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Llewellyn's Complete Book of Correspondences: A Comprehensive & Cross-Referenced Resource for Pagans & Wiccans (Llewellyn's Complete Book Series, 4) Paperback – Illustrated, February 8, 2013

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Llewellyn's Complete Book of Correspondences is a clear, straightforward companion for Pagan and Wiccan ritual and spellwork. Entries are cross-referenced, indexed, and organized by categories and subcategories, making it easy to find what you need.

This comprehensive reference provides a fascinating look at why correspondences are more than just lists of objects to focus intent on―they are fundamental to how we think. When we use correspondences, we weave together our ideas, beliefs, and energy, creating deeper meaning in our rituals and spellwork as we unite our individuality with a larger purpose.

The use of correspondences embodies both physical and symbolic energy and provides the means for uniting the seen and unseen worlds. Packed with content yet easy to use, Llewellyn's Complete Book of Correspondences covers traditional correspondences and also provides instruction for forging new ones that hold special meaning for you.

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Llewellyn's Complete Book of Correspondences

Llewellyn’s Complete Book of Correspondences is a clear, straightforward companion for Pagan and Wiccan ritual and spellwork. Entries are cross-referenced, indexed, and organized by categories and subcategories, making it easy to find what you need.

  • Plants
  • Minerals
  • Animals
  • Zodiac
  • Moon Phases
  • Runes
  • Tarot
  • And More!
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Also by Sandra Kynes: This fun, approachable book features simple and effective ways to use crystals throughout the wheel of the year. Providing an encyclopedic listing of more than sixty bird species—highlighting each one's history, folklore, location, appearance, and magical wisdom—Bird Magic shows how they can enhance your spiritual and personal life. With more than 200 color photographs and convenient guides to correspondences, associated deities, and more, Crystal Magic will serve as a timeless, indispensable reference. This comprehensive guide presents over one hundred profiles of common and obscure plants associated with faeries and nature spirits. Filled with tips, techniques, and hundreds of recipes, Llewellyn's Complete Book of Essential Oils shares the most important and up-to-date information about essential oils. With hand-on exercises as well as extraordinary insights into each system's history and lore, this book is an irresistible guide to integrating potent symbols into your spiritual practice.
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Sandra Kynes (Mid-coast Maine) is a member of the Order of Bards, Ovates & Druids and the author of nineteen books, including Star Magic, Llewellyn's Complete Book of Correspondences, Mixing Essential Oils for Magic, and Sea Magic. Additionally, her work has been featured in Utne Reader, The Portal, and Circle Magazine. Sandra's writing also appears regularly in Llewellyn's popular almanacs and datebooks. Visit her at Kynes.net.

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  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Llewellyn Publications; Illustrated edition (February 8, 2013)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Paperback ‏ : ‎ 552 pages
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0738732532
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0738732534
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.4 pounds
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8 x 1.28 x 10 inches
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Sandra Kynes is an explorer of history, myth, and magic. Although she is a member of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, she follows her own Goddess and faery centered path. She likes to develop creative ways to interact with the world (and otherworld) and integrate them into her spiritual path and everyday life. Her unique views and methods form the basis of her books, which serve as reference material for Pagans, Wiccans, and anyone interested in experiencing spirituality and magic in a different way.

She is the author of over a dozen books and her work has been featured in Sage Woman, The Magical Times, The Portal, and Circle magazines, and The World Ocean Journal. Her work has also appeared online at Magical Buffet. She also writes the “Plant Magic” blog on PaganSquare.

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Customers find the book helpful for finding correspondences. They say it's a wonderful reference book and well-indexed.

"I love this book. There’s sooo many different categories -from symbols, deities, numbers , plants, holidays, astrology, tarot , etc...." Read more

"...This book is truly my favorite book I own and it has an enormous amount of knowledge that I can hardly keep up with...." Read more

"So much information, all gathered together! Easy to use, quite wonderful, in my opinion." Read more

"...to themes like protection or inspiration, which is very handy for magic workers. Great reference volume!" Read more

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Customers find the book informative and well-organized. They say it serves its purpose and is worth the money. The sections on issues, intentions, and powers are well-written.

