wicca a guide for the solitary practitioner book

I most like that the author addresses magic is natural, not supernatural. It is also written in such a way that the fiction writer in me wants to write a fantasy novel featuring a culture and/or religious sect that is essentially this type of expression of Wicca. I'm also not a fan of expressing emotion in group settings or just being in group settings, so I'm glad that the author and this book are renowned in the Wicca/Neopagan-curious community.

This was an exciting read in a sense that Wicca, as a 'major' 'religion' (in a sense that people have heard of it), appealed to my existing pantheistic, nature-loving world view. It can also be very overwhelming as it is full of information. It contains a thorough glossary of terminology, parts of his grimoire/book of shadows, spells, baking instructions, offering, and diety direction. This is one of my top 3 favorites of all the PWW books I have read so far. I also hope someone could update and add on to it because 33 years have passed, and some things have changed and modernized. I wish I had a physical copy to own and use as a reference. Unfortunately, he died young he could have done so much more. I see why a lot of Pagans, Wiccans, & Witches PWW recommend it. It would be so much better to meet other PWW in real life even if we continue to still practice solo and not join a coven.'ģ.'better to listen to while busy to not fall asleep to the relaxing information of PWW.'Ĥ.Listening to this book makes me wish audiobooks for textual and information filled sacred texts like this were more widely available.' He noted how difficult it is to find other pagans, witches,wiccans PWW and even though more than two decades later we have amazing technology.

Wicca a guide for the solitary practitioner book