Exploring Wicca

by Lady Sabrina

Tens of thousands of people throughout the world practice or wish to practice Wicca on their own. This book serves as both a beginner's guide for those exploring Wicca for the first time, as well as a "refresher" to bring seasoned Witches up to speed.

Exploring Wicca provides an overview of Witchcraft and the many ways it is practiced today. It explains exactly how you can become a Wiccan practitioner and live a magickal life. Lady Sabrina teaches how to cast spells for love, money, personal success, and renewed health, as well as how to reconnect with nature and the powers of the universe.

In addition to describing the magickal arts, this newly revised and expanded edition of Exploring Wicca explains the principles and ideals that govern the practice of Wicca, including hands-on advice for spellwork and sample rituals for celebrations and worship. It contains everything the seeker needs:

*Principles governing the Wiccan religion
*History of Wicca and the beliefs of the Celtic Druids
*The Charge of the Goddess and Charge of the God
*Principles of nature and its sacred symbols
*Importance of Wiccan myth
*Using the Cauldron and Stang

Genres: Wicca, Religion, Nonfiction, Paganism, Witchcraft

224 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

Reviews

[Brittany]

I give it two stars because it is factual and mostly relevant to those who're interested in studying Wicca or are curious as to the truths of the religion. Although I do not agree with the practice, I found it still educational and somewhat humorous at times.

[Mariana M.]

I read this book for culture practice on different magic religions, i found it very informative and interesting. I end up getting a 93 on my culture practice paper and a lot of it is thanks to the information provide to this book and other sources i used to write my paper.

[Beckie Milchuck]

Easy to read and very informative

[Desiree']

Good introductory book on the subject of wicca.

[Mitchell]

A bit overly brief, but overall a decent primer on the beliefs and practices of Wicca.

[Brooklyn]

Good for those interested in Wicca and don't know a whole lot about the foundational beliefs or practices.

[Abby Hastings]

This book had a lot of good information, but I wasn’t the biggest fan of the writing. I found it kind of repetitive and confusing.

[Tim McNeil]

It was informative, but at some parts overly repetitive.

[Regina Hunter]

Simple and easy to use.