--- product_id: 122546064 title: "Witch: Unleashed. Untamed. Unapologetic." price: "€ 4.78" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.at/products/122546064-witch-unleashed-untamed-unapologetic store_origin: AT region: Austria --- # Witch: Unleashed. Untamed. Unapologetic. **Price:** € 4.78 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Witch: Unleashed. Untamed. Unapologetic. - **How much does it cost?** € 4.78 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.at](https://www.desertcart.at/products/122546064-witch-unleashed-untamed-unapologetic) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Reclaim your inner witch with the magical rituals, divination tools, spells and ancient wisdom in this revolutionary book. A witch is a woman in her power. She's wise, a healer, someone who is aligned with the cycles of Mother Nature and the phases of the Moon. Yet for so long, the word 'witch' has had negative connotations - being used as an insult, a slur and to perpetuate fear. In this book, third generation hereditary witch Lisa Lister explains the history behind witchcraft, why in past centuries the word 'witch' has led women to be tortured, drowned and burned at the stake, and why the witch is now waking once again in women across the world today. This book will help women to remember, reconnect and reclaim the word 'witch' and its power. It explores the many different versions of witchcraft and their core principles and practices, and shares ancient wisdom made relevant for waking witches, including how to: · Align your energy with the wheel of the year, the sabbats and the cycles of the Moon · Connect with and trust your intuition · Use divination tools such as oracle cards, scrying and rune reading · Cast circles, create altars and set sacred space · Work with the elements of nature and use herbs and crystals · Discover and work with five different aspects of the witch: the Force of Nature, the Creatrix, the Healer, the Oracle and the Sorceress · Rediscover your powers and manifest your reality with spell casting Lisa also shares her own journey to reclaiming the word 'witch', along with personal, hands-on rituals and spells from her family lineage of gypsy witch magic. Review: A Call to Action for Women - I am so happy with this purchase. It's a passionate call to action to every woman to reclaim the word "witch" in light of the still-pervasive smear campaign on witchcraft (and women in general). I love that it was written right at this moment in time so she has the current state of affairs to draw from in order to inspire women to push fear aside and reclaim our power. (I mean, if Trump is not the ultimate symbol of the patriarchy, I'm not sure who is.) It's the first book on witchcraft that I've read since the election, and the connection has inspired me to be vocal and visible in a world that needs women to be leaders and speak our truth like never before. I have to be honest that, before deciding to purchase it, I thought to myself, "Oh, this is probably just some superficial book in response to the current trendiness around witchcraft and women's spirituality." I am happy to admit that I was very wrong. Lisa Lister is a hereditary witch who has lived closely to what she writes about from a very young age, and clearly has a very in depth understanding of what she writes about. It's NOT a trendy book, although in the current atmosphere of this stuff being really hip, many women will likely read it. And, as an aside, as much as the trendiness annoys me, it DOES have a positive side to it - more and more women will have the courage pick up a book like this in the first place. Whether or not it sticks for them over the long term is inconsequential, because the important part is that the information will be spread to a large audience, and for those women who choose to stay with the path, it will be life changing (and the effects will have a much larger impact). I have read many books on witchcraft, women's spirituality, etc. but think this is a great intro for women who may not be as familiar. It can be a great jumping off point for women who might want to find other books to read more about witchcraft, the divine feminine, herbalism, intuition, crystals, the tarot, etc. I also love that she outlines some of the more common categories of witches, encourages the reader to connect with her cultural roots, and loosens the reigns a little bit from 'this is how it has to be done' to 'this is how i do it, but choose your own way.' And importantly, she touches on how women's menstrual cycles connect to the cycles of the moon, which ALL women should know about. There is so much more, but this review is already getting lengthy. To summarize, I HIGHLY recommend this book. Thanks so much, Lisa, for having the courage to put this out there. There are a couple of reviews on this page that make my blood boil. First, somebody gives the book 2 stars because it doesn't have some kind of design on the pages, BUT they fully admit they have not read the book. HUH? What are you even talking about, and why do you feel like you have the right to leave a review? Another review gives the book one star and says 'the book is not what it is advertised to be.' That's it, one sentence, no explanation... I mean, when an author puts her heart and soul into a book and people think they can write reviews like this, it shows a real lack of respect (not to mention a lack of understanding on what a book review is supposed to be). I wish people would think twice before writing hasty, ridiculous reviews like this. Review: Unbiased Review + The Truth. READ - “WITCHCRAFT IS FOR EVERYONE. THIS BOOK IS NOT. SIMPLE.” * This book was not one of intense knowledge that can’t be found elsewhere. It was