The Witches' Dream Book and Fortune Teller
Description
The Witches' Dream Book and Fortune Teller is a book by A. H. Noe, first published in 1885. This curious Victorian-era manual gathers together a full dream book with hundreds of traditional interpretations, alongside practical instructions for old-fashioned fortune telling.
Readers will find detailed meanings for dreams about love, money, journeys, colors, clothes, omens and everyday objects, all presented as signs that reveal future events and hidden influences. Written in the language of nineteenth-century occultism, it offers a window into how people once used dreams to seek guidance, predict destiny and understand the secret messages of the subconscious.
Beyond dream interpretation, the book expands into a complete fortune teller’s handbook. It includes sections on physiognomy, palmistry, and the lore of moles, marks and other bodily signs, as well as divination with playing cards, talismans, charms, spells and simple incantations for love, luck and protection.
Together these create a compact guide to traditional witchcraft and folk magic, valuable both as a practical reference and as a piece of esoteric history for modern readers interested in divination and old-world occult practices.
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- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, AZW3
- Page Count (PDF)
- 117
- Word Count
- 55,478
- Illustrations
- Yes
- Footnotes
- No
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