Wicca: Beginners Books

I'll be showing four of my favorite books for new wiccans (or those curious about wicca and paganism). I'm hoping this will be the first of many videos. As my first video ever, I don't think it turned out half bad. ^_^

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[loumil4]

I have heard high things about cunningham, I am not wiccan myself but do attend many wiccan groups in the area. The other authors on the other hand I have heard nothing about. well.. besides silver ravenwolf due to the ignorance for money she tries to pass.

What drove you to wicca?

Any specifics to your path?

[KallistiGAD]

@loumil4 I ran across a pagan website one time called Witchvox (and I recommend it highly) when I was researching into shamanism and such. I enjoyed the website and started looking further into paganism. One of my friends actually recommended that I check out Scott Cunningham and after reading through Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner, I began researching Wicca in depth. I follow an eccelectic path based in part on Sacred Wheel Wicca and the pagan Fae tradition.

[loumil4]

@KallistiGAD when i originally joined witchvox was to find people in the area. However, I no longer use it as I joined more specific groups. As far as "shamanism" I practice what is called Asatru, our "shamans" are called Gald-men or seid-women in the traditional sense.

[KallistiGAD]

@loumil4 Asatru is pretty interesting even if I'm not really into the Germanic Paganism traditions. I will be doing a video on runes later though that you might find interesting so check back in the future.

[grandmabeatinstick]

"Developing in England in the first half of the 20th century, Wicca was popularised in the 1950s and early 1960s by a Wiccan High Priest named Gerald Gardner, who at the time called it the "witch cult" and "witchcraft", and its adherents "the Wica". From the 1960s onward, the name of the religion was normalised to "Wicca"."

Wicca is not an ancient religion. It was invented by rich weirdos in England who had sex partys. LOOK IT UP. Your religion is a joke.

[loumil4]

@KallistiGAD will do.