Magick without Peers: A Course in Progressive Witchcraft for the Solitary Practioner

by Ariadne Rainbird, Ariadne Rainbird

This is a book about Progressive Witchcraft which the authors see as being more eclectic and universal than Alexandrian and Gardnerian Wicca. Witchcraft is composed of three main elements - Magic, Mysticism and Religion - each treated in depth, and integrated in this excellent, practical book. Witchcraft contains elements of Shamanism and this book includes techniques such as dance, breathing techniques and the use of sacred herbs to explore other states of consciousness. Techniques and teaching from many different countries and cultures are integrated and used to great effect, drawn from the courses and teachings carried out by the authors. The book gives a solid grounding in personal magical work, aimed primarily at the sole practitioner, though members of groups will also benefit from the teachings given.

Genres: Witchcraft

320 pages, Paperback

First published May 15, 1997

Reviews

[Rosa Harris]

ive not got to read it yet when i clicked on read it brought me here. not happy