Any good witchbook?

So im looking for a good witchbook with nicely written spells..

Does anyone have anyone to offer..

a reply to: tikbalang

Do a search for 'Grimoire'.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Anyone in english?

Scott Cunningham, Silver Ravenwolf, and Raymond Buckland have all written spell books on a wide variety of magical topics.

originally posted by: tikbalang
a reply to: IAMTAT

Anyone in english?

It's a term old term for 'spell book'.

a reply to: IAMTAT

thanks found the basics, awesome.. thanx for the advice and help..

a reply to: Pillywiggin

I found what i was looking for, thank you for the help

Learn from witches, not books.

Makings, spells and charms are best learned first hand under tutelage.

Real witches will never reveal themselves though, so good luck.

a reply to: tikbalang

Scott Cunningham authored many.

originally posted by: intrptr

Learn from witches, not books.

Makings, spells and charms are best learned first hand under tutelage.

Real witches will never reveal themselves though, so good luck.

What? We totally "reveal ourselves"... never heard of "skyclad"?

We have ALL the nekkids! Muahahahaahaa!

Try The Pigeons....
First You Feed Them.... For A Month... Then You Stand In Front Of A Witch. If... when you make the "grand hail sign"... the pigeons come... then you found a witch.

The next step is to stay out of her way! For the pigeons will keep her out of yours...

That spell is fruitful....

You get back what you "dish" out...

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: intrptr

Learn from witches, not books.

Makings, spells and charms are best learned first hand under tutelage.

Real witches will never reveal themselves though, so good luck.

What? We totally "reveal ourselves"... never heard of "skyclad"?

We have ALL the nekkids! Muahahahaahaa!

Oh, I forgot the nekkid witches...

originally posted by: tikbalang
So im looking for a good witchbook with nicely written spells..

Does anyone have anyone to offer..

'The Outter Temple of Witchcraft' by Christopher Penczak

You should also read (probably should read first depending on your level) 'The Inner Temple of Witchcraft' by Christopher Penczak

a reply to: Alien Abduct

Im an Idiot level, best described

originally posted by: Alien Abduct

originally posted by: tikbalang
So im looking for a good witchbook with nicely written spells..

Does anyone have anyone to offer..

'The Outter Temple of Witchcraft' by Christopher Penczak

You should also read (probably should read first depending on your level) 'The Inner Temple of Witchcraft' by Christopher Penczak

And just a side-note, Penczak specializes in gay and trans lore in regards to witchcraft. He's an amazing witch, actually.

originally posted by: Pillywiggin
Scott Cunningham, Silver Ravenwolf, and Raymond Buckland have all written spell books on a wide variety of magical topics.

"Silver Ravenwolf".... LoL .. The name is so corny that it wouldn't even be seen in a harry potter book.

originally posted by: tikbalang
a reply to: Alien Abduct

Im an Idiot level, best described

Then read 'Spirit Allies' by Christopher Penczak. This has been a teacher for decades, his books are among the best. Spirit Allies is in my top ten books I very highly recommend it.

a reply to: Alien Abduct

Not that level of idiot, any other books, practical..?

Things have changed a lot over the years.

Best advice, find the older books like Buckie's big blue (buckland), Starhawk, and Cunningham. Learn the history and meaning. (Warning: if you're male, the old books of the 60s 70s and 80s are extremely female centric)

Once you have the beginning thoughts, meaning, and history of Wicca, then move to the new stuff. Pay attention to the "other books by" page. If the author has a dozen books on a dozen subjects, best to skip it. I'm thinking of one author in particular, but won't say the name out of respect.

Last bit of advice. Read, read, and read some more. I've studied for over 20 years. In that time you learn to take what the majority agree on and toss the rest, especially if it agrees with the elders.

Magic is a tool. It follows rules. You can't just throw stuff in a cauldron and expect it to work.

so basically the Gideons just don't tour the motels any more?