The sequel to the enormously popular To Ride a Silver Broomstick: New Generation Witchcraft, this upbeat and down-to-earth guide provides explanations, techniques, exercises, anecdotes, and guidance on traditional and modern aspects of the Craft, both as a science and a religion. Illustrations.

This little book reveals one of God\'s greatest \"secrets\"--how He governs the world by assigning an Angel to watch over each person, diocese, town, parish, etc. It explains how these blessed spirits protect souls and bodies in ways both miraculous and ordinary. Impr. 64 pgs, PB

This is my long anticipated second edition of Angel Companions. It has been twelve years since the first pattern book was published, and I am pleased and encouraged by its success. These past years have been very eventful with lifestyle changes that have resulted in new learning experiences and new friendships. Through our difficulties, I continued to draw and create more angel patterns that resulted in much needed stress relief. It was enjoyable to be so involved in the creative process. During this time I set up my home studio and taught students my skills. I also taught classes and workshops at various locations in my local area, and plan to continue to do so in the future. Angels seen and unseen have always guided and helped our world through the ages. Both my husband and myself have felt their influence and support throughout our lives, as I'm sure many of you as well. This book has been guided by their positive force, and I am so thankful. I dedicate this book of patterns to all who believe. I am ever grateful for the recognition and validation I've received by those who have made my angel designs. It has been wonderful to see what hobbyists are posting on Etsy and Pinterest, even after all this time. I believe that book II will be well received also. I wish to thank my friends and family for their support, especially those at Community United Methodist Church in Port Hadlock, WA. I also was to recognize my photographer, Jay Syverson, of Port Ludlow, WA.