Witchcraft: A Beginner's Guide

by Teresa Moorey

Witchcraft links the powers of nature and the female side in everyone to achieve a symbiosis between beings and their environment. This book answers common questions - what are witches and what do they do? - and seeks to re-establish the image of the witch as the prophet of a humane religion.

Genres: Witchcraft, Occult, Nonfiction, Paganism, Religion

96 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1996

About the author

Teresa Moorey has written many books on personal growth, self-help, psychic powers and esoteric wisdom. She is the author of Working with Psychic Protection, Working with Hypnotherapy, Your Crystal Code and The Fairy Bible.

Reviews

[Lucinda07]

If you’re interested in witchcraft and wicca I do believe this book is a great starter. It’s easy to understand and talks about the basics.

[Judy]

This is the first little book I ever bought on the subject of Witchraft so my review is a little biased. I found the "Question and Answer" layout to be very helpful, asking a broad range of questions.
Moorey writes from a very personal perspective and yet doesn't try to impose her views on the reader.
Unlike many other "Beginner" books on the market, this puts the emphasis firmly on the spiritual aspects of Witchcraft rather than the magical.

[Andrew McAuliffe-Shave]

I have a lot of fond memories attached to this book. Back in 1996 this was one of the very first books on Witchcraft I read. Its format was brilliant for a then 12-year old. Well put together questions and answers which outlined the beliefs of Witches, putting everything into context. I cannot fault this book. It was the first book I gave to my husband to read to help him understand my beliefs and he loved it to.

[Eilidh Harris]

Very helpful, thanks kirsty!

[Raven Black]

A short introduction gives you the basics like a teaser. In that sense, it's a good read.

[Stacy Croushorn]

Short book and just gives answers to basic questions.