Wicca for Beginners: Wiccan Traditions and Beliefs, Witchcraft Philosophy, Practical Magic, Candle, Crystals and Herbal Rituals

by Dora McGregor

Discover the life-changing ways of Wicca with this all-in-one guide.

Are you looking to learn about Wicca? Have you heard about it before, but you're not sure what it's all about? Then Wicca for Beginners is your answer.

Written with the beginner in mind, this comprehensive and detailed guide gives you everything you need to know about the ancient practice of Wicca. From learning how to practice rituals to understanding Wiccan mindsets and philosophies, Wicca for Beginners is perfect for anyone looking to learn more about Wicca regardless of experience.

Inside this guide, you'll discover:


The History of This Ancient Practice
The Countless Benefits of Wicca
The Philosophies, Mindsets, and Types of Wicca
Common Myths and Misconceptions
Wiccan Holidays and Festivals
How Wicca Relates to Astrology, Meditation, and Tarot
Initiation Techniques
How to Construct a Ritual
And So Much More!
With simple, easy-to-understand explanations, along with step-by-step instructions to construct a ritual, now you can harness the power of Wicca with this incredible guide. Using spells, crystals, candles and more, Wicca for Beginners is your ticket to the world of Wicca!

So what are you waiting for? Buy now to join the millions of people already practicing Wicca!

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Genres: Witchcraft, Nonfiction

132 pages, Paperback

Published July 30, 2019

Reviews

[Paige Ovanisian]

I'm not Wiccan, but I like to be informed on other magickal practices. While this is probably a suitable source of information pertaining to actual Wiccan beliefs, it's filled with bigotry aimed towards non-Wiccan practices and individuals, which reinforces the belief that many Wiccan dogmas are deeply rooted from toxic positivity and holier-than-thou approaches...however, I'll refrain from getting into that. Without the bigotry I'd say this is a 3-star read, if we're solely considering the overview of Wicca.

"People who are not Wiccan or do not follow the Wiccan Rede are concerned with control, power, and domination of the earth. They don’t think about living things and they don’t care to. They want money and materialistic things to make themselves happy and feel good."

"When finding a coven or other witches like yourself, you must use caution. Just like any group or set of people, there are good and bad, in this case, light witches and dark witches. Some use white magic while others use dark magick and will know that you are a newbie. They may act nice and become your friend, but they intend to use you and steal your power to become stronger themselves."

"During your search, it is not just a good thing to watch out for the “bad” covens (non-Wiccan practitioners)..."

Wiccans and other Witches really do need to inform themselves on Grey Magick and maybe look into the philosophy of the karmic web while they're at it, instead of demonizing Witches of other faiths and practices.

[Adam Harness]

Interesting information but needs better editing

While I found the book understandable, the text has a lot of grammatical errors in later chapters. As a result, some parts of the book are confusing and difficult to interpret. It almost feels rushed in the later chapters. This text definitely needed a better editor.

[Constantinos Nterziotis]

It is more than a leaflet or a brochure of many pages than a book. It is suitable for the absolute beginner who knows nothing about Witchcraft and wants to see some very general things about Wicca. Well written from a very broad and general view, but it should be analytical, specific to some things like theology, tools, spells, rituals, ancient cults, History etc.

[breanna]

book was a good overview, but would appreciate a more thorough editing. toward the end, some things really didn’t make sense & was difficult to follow. for someone who is interested in the religion & those after me, i would love to sit down & edit this book cover to cover. overall would recommend for an absolute beginner.

[Ken Tancock]

Discovery of a new view of life

If you are searching for a truer form of meaning of life, such as how things tie together and why your chosen path of faith is leaving that odd taste in your mouth, maybe just maybe you have been following others instructions and not what you truly want in life, this book can offer you options you didn’t know are there to help you grow, in a easy to understand book.

[Elizabeth]

This was really informative as someone who doesn't know a lot about Wicca. I think I had some misconceptions about what Wicca is and this helped clarify that in my mind. Also, I thought this book was easy to read and follow along.

[Debra Hojnacki]

It was very helpful.

[Jade]

Overall, a good intro

I enjoyed learning the basics. I will say, there are a few typos. Other than that, I loved it!

Thank you ❤️

[Lisa Swaim]

Very helpful!

I would recommend this book! Very helpful and understanding, I really felt a lot of the manifestation spells as well! Would recommend if you’re new to Wicca for sure.

[Stephanie Land]

Overall helpful read

Wicca for beginners by Dora McGregor. Overall was a very informative and politely written. Explain things in easy to understand way.

[Travis Denis]

Good book to start your journey

Lots of good information for someone looking into starting this journey. Easy to read and understand. Would recommend this book.

[BookishMunchkin]

Filled with tons of spelling and grammar errors, not much information that is helpful, and it’s bigoted towards anyone who practices anything other than “light magick”. Do not recommend.

[Tonya ॐ]

insightful

Really appreciated the explanations revolving others perspectives throughout history. As well as what Wicca is and where it originated from.

[Wendy]

Great for a Beginner

Lots of great information. I'm unfortunately an editing witch. Lol There are quit a few grammatical errors. Besides that a really great book.

[Grace Lynch]

For me this book is about uncovering a present predominant Christian belief country…and looking into spirituality vs a system that preaches damnation, and is rooted in punishment, and slavery.

If you are interested in a positive mindset, and a more natural way to self soothe and heal, but don’t identify as a witch, and don’t practice dark magic, or spells this is a good book and covers the history of witches in America and Europe and the good they have spread.

[Badwill Ambassador]

Could have had a better structure, as some of the basic terms were explained right at the end for example. While I feel that I did learn something, I do not believe I learned what I wanted to, like a detailed history or quotes from the original wicca book(s) etc. Too general even for "beginners" who do not even wish to practice the religion or "magick".