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Wiccan:     more books (100)

Something Wiccan This Way Comes: A Rhiannon Godfrey Story by Traci Hall, 2008-11-18 Celebrating Times of Change: A Wiccan Book of Shadows for Family and Coven Growth by Stanley J. A. Modrzyk, 1995-04 Sabbat Entertaining : Celebrating the Wiccan Holidays with Style by Willow Polson, 2002-10-01 The Wiccan Minister's Manual, A Guide for Priests and Priestesses by Kevin Gardner, 2008-07-10 Wiccan Roots: Gerald Gardner and the Modern Witchcraft Revival by Philip Heselton, 2001-11 The Way of the Goddess: A Manual for Wiccan Initiation by Ly Warren-Clarke, 1987-12 Witches and Wiccans (Mysteries, Legends, and Unexplained Phenomena) by Rosemary Ellen Guiley, 2009-03 Wiccan Spirituality by Kevin Saunders, 2002-02-06 Awakening Spirit: Wise Seminary, First Year Certification for Wiccan Clergy by Belladonna Laveau, 2003-10-28 Women's Rites, Women's Mysteries: Creating Ritual In The Dianic Wiccan Tradition by Ruth Barrett, 2004-09-30 WICCAN CARDS (cards) by Nada Mesar Illustrated by Chatriya Hemharnvibul, 2005-11-21 The Wiccan Way: A Path to Spirituality and Self-development by Sally Morningstar, 2004-09-10 The Magickal Life: A Wiccan Priestess Shares Her Secrets (Compass) by Vivianne Crowley, 2003-08-26 Ancient Forces: The Ancients/The Wiccan/The Cards (Forbidden Doors 10-12) by Bill Myers, 2008-04-29

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81. Coven Oldenwilde: Wiccan Website
    Witchcraft teaching materials, general information and more is available on site, coven holds public Category Society Religion and Spirituality Pagan Wicca CovensCoven Oldenwilde's wiccan Website Witchcraft teaching materials and general information;public Samhain rituals and classes; recommended reading; and more.  
    http://members.aol.com/oldenwilde/

82. Loresinger
    Site for wiccan author, Patricia Telesco, and Hourglass Creations. Includes information about the author, her books, photographs, and essays.  
    http://www.loresinger.com/

83. Lady Bridget's Wiccan Ways, Dedicated To The Goddess Bridget, Articles On The Sa
    Lady Bridget's wiccan Ways. Welcome to my wiccan Ways page. Check out Crystal FantasyThey have ongoing classes, taught by local wiccan community leaders.  
    http://www.ladybridget.com/
    
    Extractions: Wiccan Ways Welcome to my Wiccan Ways page. Here you will find articles and information about the Goddess Brid, what Wicca is about, why and how we celebrate our holidays, (called Sabbats), and also other information about brewing, music, spellcrafting, and more. You will also find the online equivalent of our Basic Wicca classes. The purpose of this page is to inform and to enlighten, so graphics are at a minimum. Blessed Be! They have ongoing classes, taught by local Wiccan community leaders. Click here for information about the next upcoming Wiccan Holiday. Also read about preparing for the ritual and one of our actual Sabbat Rituals For information about all Wiccan Holidays, including sample rituals that we have done, see the Pagan's Ritual Planner Sabbat Menu Home Email Esbats ... Wicca Search our Site: Information on following the Wiccan path. This is our coven's Dedicant Wiccan Course on line, for those of you who want to take classes but can't, for whatever reason. This is not meant to take the place of a one-to-one teacher, but as an aid to whatever other reading and study materials you are using.

