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A complete introduction to modern Wicca, from its tentative roots in the ancient past to its practical uses in the 21st century. Wicca is a system of belief that is uniquely suited to our current times and circumstances. An attitude to the world that emphasizes harmony with nature and the potential for a profound understanding of the underlying reality of our lives. This book explains in straightforward language the complete aspects of Wiccan practice. Meditation techniques, constructing an altar, working in a coven, circle casting, the significance of Sabbats, rites of passage, the mysteries of the elements and access to other worlds. Everything you need to know to make magic work for you! Anyone reading this book will realise that Wicca is a spiritual system that can change lives and, with work, open up a full connection to the powers and energies of the Goddess and the God.
Author Biography
Kevin Saunders is a visionary Wiccan practitioner who teaches at the Isle of Avalon Foundation in Glastonbury. He lives nearby at one of Avalon’s sacred islands.
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