Oh well, it is fun for anyone who enjoys poetry. Iâll leave that up to you.
Right now I am doing a side by side comparison of 3 books on Correspondences. It is really fun looking through them - The trouble is that I like them all for different reasons. They are all crammed full of information. Depending on the authorâs preference of working.
âThe Complete Magicianâs Tablesâ by Skinner is focused on Kabbalistic, Angelic, Astrologic, Alchemic, Demonic, Geomantic, Grimoire, Gematria, I Ching, Tarot, Pagan Pantheon, Plant, Perfume and Character with 800 tables
I find myself having to look up a lot of the words he uses in references, but find his angel references particularly intriguing.
âA Witchâs Book of Correspondencesâ by Briggs is what I would categorize as more in line with Green Witch working. It is a blend of information and tables .for instance; it has Herbal correspondences as well as informational pages on methods of drying herbs.
Tree correspondences, Pharmacopoeia, Oils, Crystals, Colors, Candles, Elemental, Tools, Work Tables (sorted by the focus of the work), Planetary, Lunar, Wheel of the Year, Astrology, Astronomy, Zodiac, Divination, Numerology, Magic Squares, Alphabets, Chakras, Angels, Faeries, Totems, Pagan Traditions, and an extensive Appendix of Witch Wisdom.
This is probably my favorite, but if I canât find what I am looking for here I turn to
âLlewellynâs Complete Book of Correspondencesâ by Kynes.
This is probably what I would consider the main stream witchâs reference. It starts with a bit of a tutorial on âwhy use correspondencesâ and then goes into a chapter on Issues, intentions and powers. It has tables for Plants, Minerals, Animals, Dieties, Astrological, and finishes with Miscellaneous - elements, directions, colors, chakras, numbers, and tarot.
I will say that it is easy to find information since each table is fairly thorough in its content, but the same information is not included in all tables. I feel that is a lack of consistency and a little disappointing.
BUT⌠as they used to say on âREADING RAINBOWââŚ'but you donât have to take my word for it" ⌠I encourage you all to do your own exploration and see what you think. HAPPY READING!