Helpful Score: 3
Rather dull. Well, what I could read was. For the first two chapters, Gary Cantrell keeps appologizing for his views. It comes out in almost every single page and gets rather annoying. I've read better.
Helpful Score: 2
Totally useless book. Do yourself a favor and read something by Buckland or Cunningham. Don't waste a credit on this book.
This book deals with the belief system that is foundational to Wicca. This is not just a spellbook or how-to guide; it gives at least general insight into the spiritual beliefs that are (supposed to be) at the core of Witchcraft.
Eh, this book was ok. The author wrote this book to serve the Solitary witch or smaller Covens. It talks about the definitions and ethics of Wicca, the protection of the Wiccan religion, and developing your own rituals.
I found it annoying that the author kept reiterating the fact that not all Traditions are the same, this was just his beliefs and ways, everything was spelled out in alphabetical order rather than by importance, etc. He had this blurb before talking about anything and I found it frustrating.
I found it annoying that the author kept reiterating the fact that not all Traditions are the same, this was just his beliefs and ways, everything was spelled out in alphabetical order rather than by importance, etc. He had this blurb before talking about anything and I found it frustrating.