a version of witchcraft specific to the author and her perspective from it. Read for a small look into what the craft can be for some and read for entertainment. I don’t regret reading. Mostly about family, The craft, sprinkled with a little bit of empowering feminism and HERstory. The book instills a confidence in those unsure of the craft and offers basic knowledge of different paths. The tips and tricks that can be applied to everyday were really sweet to me. * It’s sad that the messages in the book weren’t reached due to not “inclusive enough” language. Not everything in the world has to relate to everyone. Not only is she speaking from experience which would warrant more specific language but the way the book is written will resonate even deeper to those it is meant for because it is specific. She knows who she is talking to. People pretending to be offended by the word pussy should be offended by the reclaiming of the word slut and the “slut walk”. A quick Google search “reclaiming the word pussy” shows that the usage of the word is nothing new and is common amongst feminists (I suppose that’s rapidly declining due to gender ideology”) she is trying to use the power of the genital that has helped oppress a certain group of people for centuries to empower instead. * What I’ve gathered from reading the reviews is that females aren’t allowed to talk about their bodies unless they are talking about the male body as well. How a woman speaking of her upbringing and the powers that come from her female body (something very apparent in all cultures but American apparently) turned into a direct attack against all who aren’t female is beyond me. Not everything is meant to be inclusive. WITCHCRAFT IS FOR EVERYONE. THIS BOOK IS NOT. SIMPLE. I see you guys are proving her point. In the very beginning of the book she says she does not write to tell you how you should do things. She’s talking about what witchcraft is to her and for her. She’s writing a book specifically about woman as witches because she is a woman and that’s what she has the most experience with. And what she shares is and I quote “not intended to exclude others“ “But trying to be all inclusive would totally miss the point. It would feel like I was bypassing the particular story that I believe needs to be told“. The practice that started with a priority to uplift and empower FEMALES first (meaning majority females little males) will not be colonized and westernized into a basterdization of a more digestible path due to political correctness 🥴. No matter what body you have, if you are a witch, you should know how to use what you have to the fullest extent. This book shows females how to do that. If you want one for males then go write one. It is so telling how fast people are willing to shut a woman down. If this is not your witchcraft look somewhere else. Those complaining have absolutely no idea how broad witchcraft is and what witchcraft can entail. In hoodoo, Italian folk magic as well as many other folk magic customs, the use of menstrual blood, a very powerful substance, is vital to some spells. Are you really going to stop the dialogue and use of something so powerful because it isn’t inclusive enough? Nature isn’t inclusive then. Get over it. I personally loved it and because it applied to me I managed to take all of the wisdom from this book and internalize it. ## Images ![Witch: Unleashed. Untamed. Unapologetic. - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61LZ6GsTGCL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Call to Action for Women *by L***. on June 3, 2017* I am so happy with this purchase. It's a passionate call to action to every woman to reclaim the word "witch" in light of the still-pervasive smear campaign on witchcraft (and women in general). I love that it was written right at this moment in time so she has the current state of affairs to draw from in order to inspire women to push fear aside and reclaim our power. (I mean, if Trump is not the ultimate symbol of the patriarchy, I'm not sure who is.) It's the first book on witchcraft that I've read since the election, and the connection has inspired me to be vocal and visible in a world that needs women to be leaders and speak our truth like never before. I have to be honest that, before deciding to purchase it, I thought to myself, "Oh, this is probably just some superficial book in response to the current trendiness around witchcraft and women's spirituality." I am happy to admit that I was very wrong. Lisa Lister is a hereditary witch who has lived closely to what she writes about from a very young age, and clearly has a very in depth understanding of what she writes about. It's NOT a trendy book, although in the current atmosphere of this stuff being really hip, many women will likely read it. And, as an aside, as much as the trendiness annoys me, it DOES have a positive side to it - more and more women will have the courage pick up a book like this in the first place. Whether or not it sticks for them over the long term is inconsequential, because the important part is that the information will be spread to a large audience, and for those women who choose to stay with the path, it will be life changing (and the effects will have a much larger impact). I have read many books on witchcraft, women's spirituality, etc. but think this is a great intro for women who may not be as familiar. It can be a great jumping off point for women who might want to find other books to read more about witchcraft, the divine feminine, herbalism, intuition, crystals, the tarot, etc. I also love that she outlines some of the more common categories of witches, encourages the reader to connect with her cultural roots, and loosens the reigns a little