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Seeking Recommendation Traditional Witchcraft
- Thread starter JSNK
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Seeking recommendations for books.
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Gemma Gary - Traditional Witchcraft: A Cornish Book of Ways
Nigel Pearson - Treading the Mill
Robin Artisson - The Witching Way of the Hollow Hill
Peter Paddon - A Grimoire for Modern Cunningfolk
Shani Oates -Tubelo's Green Fire
Most of these authors have other worthwhile books as well that you can pursue if you like what you're reading, but I thought I'd give you some starting points. I'm especially a fan of Robin Artisson, who has probably the most philosophical depth of these authors, and Gemma Gary.
Nigel Pearson - Treading the Mill
Robin Artisson - The Witching Way of the Hollow Hill
Peter Paddon - A Grimoire for Modern Cunningfolk
Shani Oates -Tubelo's Green Fire
Most of these authors have other worthwhile books as well that you can pursue if you like what you're reading, but I thought I'd give you some starting points. I'm especially a fan of Robin Artisson, who has probably the most philosophical depth of these authors, and Gemma Gary.
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I like Solxyz's responses, I havent read Tubelo's Green Fire, but I will check it out since the other recommendations are so good.
Of course nothing can teach you as well as the Great Initiator himself. Nature, the spirits, and stories. but books by real practitioners are always good to find and can help you, especially when you don't have someone guiding you.
what about traditional witchcraft are you wondering about?