Chronically Magickal

Danielle Dionne is a professional psychic medium and witch. She trained under internationally renowned mediums, including John Holland and Tony Stockwell, and under prominent magickal and occult teachers such as Christopher Penczak and Devin Hunter. Additionally, she studied at the Arthur Findlay College, a spiritualist college in Stansted, England. Danielle is an initiate in the Temple of Witchcraft tradition and serves as Scorpio Deputy Minister for death, dying, and bereavement. She has been teaching psychic mediumship development since 2009 and runs Moth and Moon Studio, a spiritual development centre. Danielle lives on a farm in Chester, New Hampshire. Visit her at DanielleDionne.com. Amy Blackthorn is a professional intuitive and author of Blackthorn's Botanical Magic (Weiser Books, 2018), Sacred Smoke (Weiser Books, 2019), and Blackthorn's Botanical Brews (Weiser Books, 2020). She has a certification in aromatherapy and incorporates her experiences in a traditional witchcraft with her horticulture studies. Amy's company, Blackthorn's Botanicals, creates tea based on magical herbal formulas. She has appeared in print as well as on Coast to Coast AM, HuffPoLive, and Netflix's Top Ten Secrets and Mysteries in an episode about supernatural abilities.

Contents

List of Exercises xi

Acknowledgments xiii

Disclaimer xv

You Are Not Alone xvii

Foreword xix

Introduction 1

Part One: Caring for You
Chapter 1: Acquainting Yourself with Your New Reality 11
Chapter 2: Accepting Help 27
Chapter 3: Spiritual & Physical Hygiene 37
Chapter 4: Your Sacred Home 49

Part Two: Opening to the Magick
Chapter 5: Crafting Spells for Health & Healing 67
Chapter 6: Healing Systems 93
Chapter 7: Divination for Support 101
Chapter 8: Magick for Empowerment 107

Part Three: Finding Allies
Chapter 9: Healing Spirits 125
Chapter 10: Plant Spirit Allies for Chronic Illness 139
Chapter 11: Stone Allies for Healing 153
Chapter 12: Animal Spirits 169
Chapter 13: Practical Matters 179

Conclusion 189

Recommended Reading 191

Resources 193

Bibliography 195