84. Jen's Wiccan Hearth And Home
    General wiccan information from one based in the Silver Springs, Maryland area. Also contact information for monthly Pagan/wiccan Saturday afternoon coffee.  
    http://www.witchiepoo.com/

85. Hearthstone's Haven
    Book reviews for a wide variety of Pagan and wiccan books categorized by content.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Column/6474/
    
    Extractions: Welcome! to my little corner of the web. I hope to provide some useful and interesting information for the Pagan communityand I hope you enjoy your stay! In travelling the Pagan web, I've seen many, many lists of recommended books, very few of which tell me why I should read them. I'm very aware of the pitfalls of book reviews, but I'd rather have them to read than buy a book blindly. That's why I decided to create this siteI figured if I find this area lacking in the Pagan web community, someone else must as well. In reading these, keep in mind that my reviews absolutely reflect my own biases. A book I love, you may hate. One I find nearly useless may be the most well-worn volume on your shelf. On the other hand, there are very few books on my Pagan bookshelf that I haven't gotten something out ofsome books are treasure troves, in others you have to dig through a lot of dust to find the diamondsand my reviews will also reflect that. I've divided the reviews into rough categories based on what the book seems to be about predominantly; obviously there will be a lot of crossover (most of the books in the Wicca and Witchcraft section also contain information on spells and Sabbat celebrations, for example). Keep in mind also that these reviews are intended only to give the reader a general idea of whether a given book might be useful for themI'm not offering detailed critical analyses (at least not at this time) of style or content. There's certainly a place for that sort of review, and I love to read them when I find them, but it isn't my emphasis here.

86. Wiccan, Pagan And Witchcraft Holidays, Rituals, Activities & Recipes Main Index
    Through the links below, you will find a wealth of information regarding specificPagan Holidays, Rituals, Activities and Recipes to go along with them.  
    http://www.wicca.com/celtic/akasha/index0.htm

87. Herbal Magical Incense,
    A variety of incense blends available in a variety of wiccan and Pagan themes.  
    http://www.oscoda.net/bluemoon/magical-herb2.html

88. Burlington UU Circle (VT)
    Vermont wiccan Pagan Resources. Merry Meet! The goal of this pageis to help networking efforts in Vermont's Pagan community. It  
    http://hometown.aol.com/firebearer/
    
    Extractions: Merry Meet! The goal of this page is to help networking efforts in Vermont's Pagan community. It is the official homepage of the Burlington UU Circle, Inc., (BUUC), a chapter of the Covenant of UU Pagans ( CUUPS We are an independent group of the First Unitarian Universalist Society of Burlington , and as of June 21, 2000, are a legally incorporated church. A copy of our Bylaws , and Member Handbook are periodically updated online. Following the article explaining the philosophy and process of BUUC are links to a calendar of VT and regional events, VT resources, VT contacts, and to other sites' calendar, networking, news, and religious tolerance pages. If you know of any VT info which should be included in this page or the BUUC newsletter, please e-mail me; also let me know if you discover that one of the links or contacts is out of date. If you're new to UU Paganism, you may want to check out the brief intro by CUUPS' President Joan Van Becelaere. Blessed Be and Be Well.

89. Silver And Dragon Wolf's Page!
    wiccan/Pagan site including links, Wicca 101 information, a bookstore and a newsletter.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~SilverDragonWolf/Den.htm
    
    Extractions: Silver And Dragon Wolf's Den Bide the Wiccan law we must, In Perfect love and Perfect trust. Eight words the Wiccan Rede fullfil: AN YE HARM NONE, DO WHAT THOU WILT. lest in thy self-defence it be keep in mind the rule of three follow this with mind and heart, MERRY YE MEET MERRY YE PART Welcome to Silver and Dragon Wolf's Den. We have alot here for the Wiccan/Pagan Community. Please stay a while and make yourself at home. Enjoy our Den! Blessed Be Sign our Guestbook View our Guestbook Get a free guestbook~~ Click to subscribe to AZ-TheGathering you will recieve a Subscribers form that is for our records ONLY . *NOTE* This list is for who live in Arizona USA. We now have an online community where you can talk in chat and keep in touch with others in Arizona. If you would like to join, please Click Here! We are founders of The Silver Dragon Wolf Clan in Phoenix, AZ. If you would like to see what we're about please visit current moon phase Explore our Den The Den's Reading Room

