Curses, Hexes and Crossing

A clear, grounded, practitioner‑level guide to real baneful magick.

Curses, Hexes, & Crossings explores the mechanics of execration magick from ancient practices to modern spellcraft, offering a straightforward look at how curses, hexes, and crossings function without the sensationalism that often surrounds them. Drawing on various sources, folk traditions, and contemporary ritual work, the book examines when and why baneful magick is used, how to approach it, and how to evaluate the necessity of a working. Alongside the baneful material, it also covers the equally important skills of uncrossing, curse‑breaking, cleansing, protection, and psychic self‑defense — giving practitioners a balanced understanding of both offense and defense.

Written in a direct, practical style, this book provides a varied look at the topic of execration magick.

A well researched compendium on curse work.  Like fellow author Connolly, I am fascinated by curse work, and like her, its extremely rare that I do it.  This book introduces the readers to curse work across cultures while correctly cautioning readers about the pitfalls young magicians get usually must get through while being honest about the culture surrounding real practicing magicians.   This books presents a list of ideas, that the aspiring practitioner can build off of in their own execration work even when removing personal issues, habits or traits.  -Andrieh Vitimus, Hands On Chaos Magic