The Ancient Magick of Trees by Brewer, Gregory Michael -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

About the Author Copyright Information Dedication Disclaimer Contents List of Trees List of Exercises

Introduction

Section One: Tree Mythology and Legend

Chapter One: Sacred Symbolism of Trees in the Bible Chapter Two: Sacred Symbolism of Trees Across Cultures Chapter Three: The Sacred Tree Today

Section Two: Field Guide to Trees

Chapter Four: Guide

48–– Alder, black –– 49–– Apple –– 51–– Arborvitae, American –– 52–– Ash, Green –– 54–– Aspen, Quaking –– 56–– Beech, American –– 58–– Beech, European –– 60–– Birch, Gray –– 62–– Birch, Paper –– 64–– Birch, River –– 66–– Birch, Yellow –– 68–– Black Gum –– 69–– Boxelder –– 70–– Buckeye, Ohio –– 72–– Buckthorn, Common –– 73–– Catalpa, Northern –– 74–– Cedar, Red –– 76–– Cherry, Black –– 77–– Cherry, Pin –– 78–– Chestnut, American –– 80–– Chestnut, Chinese –– 82–– Cork tree, Amur –– 83–– Cottonwood, Eastern –– 85–– Crabapple –– 87–– Cypress, Bald –– 89–– Dogwood, Cornelian Cherry –– 90–– Dogwood, White Flowering –– 91–– Elder –– 93–– Elm, American –– 95–– Elm, English –– 97–– Fir, Douglas –– 99–– Fir, White –– 101–– Fringe Tree –– 102–– Ginkgo –– 104–– Golden Rain Tree –– 105–– Hackberry –– 106–– Hawthorn, English –– 108–– Hawthorn, Washington –– 110–– Hemlock, Canadian –– 111–– Hickory, Bitternut –– 112–– Hickory, Shellbark –– 113–– Holly, American –– 115–– Hoptree –– 116–– Hornbeam, American –– 118–– Hornbeam, European –– 120–– Horse chestnut, Common –– 122–– ironwood –– 123–– Katsura tree –– 124–– Kentucky Coffee Tree –– 125–– Larch, american–– 126–– Linden, American –– 128–– Linden, Little Leaf –– 130–– Linden, Silver –– 131–– Locust, Honey –– 133–– Maackia, Amur –– 134–– Maple, Japanese –– 135–– Maple, Norway –– 137–– Maple, Crimson King Norway –– 139–– Maple, Red –– 141–– Maple, Silver –– 143–– Maple, Sugar –– 145–– Mimosa –– 146–– Mulberry –– 147–– Oak, Bur –– 149–– Oak, Chinquapin –– 151–– Oak, Pin –– 153–– Oak, Red –– 155–– Oak, Scarlet –– 157–– Oak, Shingle –– 159–– Oak, White –– 161–– Osage Orange –– 162–– Pawpaw –– 163–– Peach –– 164–– Pear, Common –– 165–– Pecan –– 166–– Persimmon –– 168–– Pine, Austrian –– 170–– Pine, Scotch –– 172–– Pine, White –– 174–– Plum, American –– 176–– Poplar, Black –– 178–– Poplar, White –– 180–– Redbud, Eastern –– 182–– Redwood, Dawn –– 184–– Rowan –– 186–– Rubber Tree –– 187–– Sassafras –– 188–– Serviceberry –– 189–– Spruce, Blue –– 191–– Spruce, Norway –– 193–– Sumac, Staghorn –– 194–– Sweetgum –– 196–– Sycamore –– 198–– Tree of Heaven –– 200–– Tulip Tree –– 201–– Walnut, Black –– 203–– Willow, Weeping –– 205–– Witch Hazel –– 207–– Yellowwood –– 208–– Yew ––

Section Three: Tree Correspondences within Various Spiritual Systems

Chapter Five: Divine Correspondences of Trees Chapter Six: Calendar Correspondences of Trees Chapter Seven: Celtic and Druidic Tree Correspondences Chapter Eight: The Tree of Life and Astrological Correspondences

Section Four: Magick, Activities, and Craft

Chapter Nine: Communication and Sensing Chapter Ten: Activities Chapter Eleven: Wands, Staffs, and Amulets Chapter Twelve: Quick Guide to Magickal and Medicinal Properties of Trees Appendix: Basic Identification and Glossary Bibliography

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