90. WiccaSearch.Com - Wiccan Pagan & Magick Searches -
    WiccaSearch.Com wiccan Pagan Magick Searches WiccaSearch Our LinkDirectory all Use spaces to separate your keywords. Select  
    http://www.wiccanet.net/wicca/links/
    
    Extractions: Astral Projection_1 Australia and New Zealand_46 Book Stores_57 Chat Rooms_23 Christian Hate_8 Clip Art_7 Feng Shui_31 Indigenous People_12 Local News_1 Native America_171 New Age_211 New Age Medicine_122 Occult Stores_167 Pagan Parenting_9 Pagan Search Sites_33 Radio and TV_24 Science Fiction_26 Traditional Wicca_31 4203 Distinct Links Welcome to our Link Directory. If you are interested in having your web site's link placed in our link directory please provide us with the following information. Add a Resource Before you proceed make sure that your site is not already listed. If your site is already listed but you want to change its description, title, and/or placement, e-mail

91. The Wiccan Grove
    Celtic orientation. Information about sabbats, day correspondences, and a quiz.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/3183

92. WiccaSearch.Com Wiccan Pagan Magick Searches
    magick, paganism and the occult! Extensive occult Magick wiccan andwicca web site listings the home of wicca and wiccans on the web.  
    http://www.wiccanet.net/wicca/links/index2.html

93. My Wiccan World
    Personal site about Wicca and Paganism including coming out of the broom closet, and sabbats in Australia.  
    http://www.geocities.com/my_wiccan_world

94. Witch's Brew: Purple Pages: Pagan/Wiccan Graphics
    Links to Pagan graphic sites for review.  
    http://www.witchs-brew.com/purplepages/graphics.html

95. CRESCENT MOONGODDESS Pagan Wiccan Magical Catalog : Home Page
    Provides Pagan, wiccan, Occult, and New Age magical products and supplies.Category Society Religion and Spirituality Shopping ServicesCRESCENT MOONGODDESS Magical Supply Catalog provides you with a complete source forPagan, wiccan, Occult, and New Age with the best variety of quality magical  
    http://www.crescentmoongoddess.com/
    
    Extractions: Crescent Moongoddess Pagan/Wiccan Magical On-Line Store provides you with a complete source for Pagan, Wiccan, Occult, and New Age with the best variety of quality magical products and supplies at the lowest possible prices. Featuring articles, full color catalog of products including books, crystals, candles, pendants, incense, incense burners, oils, bath salts, jewelry, magical potions, bookends, tarot cards, meditation music, altar supplies, essential oils, herbs, greeting cards, spells, herbal healing, creation visualization kits, Pagan / Wiccan contacts and links, and more......

96. Lady Ashmon And Lord Drago's Wiccan Site
    Wicca, paganism and the new age lifestyle. Spells, invocation, parts of my book of shadows, rituals and circle casting.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/games3/ladyashmon/
    
    Extractions: HERE . This will allow you to leave our site. I'll be publishing parts of my and others Book of Shadows on this site, for those in need of a guide line to write their own Spells, Rituals, Consecrations, Invocations, Prayers, and Circle Castings. Eventually we'll also have pages on Beliefs, Sabbats, Esbats, Gems, Runes, Ritual Tool Definitions, Tarot, and Herbs to help those in need of the information. Thank you for visiting us. Blessed Be By the Great Mother

97. Branches Of Wicca
    wiccan Paths (Traditions). Gardnerian Wicca. Reincarnation and the wiccan RedeAn it harm none do what you will are basic tenants of the tradition.  
    http://www.pagans.org/wicca/branches/branches.html
    
