Wicca for Beginners

Summary

Don't you know where to start your journey in the religion of joy?

Wicca, also termed "Pagan Witchcraft", is a contemporary Pagan new religious movement. It is certainly influenced by some Pagan beliefs and practices, but only a few people know that much of its structure and ideas come from Victorian-era writings on magic. Many "secret societies" were formed in the late 1800s and early 1900s boasting universal knowledge hierarchical structures that served to prove initiates' dedication to certain practices. Many of these groups drew insight from Egyptian, as well as northern European cultures, and Jewish Kabbala.

Scholars suggest Wicca was developed in England sometime between 1920 and 1930. Gerald Gardner is viewed as the inventor that introduced to the public in 1954 this version of Wicca, although there were forms of it that predated Gardner's Wicca. It is estimated that there are over 4.5 million practicing Wiccans around the world today. As you will discover in this book, Wicca is a reincarnation of the very earliest religions practiced for millennia before the advent of Christianity.

This guide was created for anyone looking for information about this fascinating religion. It doesn't only cover the most basic questions that people curious about Wicca have, but it goes in depth in all its information. If you're just looking to learn more about the Wiccan way of life or if you want to start practicing Wicca yourself, you'll have a strong understanding of the Wicca essence after listening to this book.

Here's what you'll discover in this guide:

What is Wicca and its evolution throughout centuries

The benefits of Wicca

Coven, circles, solitary practices, and book of shadows

More than 20 spells

The differences between Shamanism, Paganism, and Druidism

The art of magical cooking

Principles of magic

Wiccan holidays and rituals

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