Nocturnal Witchcraft: Magick After
Dark by Konstantinos
A Great Resource For Those Wishing To Expand Their Minds
THE POWERS OF NIGHT
Nocturnal Energies differ from those of Daylight and Witches have long
known how to take advantage of Lunar Powers and the spiritual entities
that prefer the darkness for particular magical operations.
This innovative book explores special techniques for working with the Night
Powers and the subtle effects of dark symbols to:
Cast a Nocturnal Magick Circle
Invoke the Dark Gods and Goddesses

Skry the Night
Open the Gates to the Underworld
Cast Spells through the Dark Ether
Explore the symbolic realm of shadow, illusion, and the mysteries of the
Unknown
You will learn to find your Inner Quiet, Read Minds through the Ether,
Dream for Change, Create and Use Thought Forms, Alter Reality through
simple Spells and Rites, and use the powers of Magnetism and
Suggestion. And you will Explore the Mysteries of Death and to Speak with
the Dead.
The Dark balances the Light. Do not fear it but equally embrace it.
Personal Review: Nocturnal Witchcraft: Magick After Dark by
Konstantinos
**A Review from a Husband and Wife Team**
*Stephen*
I've been a practicing Wiccan and Neo-Pagan since 1997, when I first
heard the call of the God and Goddess during a blustery, summer-warm,
wind-blown night in June around a roaring bonfire on some state forest
land near my hometown in Michigan.
Since that time, I've been meandering around the various modern tomes of
Neo-Pagan wisdom and practice. I've read and studied Cunningham,
Silver Ravenwolf, and others, and as time went on, I found more relevant
material (to me) in the works of Robert A. Monroe, after having a few out-
of-body experiences of my own.
Things kind of cooled after that, and I remained in a state of spiritual flux
for many years, until, once again, I heard the call of the God and Goddess
in my heart once again, this time seeming a bit more insistent.
Enter into Nocturnal Witchcraft by Konstantinos.
This volume opened my eyes to a powerful truth that I have been
experiencing since I was a small child entranced by the stars in the night
sky, and feeling the warm currents of the night air upon my skin during the

course of many a northern Michigan summer. As I began--and continue--
to study and read through the pages of Nocturnal Witchcraft, I find that I
am being reunited not only with the energies of my nighttime youth, but
also the various, multifaceted, elements of the darker hours that I have
been experiencing since my first, tentative foray into the world of the
nighttime realm.
I find the chapters clear, concise, relevant, and reasonably thorough. I
enjoy Konstantinos' short personal stories, and feel they add a dimension
of personal authenticity to the volume as a whole. Since my path is
eclectic, I don't require a heavy compendium of ritual, pomp, and
circumstance.
Nocturnal Witchcraft has enough meat, force, and power within its pages
to provide for many a night of thought-provoking happenings. Likewise, it
is an easy enough read for the eyes of the nighttime neophyte.
I would heartily recommend this book! FIVE STARS!
*Jennifer*
Being a solitary practitioner, I feel it's important to educate myself the best
that I can. I have read a variety of books dealing with Wicca and
Witchcraft, including scholarly works from Richard Hutton (Triumph of the
Moon), and a decidedly straightforward (and un-fluffy, in my opinion) Thea
Sabin, and works from the Father of Solitary Practice, Cunningham
himself.
Granted, I was a bit wary when my husband picked up this book. While
some of Konstantinos' sources are EXTREMELY fluffy (Ravenwolf,
McCoy, Conway) he's got a fairly firm grip on mythology, and cites from
very solid scholarly works when it comes to that area.
I wouldn't say this is specifically a Wicca 101 book, but I do think it would
be a nice supplement, especially for those who are looking for new ideas
and ritual (especially night-themed rituals); or are drawn to nighttime
energies such as are my husband and myself.
I think people should also keep this in mind: every single spell and ritual
that Konstantinos has written down is something that he has tried out, and
has found success with, himself -- he definitely gets credit for originality.
He's also very firm about the fact that if a certain ritual or spell doesn't work
for you, that you can alter it -- pretty straightforward if you ask me.
I also give this book five stars, simply for the fact that it's something
original, and it will definitely give you some new ways to practice the Craft.
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