Wicca for Men

by A.J. Drew

"Wicca for Men" calls for a return to the basics of Wiccan belief--a positive, affirming, and spiritual religion that helps its members to grow in harmony with the Earth and with each other.

Genres: Wicca, Spirituality, Paganism, Nonfiction, Witchcraft, Religion

208 pages, Paperback

First published September 20, 2000

Reviews

[Charles · Rating 3 out of 5]

having practiced wicca for years now it was a quick review of beginning stuff. for a beginner it is a decent book although i think there are better ones out there. i did learn a bit on how the creation coven runs there ritual. the book is differently not a book only for men so the title is misleading to me

[Bladestryke · Rating 4 out of 5]

An interesting point of view with lots of information. A great book for correspondences. Easy read for anyone male or female.

[Liam O'nade]

While it is commonly believed that Wicca is a preserve for women, the word wicca is from the Old English and means "male witch". Wicca for Men seeks to propel the pendulum that has swung toward the feminine back to the middle, resulting in neither female nor male dominance in this religion, but in equality.Wicca for Men calls for a return to the basics of Wiccan belief. Wicca is a positive, affirming, and truly spiritual religion, one that helps its members to grow in harmony with the Earth and with each other.Wicca for Men offers an understanding of the god and goddess; ritual tools and their use; the significance of ritual and preparation of the temple; sabbats and the wheel of the year (along with appropriate practices to enhance the celebrations); sample spells; sources and resources; and much more.