bit from 'this is how it has to be done' to 'this is how i do it, but choose your own way.' And importantly, she touches on how women's menstrual cycles connect to the cycles of the moon, which ALL women should know about. There is so much more, but this review is already getting lengthy. To summarize, I HIGHLY recommend this book. Thanks so much, Lisa, for having the courage to put this out there. There are a couple of reviews on this page that make my blood boil. First, somebody gives the book 2 stars because it doesn't have some kind of design on the pages, BUT they fully admit they have not read the book. HUH? What are you even talking about, and why do you feel like you have the right to leave a review? Another review gives the book one star and says 'the book is not what it is advertised to be.' That's it, one sentence, no explanation... I mean, when an author puts her heart and soul into a book and people think they can write reviews like this, it shows a real lack of respect (not to mention a lack of understanding on what a book review is supposed to be). I wish people would think twice before writing hasty, ridiculous reviews like this. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unbiased Review + The Truth. READ *by K***D on April 8, 2021* “WITCHCRAFT IS FOR EVERYONE. THIS BOOK IS NOT. SIMPLE.” * This book was not one of intense knowledge that can’t be found elsewhere. It was a version of witchcraft specific to the author and her perspective from it. Read for a small look into what the craft can be for some and read for entertainment. I don’t regret reading. Mostly about family, The craft, sprinkled with a little bit of empowering feminism and HERstory. The book instills a confidence in those unsure of the craft and offers basic knowledge of different paths. The tips and tricks that can be applied to everyday were really sweet to me. * It’s sad that the messages in the book weren’t reached due to not “inclusive enough” language. Not everything in the world has to relate to everyone. Not only is she speaking from experience which would warrant more specific language but the way the book is written will resonate even deeper to those it is meant for because it is specific. She knows who she is talking to. People pretending to be offended by the word pussy should be offended by the reclaiming of the word slut and the “slut walk”. A quick Google search “reclaiming the word pussy” shows that the usage of the word is nothing new and is common amongst feminists (I suppose that’s rapidly declining due to gender ideology”) she is trying to use the power of the genital that has helped oppress a certain group of people for centuries to empower instead. * What I’ve gathered from reading the reviews is that females aren’t allowed to talk about their bodies unless they are talking about the male body as well. How a woman speaking of her upbringing and the powers that come from her female body (something very apparent in all cultures but American apparently) turned into a direct attack against all who aren’t female is beyond me. Not everything is meant to be inclusive. WITCHCRAFT IS FOR EVERYONE. THIS BOOK IS NOT. SIMPLE. I see you guys are proving her point. In the very beginning of the book she says she does not write to tell you how you should do things. She’s talking about what witchcraft is to her and for her. She’s writing a book specifically about woman as witches because she is a woman and that’s what she has the most experience with. And what she shares is and I quote “not intended to exclude others“ “But trying to be all inclusive would totally miss the point. It would feel like I was bypassing the particular story that I believe needs to be told“. The practice that started with a priority to uplift and empower FEMALES first (meaning majority females little males) will not be colonized and westernized into a basterdization of a more digestible path due to political correctness 🥴. No matter what body you have, if you are a witch, you should know how to use what you have to the fullest extent. This book shows females how to do that. If you want one for males then go write one. It is so telling how fast people are willing to shut a woman down. If this is not your witchcraft look somewhere else. Those complaining have absolutely no idea how broad witchcraft is and what witchcraft can entail. In hoodoo, Italian folk magic as well as many other folk magic customs, the use of menstrual blood, a very powerful substance, is vital to some spells. Are you really going to stop the dialogue and use of something so powerful because it isn’t inclusive enough? Nature isn’t inclusive then. Get over it. I personally loved it and because it applied to me I managed to take all of the wisdom from this book and internalize it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good read for women you want to embrace the woman within *by L***K on February 27, 2026* Great book for anyone practicing or curious about the craft It does have some women's bodies and language that some may not like, but I found it honestly truthful Appreciate a look at the author's background and how she developed her practice Also has some practical witch things, like types of witch, some of the holidays and more It is a call to impress your femininity, I think that a lot of women find that from embracing that witch. I don't think that means you have to be a practicing witch.. just a woman and I think the book speaks to that --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.at/products/122546064-witch-unleashed-untamed-unapologetic](https://www.desertcart.at/products/122546064-witch-unleashed-untamed-unapologetic) --- *Product available on Desertcart Austria* *Store origin: AT* *Last updated: 2026-10-04*