What if a name was never just a word?Across old religions, fairy traditions, witchcraft, demonology, baptismal customs, and folk belief, names were treated as living things. A name could protect a child, summon a spirit, bind a demon, bless the dying, curse an enemy, mark a soul, or keep the dead from being forgotten.The Old Magic of Names uncovers the ancient belief that names carried force, identity, danger, and destiny.Inside this book, you will discover:True names and why they were guarded as keys to the soulHidden names used to protect children from spirits, envy, illness, and the evil eyeFairy names and the old danger of being called, claimed, or stolen awayDemon names in grimoires, exorcisms, seals, and forbidden cataloguesBaptism names and the Christian naming of the soulCurse names used in ancient maledictions, binding magic, and folk traditionHoly names, saint names, ancestor names, and names of the deadThe haunting fear of forgotten names, lost records, and erased livesWritten for readers of folklore, occult history, witchcraft, mythology, demonology, Christian folk magic, and dark hidden traditions, this book goes far deeper than ordinary numerology.A name could open a door.A name could call the dead.A name could protect the living.A name could curse, bless, summon, bind, or survive.Some names are spoken.Some names are hidden.Some names were never meant to be known.

What if a name was never just a word?Across old religions, fairy traditions, witchcraft, demonology, baptismal customs, and folk belief, names were treated as living things. A name could protect a child, summon a spirit, bind a demon, bless the dying, curse an enemy, mark a soul, or keep the dead from being forgotten.The Old Magic of Names uncovers the ancient belief that names carried force, identity, danger, and destiny.Inside this book, you will discover:True names and why they were guarded as keys to the soulHidden names used to protect children from spirits, envy, illness, and the evil eyeFairy names and the old danger of being called, claimed, or stolen awayDemon names in grimoires, exorcisms, seals, and forbidden cataloguesBaptism names and the Christian naming of the soulCurse names used in ancient maledictions, binding magic, and folk traditionHoly names, saint names, ancestor names, and names of the deadThe haunting fear of forgotten names, lost records, and erased livesWritten for readers of folklore, occult history, witchcraft, mythology, demonology, Christian folk magic, and dark hidden traditions, this book goes far deeper than ordinary numerology.A name could open a door.A name could call the dead.A name could protect the living.A name could curse, bless, summon, bind, or survive.Some names are spoken.Some names are hidden.Some names were never meant to be known.

What if a name was never just a word?Across old religions, fairy traditions, witchcraft, demonology, baptismal customs, and folk belief, names were treated as living things. A name could protect a child, summon a spirit, bind a demon, bless the dying, curse an enemy, mark a soul, or keep the dead from being forgotten.The Old Magic of Names uncovers the ancient belief that names carried force, identity, danger, and destiny.Inside this book, you will discover:True names and why they were guarded as keys to the soulHidden names used to protect children from spirits, envy, illness, and the evil eyeFairy names and the old danger of being called, claimed, or stolen awayDemon names in grimoires, exorcisms, seals, and forbidden cataloguesBaptism names and the Christian naming of the soulCurse names used in ancient maledictions, binding magic, and folk traditionHoly names, saint names, ancestor names, and names of the deadThe haunting fear of forgotten names, lost records, and erased livesWritten for readers of folklore, occult history, witchcraft, mythology, demonology, Christian folk magic, and dark hidden traditions, this book goes far deeper than ordinary numerology.A name could open a door.A name could call the dead.A name could protect the living.A name could curse, bless, summon, bind, or survive.Some names are spoken.Some names are hidden.Some names were never meant to be known.