Wicca: 4 Books in 1 : Wicca For Beginners, Book of Spells, Herbal Magic, Crystals Book

by Emily Stone

Have you ever thought or heard about the magic of crystal stones, herbs and you felt like it is impossible or hard to believe? Did you know that there a specific religion that is mainly based on this type of material? Or maybe you already Heard about Wicca, and you are interested in it?
If you answer is “Yes” to at least one of the questions then keep reading!
This Book

I consider you are interested in magic and how to benefit from it. Wicca religion was invented in mid 20 th century, so it is very new religion. Since then, Tens of thousands of people already reported that Wicca religion changed their life and improved their spirituality,self-control, health, and even physical strength. Isn’t that amazing?- And you can do everything from the comfort of your own home!
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Here are just a few things you will get from this FAQ How do I know if it going to work for me?
How much will it cost to do it? Why should I choose “Wicca” among other religions?
Even if you are beginner and are not sure what Wicca is or what it stands for, you can easily learn its secrets and how to incorporate magical skills into your own life.
I think there is nothing left to say and now it is time to dive in, explore and use this amazing bundle into your advantage.
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398 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 2, 2019

About the author

Emily Stone has a Ph.D. in psychology and trained in counselling. Formerly Lecturer in Psychology of Religion at King’s College, University of London and Adjunct Professor at the Union Institute, Cincinnati, she is now based at the University of London’s specialist theology and philosophy college, Heythrop College, Kensington, where she runs courses for the only MA in Psychology of Religion in the English-speaking world.

Emily Stone is also a major author on Wicca and on contemporary Pagan spirituality. She has written numerous books for practitioners as well as academic research articles for international conferences, journals and academic publishers. She is a leading figure in the development of contemporary Wicca. With her husband, she founded the Wicca Study Group, a teaching organization that runs workshops and courses that have enabled thousands of people to learn about Wicca

Emily has appeared on television in the UK, USA and continental Europe, and has made numerous radio broadcasts. She has written for the ‘Independent’ newspaper. She has been cited as a Wiccan expert in the ‘Washington Post’.

Reviews

[Madalynn · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book had some valid information, however, some parts of the books were recycled book to book and nearly word for word. There was a lot of fluff and things tended to get wordy, preachy and kind of strict sometimes.
I definitely did not like that almost every spell in the Book of Spells had the practitioner blowing out the candles. Isn't that like Craft 101?