Recommended Witch Books:
Tag: ritual
Buckland’s Complete Book of Witchcraft
Review:
The famous "blue book" features illustrated, authentically traditional magic authored by the first Gardner-trained Third Degree Witch to publish such material in America. However it cannot, as promised, impart the reader “the equivalent of Third Degree.”
Tags
- solitary practice
- goddesses
- occult
- Gardnerianism
- paganism
- Olde Religion
- American
- circle: casting
- Witchcraft
- athamé
- esbats
- Priest
- channeling
- nonfiction
- divination
- dream-work
- ritual
- European
- robe
- sabbats
- grimoire
- spells
- healing
- covenwork
- herbalism
- scourging
- gods
- magic
Witchcraft Basics
An ABC of Witchcraft
Review:
Alphabetized information about Craft beliefs, traditions, lore, and practices; written by a witness to the modern rise of Witchcraft.
Tags
- paganism
- esbat
- Robert Cochrane
- England
- family traditions
- sabbat
- God
- Gerald Gardner
- Wicca
- Goddess
- Gardnerian
- Witchcraft
- nonfiction
- magic
- ritual
- New Forest Coven
- Pagan
- occult
- 1734 plate
- Olde Religion
- Aleister Crowley
- practices
- witches
- Book of Shadows
- Priestess
- Craft terms
- reference
Witchcraft Basics
Good Magic
Review:
Teens to adults will like this guide to Pagan candle, herb, natural, and basic ritual magic; written in lyrical, non-dogmatic fashion, it’s illustrated with mood-enhancing photographs.
Tags
Witchcraft Basics
Witchcraft-related Subjects
Witches Bible
Review:
Illustrated with nude photographs, this book features modern British Alexandrian magic with an Irish emphasis; objectionable because: Its title is ungrammatical and contains an Xtian term, the term “complete” is arrogant, and the authors broke vows by including Gardnerian material forbidden to be printed.
Tags
- nudity
- Alexandrian magic
- ritual
- circle: casting
- sabbats
- England
- spells
- God
- spirits
- Goddess
- banishing
- esbats
- covenwork
- Elevation
- Initiation
- Ireland
- nonfiction
Witchcraft Basics
Drawing Down the Moon
Review:
Craft history, information about diverse magical practitioners, groups, and Covens, and resources; written by a traditionally trained Gardnerian Witch; the author included information about Coven Oldenwilde in this 20th-anniversary update of her 1986 original edition.
Tags
- Goddess
- Priestess
- heathen
- nonfiction
- reference
- interviews
- ritual
- Wicca
- nature
- cosmology
- Witchcraft
- Pagans
- Craft terms
- America
- witches
- polyamoury
- Gerald Gardner
- ceremonial magic
- polytheism
- Gardnerian
- Druids
- history
- Priest
- magic
- Earth
- tradition
- principles
- occult
- Feri
- paganism
- spirituality
- Olde Religion
- gatherings
- God
- practices
- Goddess-Worshipper