Recommended Reading List

[godhi]

Those interested in deep trance meditation and creative visualization might want to read Mind Games: The Guide to Inner Space by Robert Masters and Jean Houston. Here is the listing on Amazon.com for the book:

Mind Games  

[Noirkaze]

I may have missed this or not. It isn't a very popular book.

Paganism by Joyce and River Higginbotham

I know of a few others I wish to suggest but need to find them once the library is unpacked from the move we are making in the next week.  

[Noirkaze]

Drawing Down the Moon has also been updated as of this last year. I've not had the chance to compair it to an older copy but it was mentioned at PSG this year that she updated references and general information.  

[Telmeneliel]

Wise Child and Juniper are my 11 year old daughter's favorite books.
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Great book list!
Gonna print this out and hit the library..
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[Stargirl_Tasha]

Grey area-Wicca and Witchcraft for Dummies (Before you flame me, listen) I did hear some interesting and helpfull information in there...But...I've heard it's not as helpfull. I'm kinda unsure about this one.

Whitelist- The Craft, A Witch's Book of Shadows, by Dorothy Morrison
Pretty good Information, explains solitary and covenistic Wicca. Good information and symbology. I'd lend this book and Scott Cunningham's Solitary practice book(Need to go looking for it...I can't remember where I put it.) to anyone starting Wicca. 3nodding  

[patch99329]

Stargirl_tasha

Scott Cunningfield

Don't you mean cunningham?
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[[lady joker]]

i had to agree about silver raven wolf being on the black list. my friend had told me about her when i first began my quest of knowledge and i wouldn't touch that book with a 2ft pole.  

[Stargirl_Tasha]

patch99329

Stargirl_tasha

Scott Cunningfield

Don't you mean cunningham?
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Fix'd.

>.<
I really need to find that book. xp  

[Specter Love]

Whitelist: The Circle Within by Diane Sylvan (I love this book for its practical application of neopagan principles.)  

[Rookherst[KOS]]

Regardless of your Path, one of the most beneficial reads ever:

The Four Agreements.

It's a Book of Toltec Wisdom. Fantastic . I bawled my eyes out by page 4  

[Sinmodonly]

The Twelve Wild Swans: A Journey to the Realm of Magic, Healing, and Action (Paperback)
by Starhawk (Author)

Anything with Starhawk is worth reading. She has a few books out, and they are all good. From new to the path to years behind.  

[Hell Yeah Seaking]

WHY ISNT HARRY POTTER ON THE NOVELS


lol jk  

[Frail Appetite]

Can anyone make a book recommendation for learning about herbs' purposes.  

[Autumnal Light]

Whitelist: anything by Joseph Epes Brown.

His written work is basically the best available on the subject of Native American religions. He covers not only general beliefs, but specific practices in all historical and spiritual detail. A very good resource for those who want to learn more about (or even practice) American Indian traditions without committing culture rape (an unfortunately common occurrance).  

[Uniflame]

Frail Appetite

Can anyone make a book recommendation for learning about herbs' purposes.

Scott cunningham has a book out about herbs. Its very useful but I forgot the exact name of that one.

And I agree on 12 wilde swans. I love that book.