I tend not to buy many magick books as I like coming up with my own ideas but there are a few that I have read that have been very useful and influential....such as:
The Book of Wicca, Lucy Summers
The Power of Spellcraft, Arin Murphy Hiscock
and several Scott Cunningham books...
I especially love the Power of Spellcraft...it encourages to be your own person and do things your own way!
Anyone like to add some fantastic books that they've read???
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They are really great books. And I own the first one, The Inner Temple of Witchcraft, and I love it. It gives such great advice and great insight. If you ever get a chance to read them, I think you should.many people said that Christopher Penczak's books are a good read, it focuses more about the practice.
Also, Raymond Buckland writes really well. His book on Solitary Wicca really introduced me to the concept of practicing alone.
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I would reccomend anything by Scott Cunningham, he is simply amazing and doesn't dance around things, he goes straight to the point.
"Spiral Dance" by Starhawk was reccomended to me by a witch who's been one her whole life, I have yet to read it but if she reccomended it, it's most likely really good. She also reccomended "Magcial Rites from the Crystal Well" by Ed Fitch. Again I have not read it yet, but will soon.
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"Spiral Dance" by Starhawk was reccomended to me by a witch who's been one her whole life, I have yet to read it but if she reccomended it, it's most likely really good. She also reccomended "Magcial Rites from the Crystal Well" by Ed Fitch. Again I have not read it yet, but will soon.
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Suppose; wrote:Oh yes, Scott Cunningham is absolutely one of the best. I love his books.
To Ride a Silver Broomstick by Silver Ravenwolf also helped me a lot.
there's something on silver ravenwolf that u have to know, u mind checking my post about to ride a silver broomstick to see what people reacted. i also bought that book.
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See this is what I love about this forum...everyone is so willing to share information and advice!! Love you guys!!
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Wow.kuotetsu wrote:Suppose; wrote:Oh yes, Scott Cunningham is absolutely one of the best. I love his books.
To Ride a Silver Broomstick by Silver Ravenwolf also helped me a lot.
there's something on silver ravenwolf that u have to know, u mind checking my post about to ride a silver broomstick to see what people reacted. i also bought that book.
Thanks. Those were some very informative links.
One of my favorite books of all time is Robin Wood's "When, Why, ...If"
It's a book on Wiccan Ethics. It is flexible enough that even if you don't want to be wiccan or don't even like the law of three, you should *still* read the book. It's basically a workbook on finding your *own* ethics and morality.
IMNSHO, it should be on everyone's bookshelf.
It's a book on Wiccan Ethics. It is flexible enough that even if you don't want to be wiccan or don't even like the law of three, you should *still* read the book. It's basically a workbook on finding your *own* ethics and morality.
IMNSHO, it should be on everyone's bookshelf.
