Best books for beginner witches

So insightful and intriguing! I definitely will be utilizing many of the processes in this book to heal my own personal witch wound. I'm hoping eventually these processes will help me to come out of the broom closet fully; feeling confident in myself, who I am, and what I practice.

This book guides beginners to the witchy world by showing you everyday magic with simple explanations and instructions. Let the magic ignite within you! Follow the link above to get yours.

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Susan Fletcher’s The Highland Witch is set in 1692 Scotland and tells the story of the Massacre of Glencoe through the lens of Corrag, an accused witch. When we meet Corrag, she is imprisoned and her prospects are bleak. She tells her story to a mysterious man, Charles Leslie, with politically motivated curiosity. Through the novel, the twin stories of Corrag’s life and Charles Leslie’s humanist growth are intertwined, leading to a gripping end to the tale.

In his latest book Take Back Your Life, Lusko blends these concepts of winningly confronting external circumstances and internal battles to guide you through a 40-day introspective and interactive journey, to help you move forward to take back your life.

There have been many influential books when it comes to magick and Witchcraft over the centuries. These are three of my favorites, and among the most influential.

To move forward in life, we typically focus on finding answers. But my guest today argues we should spend more time asking questions.

The Ultimate Guide to The Witch’s Wheel of the Year offers a complete guide to celebrating the eight Wiccan sabbats as part of your spiritual practice.

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