Spirit Companions: An Analysis Of Spirit Guides

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In the first degree series, you have been introduced to many types of beings. Some of these beings may have been familiar to you, while others were entirely new. Up to this point very few of these beings have been discussed in detail. In this portion of the series we will discuss a few of the beings most talked about in the magical community. The first group of beings we will discuss are spirit guides. Spirit guides are talked about in nearly every branch of the magical world on a regular basis. However, many people do not understand what a spirit guide is. What they do, or even the appearance they can take on. As the name implies, a spirit guide is a spirit. Shocking, I know! What many people do not understand, is they are not just any

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