Book description
Discover historical writings and hands-on rituals that show how the Goddess became such an important component in today's Pagan, Witchcraft, and Wiccan practices. Jack Chanek explores the development of her mythology using nine well-known texts written between the 1800s and the 1970s by famous practitioners and historians. He offers insights…
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1 author picked Queen of All Witcheries as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I honestly think this is the most important book on witchcraft and Wicca in the past twenty years. It is absolutely groundbreaking. I have been a witch for forty years, and even so, I feel like I learned so much about the Goddess by reading this book; I feel like it changed me.
Almost every book on witchcraft talks about the Goddess, and at last, here she is, knowable in a brand new way.
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