    Extractions: (Traditions) A retired British civil servant named Gerald B. Gardner is the 'Grandfather', at the very least, of almost all Neo-Wicca. He was initiated into a coven of Witches in the New Forest region of England in 1939 by a High Priestess named 'Old Dorothy' Clutterbuck. In 1949 he wrote a novel [*High Magic's Aid*] about medieval Witchcraft in which quite a bit of the Craft as practiced by that coven was used. In 1951 the last of the English laws against Witchcraft were repealed (primarily due to the pressure of Spiritualists) and Gardner published *Witchcraft Today*, which set forth a version of the rituals and traditions of that coven. There is an enormous amount of disagreement about virtually every statement I have made in this paragraph. Gardnerism is both a tradition and a family, and lineage is a family tree. The High Priestess rules the coven, and the principles of love and trust preside. We follow our handed down book more carefully than many others, but we are free to add and improvise, as long as we preserve the original. We work skyclad, practice binding and scourging, are hierarchal and secretive, therefore we are controversial. We're also controversial because we were first - the first craft tradition in the U. S. and descended from the man largely responsible for starting the craft revival. So, we're called 'the snobs of the craft', but I think we're as much fun as anyone else; our parties as good, our jokes as bad'

98. Index
    A good basic understanding of Wicca.  
    http://www.geocities.com/caliamoonstone/
    
    Extractions: Caliana's Wiccan Web! Wicca 101:  The basics of the Craft The Holidays of Wicca... The US Government and Wiccans:  The Military issue and Politics, where do we stand? Dragons, Fairies and other Mystical Things My Favorite Wiccan Links Colorado Pagan Webweaving Page The Pagan Bill of Rights Graphics Courtesy of.... Extraordinary Pagan Sites: Contact the Webcrafter:

99. +-+MY HOMEPAGE+-+
    Quality wiccan supplies and pagan supplies at discount prices.Category Society Religion and Spirituality ShoppingTo Fairy Tales wiccan and Pagan Jewelry, Books, Music, and Supplies Free Shipping. Clickon the ankh to enter our online wiccan and pagan supply store!  
    http://fairytalesonline.tripod.com/
    
    Extractions: We even make Custom Fairy (faery) wings,crowns, and horns for SCA events or weddings! Free Shipping CLICK HERE TO ENTER OUR ONLINE STORE EMAIL We sell lots of belly dancing supplies, but if you would like some fantastic instructions, tricks, costuming tips, or have general belly dancing questions, please go here for some fabulous information: Also, if you are interested in some FABULOUS cool clothing that has ROCK BOTTOM prices, please enter here: (I personally do all my clothing shopping here!)

100. Tracing The Origins Of The Modern Wiccan Movement
     Tracing the history, influences, and individuals responsible for the modern wiccan revival.  
     http://www.spotlightministries.org.uk/wiccaorigins.htm
     
     Extractions: Many Wiccans will often claim that the Wiccan religion is an ancient pre-Christian religion. Such an assertion is usually made to give an air of maturity, and hence authority to the religion. It is most certainly true that there were many pre-Christian religions that worshipped a Goddess, and it is entirely possible that a hereditary tradition could have been passed down throughout the ages, but such a position is very difficult to prove. "It is now fairly well established that modern witchcraft was formulated in the early 1950's. A significant minority, however, claim that they do belong to an unbroken inherited tradition, that comes to them through their own family rather than any social inheritance. Scholarship on this subject has so far failed to provide any proof to support these claims." ( It would appear that Wicca can be traced to more modern times, mainly from one man - Gerald Gardner. Phyllis Curott observes: "Contemporary Wicca is a modern, vital, dynamic religion. This statement flies in the face of the myth of our origin that many have subscribed to for a long time…There have been some thorough and carefully researched work published recently…that challenges the belief that modern Witchcraft is a historically unbroken, organized, hereditary tradition that can be consistently traced back to a golden era of matriarchy and worship of a single Great Goddess. However, there have always been individuals who claim they were initiated in traditions which remain hidden behind veils of secrecy - and there may indeed be hereditary traditions waiting for a safer time to emerge…The fact is that the origins of much of our current practice can be traced back to the creative genius of Gerald Gardner who surfaced publicly in England in the late 1940's and early 1950's…" (

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