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Kaatryn MacMorgan's principles of Eclecticism, and those of the UEW Tradition of Wicca, have long been studied by those outside of Wicca, and by Wiccans outside of UEW, as an alternative to the salad-bar take-whatever-you-like and damn the consequences spirituality offered by much of the New Age, Occult and Pagan community. This monograph serves as a handbook to the ethical practice of Eclecticism, regardless of the faith of the practitioner. ...

Lauded by scholars, Pagan and otherwise, Smith's controversial study of Traditional Witches in Australia is presented here in its entirety for the first time outside of academia. While originally intended for a scholastic audience, Smith's affable and accessible style provides a fascinating read for anyone interested in how people acquire knowledge or what Witches do with that knowledge once acquired. [First American Edition.]

The most important book on Wicca you've never heard of. Created to serve the rapidly growing Universal Eclectic Wiccan audience, All One Wicca was first released for free onto the 'net in 1997. Since then, thousands of adulterated illegal downloads of the document have been distributed, often under the title "book one of Wicca." These copies were usually edited to remove references to the author and her tradition or had materials added from ot...

The Circle, Cubed is an instruction manual for those proficient in erecting the temple rites, such as "Casting the Circle" or "Casting a Pentagram, " who desire to go deeper in their understanding. Rather than rehashing the same three temple rites used by most Wiccans, Kaatryn MacMorgan-Douglas explains what the functions of the various pieces of the rite are, and how those pieces work as a coherent whole. The author also explores earlier and ...

Thomas Vaughan was a 16th century mystic and mage whose work had largely gone out of print and unheard of until A.E. Waite restored his following with his 1888 translation and restoration of four of Vaughan's books. Even then, as a devout Christian mystic, Vaughan's work never enjoyed the type of revival other mystics did, as it was based on a world which was assuredly sprung from Eden, in a time when more "rational ideas" were prefered. Vaugh...

This volume of Covenstead Press's Magician's Library is a compendium of four vital hermetic texts in one place. Contains The Kybalion, The Emerald Tablet, The Poemander (or Corpus Hermeticum) and the Hermetic Arcanum, in one high-quality paperback.

Autobiography, Handbook or Hoax? Actaea presents the story of her own journey into the world of Diabolism-the reveration of The Adversary-as one part handbook and one part adventure story. Revealing just enough to open the doors of understanding to those prepared to walk through, The Velvet Glove shows a world lurking just beneath modern culture's consciousness. In this world, the "secret place of sin and shame, " that the dominant British cul...

Wicca 334 completes the Master Class in Wicca that began with 2003's groundbreaking Wicca 333: Advanced Topics in Wiccan Belief. Containing twelve new topics and four new "Wicca in Practice" vignettes, 334 is designed for the serious student of Wicca interested in covering controversies, debates and injustices within the religion. Those searching for spells or techniques are not served by this book, which focuses instead on philosophy, Wicca's...

Written for the professional mage, Tactical Magic gives techniques and tricks for dealing with the real mage's worst enemy-untrained ignorant dabblers. These gnats of the magical world, civilians, like to make ridiculous demands on genuine mages, making life difficult and making operating beneath the radar of the nonmagical public impossible. Ouija Boards, Possession and other sources of civilian hysteria are carefully deconstructed herein, wi...