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"...It has so much knowledge in it that it’s worth 10 books to me. It is a huge book!..." Read more

"Beautiful book. Very useful for finding all correspondences for whatever your trying to do. Makes it easy to know what you need for your rituals." Read more

"...I think the book overall does a good job with the Issues, Intentions, and Powers sections of different herbs and crystals...." Read more

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Correspondences are meant to help us represent our intentions in ritual/ spell work and in receiving messages from other realms. The important rule about using correspondences correctly is that you choose what each correspondence means to you personally and that you truly believe the connection. As well as working with correspondences you are very familiar with.For example, the image I posted shows highlighted words under the color green. Colors are extremely important to me. I am an artist and am highly effected by color. Green is my favorite color so I started highlighting this first in my book.If you notice, I did not highlight everything. This is because either I am unfamiliar with the correspondence between Green and the non-highlighted words, or I do not agree with the correspondence personally. Like the phrase “green with envy”. This means people associate green with envy or jealousy. The phrase is known to possibly come from Shakespeare and while Shakespeare may have believed green was associated with envy or jealousy or evil, I do not at all associate green with any of those words.Similarly, I have added words that Green represents for me. Like “Capricorn” because it is an Earth sign and Capricorn’s tend to be balanced and grounded which Green represents all of those words for me. Also I am a Capricorn and I love green!I suggest whoever buys this book to do the same. Correspondences need to have meaning to you or else the spell or ritual or universal messages will have zero intention. Start with the things you’re drawn to the most that highly effect your senses. Any favorite animals, colors, herbs, minerals, etc. Ask yourself why you’re drawn to these things and how they make you feel inside, what they represent to you. Just because someone says the opposite, doesn’t make it true for you.One person may see wolves as evil and correspond them with the color red or black. Whereas others may see the wolf as something wise and grounded and correspond them with the colors brown and green.The thing about working with the universe is that it is all about YOUR intentions. I encourage everyone to remember that this book is just a guide with a wide spectrum as to what is believed to correspond one thing with another thing. It would not make sense if one thing represented all of its correspondences in the book at once.The more basic you keep your intentions, the easier it will be for you to receive and put out messages. Just make sure you believe fully in your understanding of each correspondence.UPDATE:I have now had this book for almost two years. It has so much knowledge in it that it’s worth 10 books to me. It is a huge book!It is much more correct than most of what you will find on the internet. This book holds true to what it is intended for.My suggestion is, when you have an intention, look under the corresponding words for example ‘Abundance/Prosperity/Money/Wealth’. Look up every word and find the similar things they have in common. Like Pine, Honeysuckle, Jade, Citrine, Gold, Green .. etc. and use those matching correspondences to create your spell.This book is truly my favorite book I own and it has an enormous amount of knowledge that I can hardly keep up with. I am forever grateful that I made this purchase!
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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
    I love this book. There’s sooo many different categories -from symbols, deities, numbers , plants, holidays, astrology, tarot , etc. and all of their corresponding information. U can do so much work with all the info here. Great book.
  • Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2021
    Correspondences are meant to help us represent our intentions in ritual/ spell work and in receiving messages from other realms. The important rule about using correspondences correctly is that you choose what each correspondence means to you personally and that you truly believe the connection. As well as working with correspondences you are very familiar with.
    For example, the image I posted shows highlighted words under the color green. Colors are extremely important to me. I am an artist and am highly effected by color. Green is my favorite color so I started highlighting this first in my book.
    If you notice, I did not highlight everything. This is because either I am unfamiliar with the correspondence between Green and the non-highlighted words, or I do not agree with the correspondence personally. Like the phrase “green with envy”. This means people associate green with envy or jealousy. The phrase is known to possibly come from Shakespeare and while Shakespeare may have believed green was associated with envy or jealousy or evil, I do not at all associate green with any of those words.
    Similarly, I have added words that Green represents for me. Like “Capricorn” because it is an Earth sign and Capricorn’s tend to be balanced and grounded which Green represents all of those words for me. Also I am a Capricorn and I love green!

    I suggest whoever buys this book to do the same. Correspondences need to have meaning to you or else the spell or ritual or universal messages will have zero intention. Start with the things you’re drawn to the most that highly effect your senses. Any favorite animals, colors, herbs, minerals, etc. Ask yourself why you’re drawn to these things and how they make you feel inside, what they represent to you. Just because someone says the opposite, doesn’t make it true for you.
    One person may see wolves as evil and correspond them with the color red or black. Whereas others may see the wolf as something wise and grounded and correspond them with the colors brown and green.
    The thing about working with the universe is that it is all about YOUR intentions. I encourage everyone to remember that this book is just a guide with a wide spectrum as to what is believed to correspond one thing with another thing. It would not make sense if one thing represented all of its correspondences in the book at once.
    The more basic you keep your intentions, the easier it will be for you to receive and put out messages. Just make sure you believe fully in your understanding of each correspondence.

