Witch School Second Degree: Lessons in the Correllian Tradition

by Donald Lewis-Highcorrell

The three-volume Witch School teaching series will prepare you for initiation into all three degrees of Correllian Wicca, one of the largest and fastest-growing Wiccan traditions in the world. As an additional bonus, WitchSchool.com offers many optional interactive features to enhance your textbook learning experience.

The Witch's Journey

Venture further on your journey into the magical life of a Witch. The twelve lessons of the Witch School's Second Degree, designed to be completed in the traditional "year and a day" format, build on the skills and knowledge you gained in the First Degree training program. Each lesson has four sections: an in-depth lesson, magical exercises, a spell, and a glossary. You'll round out your magical education and be ready choose your specialty within the Wiccan arts when you master the following advanced tools and techniques:

Tarot • Physiognomy • Astrology • Magical Alphabets
Numerology • Death, Spirits, and Spirit Guides • Sex Magic
Magical Calendars • Advanced Chakra and Energy Work
Ley Lines • The Ba Gua • Group Dynamics

Completion of the twelve lessons in this book makes you eligible for initiation into the Second Degree of Correllian Nativist Wicca.

Genres: Witchcraft, Wicca, Occult, Paganism, Nonfiction, Religion

480 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2008

Reviews

[Rev. Chuck Chapman · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you understand the idea behind the progression from learning the basics of the Craft within this tradition at First Degree to getting a broad sampling of several different areas in order to find what moves with you in Second Degree, then you will thoroughly like this book. It gives a broad overview of many different metaphysical subjects. It is not meant ot be an in-depth study of any topic.

[Cori Nichols · Rating 1 out of 5]

I was with the tradition for a long time. This book was supposed to be a introduction to what they are about. I was wrong. There is so much misinformation in this books and a lot of terms that if used would not be something that other pagans would understand. They claim to be inclusive but that is just a way to get money from the students. After their Common Book of Wicca and Witchcraft failure it has been shown and proven that they are not a true school. The classes at their site are full of grammar and usage errors. This is due to the fact that most of the classes are written by students as part of their classes there. Even with all that are paid monthly by students you would think that they could at least keep their classes updated and correct. I have been pagan for a long time and what are in these books could can find better explained in books written by better authors.

[Cathy Douglas · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book goes into some detail about the dozen topics it covers. A lot of the material falls into the "skim and save for future reference" category.