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The Fairies by Suze Scalora

The Gardener Collection by Gerald B. Gardner

These Gardner sets are very difficult to come by & are usually out of print. They are not available at present from Amazon or Barnes & Noble. We do have a limited supply. This set is a wonderful introduction to Gerald Gardner, the 'Grand Old Man' of Witchcraft. It includes his last two books and a CD of selected interviews with Gardner, as well as songs & chants performed by Gardner & Patricia Crowther. Whatever one may feel about Gerald Gardner, all Witches owe him a debt of gratitude; without him it is quite possible that the Craft would have just faded away. It was he who had the courage -- and it did take a considerable amount of courage in those days -- to stand up and be recognized. His first factual book on the Craft, Witchcraft Today, originally published in 1954, is a classic in that it was the first book about Witchcraft avowedly written by a Witch. That this book should be reprinted is great news, for it belongs on the bookshelf of every Witch and every person in any way interested in the vast field of the occult, metaphysics and comparative religion. Gardner’s last book, The Meaning of Witchcraft, was first published in 1959 and became the prototype of many later books on this subject. Its reappearance is therefore providential in that a whole new generation of Witches & Pagans will be able to familiarize themselves with Gardner’s original views and knowledge of the Old Religion. Gardner’s easy style of writing -- a fusion of antiquary, scholar and detective with a bit of eccentricity thrown in for good measure -- makes this book an illuminating and fascinating survey of Witchcraft from ancient and Medieval times, to its renaissance in the present day. This is definitely a set no Witch can be without! Both books paperback, 158 pages; 286 pages plus CD. The entire set is wrapped in plastic.

Law Enforcement Guide to Wicca

This book about Wicca and other Neopagan religions is written from a unique perspective: the author is both a Wiccan and a police officer in British Columbia, Canada. It is an excellent antidote to so many hate-motivated books about Wicca written by non-Neopagans, and anti-cult authors. Every Neopagan should have a copy on hand, particularly if they live in an area where law enforcement has attended "Satanic Ritual Abuse" misinformation seminars. Paperback, 129 pages

Power Secrets by Frost/Frost

Now is the time to learn how to focus your energy to influence events on your behalf. The Frosts have over 70 years combined experience teaching & studying Wiccacraft. They bring this combined knowledge to you with this book, as well as in over 20 other books & pamphlets, including a teaching curriculum offering 13 courses. They have touched the lives of millions of people. Now is your chance to put that experience to work for you! 217 pages

Qabalistic Symbolism by Gareth Knight

'A Practical Guide to Qabalistic Symbolism' sets the standard for esoteric textbooks and is an important reference work for students of the magical tradition. In paperback for the first time, this edition contains a new Preface by the author and comprises the two volumes first published in 1965. Gareth Knight draws from many Western esoteric schools, presenting his own pragmatic approach for students who wish to use Qabalistc symbolism as a means to explore fields of consciousness beyond the physical. Volume One compares the Western Mystery Tradition to Eastern systems of yoga and analyzes the Tree of Life in complete detail. Volume Two gives the most comprehensive analysis ever published of the twenty-two "Paths of Concealed Glory" that connect the spheres of the Tree of Life, taking into account Hebrew letters, astrological signs and the tarot's major arcana. A comprehensive section on the tarot, traces the history of its design and the varying systems of correspondences with the Tree of Life. Knight sheds new light on the neglected minor arcana cards and the little understood function of the aces and the sixteen court cards. Each volume contains extensive chapters on practical methods of working the Tree. Paperback, 321 pages.

The Well-Read Witch

With hundreds of books published on the subjects of Magick, the Occult, Witchcraft, & Paganism, how can someone interested in Wicca figure out which are the best books to read -- & which books are best lest on the shelf? While many of the books published today are overflowing with wisdom, insight, & mystical truth, others may just be filled with "fluff." So how’s a Witch to know? This book is a guide to the essential & the nonessential, the current & the historical books written about Wiccan subjects. The author has years of experience in the mystical & Nature spirituality communities & consults with numerous Wiccan priests & priestesses of various traditions. The Well-Read Witch can help anyone with a sincere interest in Wiccan ways find the best books to read. With reviews of over 400 books, this is an essential handbook for anyone interest in knowing about the magickal world of Witchcraft & related topics. Informative introductory chapters provide a basic overview of Wiccan spirituality, as well as a thoughtful look at the role of the written word in this originally oral tradition. As for the book list itself, beginning, intermediate, & advanced Wiccan books are included, as are general books on Paganism, Magick, & Celtic spirituality. For those interested in the in-depth approach, the author reviews books related to topics such as herbalism, mythology, environmentalism, psychic development, spiritual healing, & raising a family in the Wiccan tradition. All in all, the books highlighted here make up a lifetime’s worth of reading, for beginning & seasoned Witches, as well as anyone else with an interest in Nature spirituality. Paperback, 285 pages.

Wiccan Beliefs and Practices

Modern Wicca is a vibrant, uplifting nature religion practiced by hundreds of thousands of people in the United States alone. But wearing "witchy" jewelry & casting a few spells does not make one a witch, for Wicca is a lifestyle & those who walk its path have solemnly dedicated themselves to the service of the Goddess & God. This book was written for the solitary witch or nontraditional small coven. Written by a Wiccan High Priest, it includes crucial information not found in other introductory Wiccan books, including: ethics of a witch, including the Code of Chivalry; how to write & develop your own spells & rituals; the physically challenged witch; out of the broom closet -- is it right for you?; know your rights -- the legal protection of Wicca as a legitimate religion. The author speaks from personal experience with Wiccans of all ages & degrees of physical ability, bringing you an earnest examination of modern Wiccan beliefs & a practical guide to the Craft of the Wise. Paperback, 312 pages.

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