The Prosperous Pagan: How to Shed the Myth of Pagan Poverty and Thrive

Kathy Cybele
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If spells and rituals were all it took to secure prosperity we’d all be rich! 

So what is it that separates Pagans who easily generate prosperity from those who keep trying and trying with little success? Highly prosperous Pagans understand how prosperity works and have aligned their belief systems to support a prosperous life and bring success to all their magickal workings.

The process of becoming a truly prosperous Pagan is a journey of self-discovery that can be eye opening and life changing. Kathy Cybele offers a comprehensive guide that will help you shift your beliefs about prosperity and assist you in moving into a space where attracting good things comes easily. Through The Prosperous Pagan Kathy Cybele will take you on a journey to:

Discover what prosperity means to you.
Prepare yourself for prosperity.
Learn how to create prosperity.
Use magick to enhance your prosperity.

Your prosperity journey can begin today!

A more prosperous life is within your grasp.

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About the author

Kathy Cybele was raised in an Irish household where her mother filled her days with fairy tales, Brownies (both the chocolate and the small mischievous kind) and magick. Thus, when Kathy found the path of Witchcraft in 1988, she knew she had come home.

In 1992 Kathy joined a Celtic/Garderian coven, received her degrees, and was elevated to the rank of elder and High Priestess. Kathy founded and lead The Circle of the Sacred Meadow from 1998 – 2010.

Kathy still enjoys teaching in local venues and has taught over 200 classes.
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Kathy Cybele
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Jan 28, 2014
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Pages
202
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9781494435394
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English
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Body, Mind & Spirit / Meditation
Body, Mind & Spirit / Witchcraft
Religion / Meditations
Religion / Paganism & Neo-Paganism
Religion / Spirituality
Religion / Wicca
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