    UPDATE:
    I have now had this book for almost two years. It has so much knowledge in it that it’s worth 10 books to me. It is a huge book!
    It is much more correct than most of what you will find on the internet. This book holds true to what it is intended for.
    My suggestion is, when you have an intention, look under the corresponding words for example ‘Abundance/Prosperity/Money/Wealth’. Look up every word and find the similar things they have in common. Like Pine, Honeysuckle, Jade, Citrine, Gold, Green .. etc. and use those matching correspondences to create your spell.
    This book is truly my favorite book I own and it has an enormous amount of knowledge that I can hardly keep up with. I am forever grateful that I made this purchase!
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    Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2021
    Correspondences are meant to help us represent our intentions in ritual/ spell work and in receiving messages from other realms. The important rule about using correspondences correctly is that you choose what each correspondence means to you personally and that you truly believe the connection. As well as working with correspondences you are very familiar with.
    For example, the image I posted shows highlighted words under the color green. Colors are extremely important to me. I am an artist and am highly effected by color. Green is my favorite color so I started highlighting this first in my book.
    If you notice, I did not highlight everything. This is because either I am unfamiliar with the correspondence between Green and the non-highlighted words, or I do not agree with the correspondence personally. Like the phrase “green with envy”. This means people associate green with envy or jealousy. The phrase is known to possibly come from Shakespeare and while Shakespeare may have believed green was associated with envy or jealousy or evil, I do not at all associate green with any of those words.
    Similarly, I have added words that Green represents for me. Like “Capricorn” because it is an Earth sign and Capricorn’s tend to be balanced and grounded which Green represents all of those words for me. Also I am a Capricorn and I love green!

    I suggest whoever buys this book to do the same. Correspondences need to have meaning to you or else the spell or ritual or universal messages will have zero intention. Start with the things you’re drawn to the most that highly effect your senses. Any favorite animals, colors, herbs, minerals, etc. Ask yourself why you’re drawn to these things and how they make you feel inside, what they represent to you. Just because someone says the opposite, doesn’t make it true for you.
    One person may see wolves as evil and correspond them with the color red or black. Whereas others may see the wolf as something wise and grounded and correspond them with the colors brown and green.
    The thing about working with the universe is that it is all about YOUR intentions. I encourage everyone to remember that this book is just a guide with a wide spectrum as to what is believed to correspond one thing with another thing. It would not make sense if one thing represented all of its correspondences in the book at once.
    The more basic you keep your intentions, the easier it will be for you to receive and put out messages. Just make sure you believe fully in your understanding of each correspondence.

    UPDATE:
    I have now had this book for almost two years. It has so much knowledge in it that it’s worth 10 books to me. It is a huge book!
    It is much more correct than most of what you will find on the internet. This book holds true to what it is intended for.
    My suggestion is, when you have an intention, look under the corresponding words for example ‘Abundance/Prosperity/Money/Wealth’. Look up every word and find the similar things they have in common. Like Pine, Honeysuckle, Jade, Citrine, Gold, Green .. etc. and use those matching correspondences to create your spell.
    This book is truly my favorite book I own and it has an enormous amount of knowledge that I can hardly keep up with. I am forever grateful that I made this purchase!
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  • Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024
    So much information, all gathered together! Easy to use, quite wonderful, in my opinion.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2024
    Very comprehensive book of magical correspondences. Herbs, stones, astrology, elements... also organized according to themes like protection or inspiration, which is very handy for magic workers. Great reference volume!
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  • Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024
    Beautiful book. Very useful for finding all correspondences for whatever your trying to do. Makes it easy to know what you need for your rituals.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024
    The author is extremely thorough and crammed so much vital information in this book. I cannot believe it. I ordered it due to a book review on YouTube and I absolutely love love love it
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  • Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2022
    I bought this book as I wanted something that was handy for checking correspondences for substitutions or creating my own rituals. On the positive side, it's a BIG book and each entry covers a list of correspondences, such as: Planetary association, elements, deities, tarot cards, animals, and the uses for that herb, crystal, rune, etc. Most of it is useful information.

    HOWEVER, I have a few issues with the book to where I can't give it five stars.

    1. ORGANIZATION (User Friendliness).
    I hate the way the plant and animal kingdom sections are organized. They are broken down into sub-categories such as Trees; Herbs, Garden Plants and Shrubs; Miscellaneous Plants; Animals; Birds; Marine Life; Reptiles; Insects and miscellaneous; Mythical Creatures.

