Wiccan Mysteries: Ancient Origins and Teachings
...material that was once taught only in the initiate levels of the old Wiccan Mystery Traditions, and to which many solitary practitioners have never had access. Learn the inner meanings of Wiccan rites, beliefs and practices.
The Moon: Myth, Magic and Fact:
...describes the profound influence of the Moon on religion and ritual, language and literature, magic and madness, and discusses the impact of the scientific information gathered from the Apollo missions on the future of our world. A lively compendium that takes us from "The Man in the Moon" to the first man on the Moon.
The Moon: Myth, Magic and Fact
The Wiccan Prayer Book:
For both seasoned witches and neophytes--whether solitary practitioners or coven members--who seek to add meaning to their Pagan lifestyle by communicating on a regular basis with the God and Goddess. Long overdue.
Wiccan Prayer Book: Daily Meditations, Inspirations, Rituals and Incantations
A Witch Alone:
A good starter book for those who wish to follow the path of the Traditional Craft, (The Old Way)."....takes the reader on a lovely journey of self discovery. As one works through the lessons alone, there is a sense of reconnection to our natural world; a sense of belonging and rediscovering lost parts of ourselves."
A Witch Alone: Thirteen Moons to Master Natural Magic
Celtic Magic
An in-depth discussion of the Celtic pantheon, way of life and worship, as well as an extensive "how-to" of practical spell working. The tables alone are worth the cost of the book. There are many books dealing with the Celts and their beliefs, but this is the only one to show the reader how to apply magickal knowledge for use in everyday life.
An easy-to-understand introduction to the what, where, and how of Runes.
The Complete Illustrated Guide to the Runes
Complete Book of Spells, Curses, and Magical Recipes
The Shamans of Prehistory:
The authors examine Paleolithic paintings from across France and Spain, noting the use of animal figures, composite figures combining both human and animal characteristics, and geometric designs that are all common elements of shamanism. . . . is both fascinating and thought-provoking,. . . an important contribution to the field.
The Shamans of Prehistory: Trance and Magic in the Painted Caves
Being the Approved, Verified, Sympathetic & Natural Egyptian Secrets: or White and Black Art for Man and Beast:
Originally written during the middle ages by Albertus Magnus. Magnus was a 13th century priest who wrote about Aristotle's theories and joined them with medieval science. He was later canonized as a Saint.
Egyptian Secrets: Or White and Black Art for Man and Beast
A Witch's Guide to Faery Folk:
Reclaims the lost, rich heritage of working with faery folk that our pagan ancestors took as a matter of course. Learn to work with and worship with faeries in a mutually beneficial way. Practice rituals and spells in which faeries can participate, and discover tips to help facilitate faery contact.
Witch's Guide to Faery Folk: Reclaiming Our Working Relationship with Invisible Helpers
Embracing the Moon:
Embracing the Moon: A Witch's Guide to Rituals, Spellcraft and Shadow Work
Packed with spells and rituals, recipes for oils, spell powders and charms, this book is based on personal experience and provides readers with an insider's view of white magic.
Women Imagine Change: A Global Anthology of Women's Resistance, 600 B. C. E. to Present
Spirits, Fairies, Leprechauns, and Goblins: An Encyclopedia
In more than 2,000 alphabetically arranged entries, readers will meet angels, demons, elves, encantados, fairies, familiars, keremets, nats, nymphs, and many other strange beings from around the world. Fabulously entertaining.
Green Magic: The Sacred Connection to Nature
Goddess: A New Guide to Feminine Wisdom with Book of the Goddess and Meditation Cards
Includes a miniature edition of "The Goddess Within" and a deck of 50 full-color goddess cards for meditation.
Travel through time from the comfort of your living room. Join us as we explore the history of Witchcraft and Druidism. Witchcraft is not what many people believe it to be. For centuries people have held misconceptions about witchcraft and witches, linking them with the Devil. Interestingly, many witches do not even believe in the Devil! Do you picture an old toothless hag living alone in the woods? In reality witches are often indistinguishable from others you pass on the street every day. Are they Satan worshippers who cast the "evil-eye", or nature lovers concerned about protecting the environment and all living things? Explore the world of Wicca and the reverence of "Mother Nature".
Arcana Mundi:
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