Practical Wicca the Easy Way

by Christine Seville

Novice Wiccans will be able to cast spells and curses, experience the world of high and low magic, and delve into the deeper mysteries of ancient practices and ideas that have been suppressed for centuries. Secret Wiccan powers drawn from nature are explained, starting with their origins in the mysterious cycles of the seasons and weather as well as the movements of the sun, moon, and stars. A complete description of all the Wiccan tools, talismans, and symbols show how they provide protection from harm, access to the unconscious mind, and a more balanced life. The practical sections offer special methods for cleaning rooms and selecting furnishings that cleanse and restore the heart and soul. Along with rituals unique to Wicca come suggestions for drawing upon other world religions, and for celebrating birthdays; love, sex, and marriage; conception and childbirth; even Thanksgiving and yuletide.

Genres: Wicca, Nonfiction

128 pages, Paperback

First published March 15, 2003

Reviews

[K · Rating 4 out of 5]

Well the book is true to its name, it's practical, easy to read and understand; but almost to the point where you feel insulted. The spacing between sentences and the pages that have incredibly large amounts of photos are just filler, the book doesn't need to be the size it is.

It has a little bit of everything from feng shui, to spells, to calendar tips, color theory, and astrology.
It is a good starter book for people who are interested and would like a light read without having feel pressured.