part II: The Foundations of Seaxen Witchcraft What Is Seaxen Magick? The Sacred Cosmology: Nine Worlds and Yggdrasil Deities of the Seax-Wica and Old Saxon Pantheon The Witan and the Wyrd Sisters The Ethics of the Seaxen Witch Part III: Tools, Symbols, and Sacred Space The Witch's Tools: Seax, Staff, and Bowl Runes and Galdr: Symbols of Power Sacred Space: The Hof and the Hearg Creating the Vé Consecrating a Ritual Area The Saxon Wheel of the Year Part IV: Spellcraft and Ritual Daily Devotionals and Seasonal Rites Invoking the Gods and Ancestors Crafting Charms, Amulets, and Talismans Weather Witching and Elemental Work Bindings, Banes, and Warding Spells Part V: Herbal and Folk Magic Wyrtcraft: Herbs and Plants in Saxon Magick Healing Spells and Leechdoms The Nine Sacred Herbs and Their Powers Folk Cures, Blessings, and Hexes Animal Spirits and Totems of the Saxons Part VI: Advanced Craft Divination: Runes, Dreams, and Omens Walking Between Worlds: Journeywork and Seiðr Ancestor Work and the Cult of the Dead Initiation and Self-Dedication in the Seaxen Path Keeping the Craft: Journals, Grimoires, and Oaths