    This book forgets that many people who will use it are not herbalists. So, if you don't know that a certain plant is a root vs. an herb, you will go looking in vain for it and wonder why you don't see it. In the few days I've had the book, I waste a lot of time flipping around trying to find what I'm looking for because of the way it's organized. You have to know what type of plant it is to go and find it. For animals, you've got to either flip around the pages or go back to the table of contents to remember where the bird section is vs. the reptile section, etc.

    If the index were usable, this would be much less of a problem. The index is basically organized the same way that the book is organized, so it's got the same hierarchy where you have to look under Plants, then find herbs or trees to find the list in that section. Why didn't they just put EVERYTHING alphabetical so if you're looking for something specific, you can find it easily???? This is a big flaw in the organization for me.

    My ADHD brain doesn't work the same as the author's and I just want to open the book and go right to the entry for Agrimony or for Ravens or Onyx. I want to go look up things I have in my inventory and see if I can use it as a substitution or to design my own ritual ingredients.

    I just don't find the index to be easily useable. I wish I could just take apart the book, make it spiral bound, add tabs, and make everything alphabetical within each chapter and not have all of these sub categories.

    2. MISSING / INCORRECT INFORMATION.
    So one of the first things I did when I got the book was to go to an entry I'm already familiar with so I can check what is in there. So I went to HEKATE. As a Hellenic practitioner who is devoted to Hekate, I skimmed through it and the first thing that struck me was the Animal section: Dog, Hare, Rabbit, Sheep, Skunk. Bird: Owl. Hmmmm. Dog is very accurate. But where did the rest of these come from? Hekate is associated with Dogs, Snakes, and Polecats in ancient myths. I think there was also a time where she appeared with a cow's head or boar's head, so if those had been listed, that wouldn't have been surprising. As for birds, I associate Hekate with Ravens and Crows and I believe Magpies are another bird connected with her. In the section discussing her powers, areas of influence, there is no mention of childbirth (which should be mentioned either under Hekate or under Hera or both), but neither Goddess has this mentioned.

    If you go to the Underworld / Otherworld section of the book in Chapter One, Hekate is not mentioned, but you do see Hermes in the male Gods of the Underworld. Why is Hekate omitted? She's the one who escorts Persephone to and from the Underworld at the change of the seasons and serves as a companion to her when she is in the Underworld.

    If you look at the Knowledge section, Minerva is mentioned, but not Athena. I know, I know. While they are typically represented as the same Goddess, the book lists BOTH Athena and Minerva in the Deities chapter. So if they are treated separately elsewhere in the book, why aren't both listed under Knowledge?

    As another reviewer mentioned, there are a few unusual rune associations in the book, though I didn't have as much of an issue with it as others here. But then again, that's not a section of the book I'm likely to use very much as I have a basic understanding of the runes already.

    I think the book overall does a good job with the Issues, Intentions, and Powers sections of different herbs and crystals. There are minor issues here and there, but most of it is good. However, you should probably double-check things like deity and planetary associations if that is important to what you want to use that plant or gemstone for.

    I feel like the author was putting together SO MUCH information that maybe it was hard to keep track of everything and the book needed a few more eyes on it as far as editing for content and cross-checking different sections to be sure the info was the same across the board. Many reviewers here have pointed out discrepancies in the book. I would still say the book is worthwhile, but you may want to double-check things like deities, planets, etc.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024
    This is a must have for anyone that's pagan, witchy, and/or wiccan. I love it, especially when I'm crafting something with herbs or crystals for specific spiritual purposes! This book is easy to use and great for anyone whether you're new or a seasoned witchy person.
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  • Karen
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great book.
    Reviewed in Canada on October 22, 2024
    Easy read and great information in this book.
  • Ana
    5.0 out of 5 stars It has everything!
    Reviewed in Mexico on January 21, 2022
    It has lots of information, I dont know where to start
  • Laurence
    5.0 out of 5 stars Correspondance très pratique
    Reviewed in France on July 2, 2022
    C’est une correspondance, donc il faut être au clair avec ce que l’on cherche. Cela permet de trouver à quoi correspond tel ou tel élément pour sa pratique ou alors quel élément utilisé pour le besoin de la pratique.
  • Dee
    5.0 out of 5 stars Very useful indeed
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 19, 2021
    This book is packed with so much organised information on correspondences I am thrilled with it. I've needed a straightforward guide like this for many years. EXCELLENT.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars I use it all the time
    Reviewed in Germany on January 29, 2022
    I love it so much. It is great to work with and has so much information