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Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2004 12:35 am

If anybody's interested, especially those who are new to Wicca or want to learn more about it, I have a mostly complete .doc copy of Scott Cunningham's "Wicca: A Guide For the Solitary Practitioner". If you're interested feel free e-mail me or MSN me at the_ladys_fool@hotmail.com
(Please note that in some countries this may be a breach of copyright)

Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2004 12:39 am

Faey

If anybody's interested, especially those who are new to Wicca or want to learn more about it, I have a mostly complete .doc copy of Scott Cunningham's "Wicca: A Guide For the Solitary Practitioner". If you're interested feel free e-mail me or MSN me at the_ladys_fool@hotmail.com
(Please note that in some countries this may be a breach of copyright)

eek I hate copyright laws, but I have my own copy of that book, I love it. Scott Cunningham is awesome!! well I like him

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Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2004 12:40 am

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If anybody's interested, especially those who are new to Wicca or want to learn more about it, I have a mostly complete .doc copy of Scott Cunningham's "Wicca: A Guide For the Solitary Practitioner". If you're interested feel free e-mail me or MSN me at the_ladys_fool@hotmail.com
(Please note that in some countries this may be a breach of copyright)

eek I hate copyright laws, but I have my own copy of that book, I love it. Scott Cunningham is awesome!! well I like him

I couldn't afford to buy a copy, so I took it out of the library, and typed it out, all except the rune section at the back.

Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2004 12:45 am

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If anybody's interested, especially those who are new to Wicca or want to learn more about it, I have a mostly complete .doc copy of Scott Cunningham's "Wicca: A Guide For the Solitary Practitioner". If you're interested feel free e-mail me or MSN me at the_ladys_fool@hotmail.com
(Please note that in some countries this may be a breach of copyright)

eek I hate copyright laws, but I have my own copy of that book, I love it. Scott Cunningham is awesome!! well I like him

I couldn't afford to buy a copy, so I took it out of the library, and typed it out, all except the rune section at the back.

wow, yeah I had to save up, and at Yule I just asked for money, or for books.

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Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2004 10:41 am

Faey

If anybody's interested, especially those who are new to Wicca or want to learn more about it, I have a mostly complete .doc copy of Scott Cunningham's "Wicca: A Guide For the Solitary Practitioner". If you're interested feel free e-mail me or MSN me at the_ladys_fool@hotmail.com
(Please note that in some countries this may be a breach of copyright)

I have that book. ^-^ It's a very good one. I keep wanting to reread it. blaugh but Dawnie still has it...

Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2004 9:14 pm

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Faey

If anybody's interested, especially those who are new to Wicca or want to learn more about it, I have a mostly complete .doc copy of Scott Cunningham's "Wicca: A Guide For the Solitary Practitioner". If you're interested feel free e-mail me or MSN me at the_ladys_fool@hotmail.com
(Please note that in some countries this may be a breach of copyright)

I have that book. ^-^ It's a very good one. I keep wanting to reread it. blaugh but Dawnie still has it...

roflmao, I know how you feel, I let some one barrow my Living Wicca book and I still have not gotten it back. I sort of liked that one more then the first one, if had a lot of really good stuff in it...grrrr next time I loan out a book I am going to make the person give me money for the book, that way if they steel it I can just buy another, but if they give it back I will give there money back....

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Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2004 12:46 am

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If anybody's interested, especially those who are new to Wicca or want to learn more about it, I have a mostly complete .doc copy of Scott Cunningham's "Wicca: A Guide For the Solitary Practitioner". If you're interested feel free e-mail me or MSN me at the_ladys_fool@hotmail.com
(Please note that in some countries this may be a breach of copyright)

I have that book. ^-^ It's a very good one. I keep wanting to reread it. blaugh but Dawnie still has it...

roflmao, I know how you feel, I let some one barrow my Living Wicca book and I still have not gotten it back. I sort of liked that one more then the first one, if had a lot of really good stuff in it...grrrr next time I loan out a book I am going to make the person give me money for the book, that way if they steel it I can just buy another, but if they give it back I will give there money back....

Ah, I want living Wicca, I almost got it once. xp

Posted: Thu Aug 05, 2004 4:13 pm

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Faey

If anybody's interested, especially those who are new to Wicca or want to learn more about it, I have a mostly complete .doc copy of Scott Cunningham's "Wicca: A Guide For the Solitary Practitioner". If you're interested feel free e-mail me or MSN me at the_ladys_fool@hotmail.com
(Please note that in some countries this may be a breach of copyright)

I have that book. ^-^ It's a very good one. I keep wanting to reread it. blaugh but Dawnie still has it...

roflmao, I know how you feel, I let some one barrow my Living Wicca book and I still have not gotten it back. I sort of liked that one more then the first one, if had a lot of really good stuff in it...grrrr next time I loan out a book I am going to make the person give me money for the book, that way if they steel it I can just buy another, but if they give it back I will give there money back....

Ah, I want living Wicca, I almost got it once. xp

Yeah it talks about alot of the stuff that is really improtant but it not usually talked about in other books, it puts a new perspective on a lot of stuff and I found it extreamly helpful, even a little more helpful then Wicca guide for the solitary practitioner... anyways yeah, I just really liked it

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Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:18 pm

Ah, this book. It's wonderful wonderful wonderful! I recommend it for everyone starting Wicca.
(Although in my case, my first book on witchcraft was "Where to Park your Broomstick: A Teen's Guide to Witchcraft")

Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 4:23 pm

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If anybody's interested, especially those who are new to Wicca or want to learn more about it, I have a mostly complete .doc copy of Scott Cunningham's "Wicca: A Guide For the Solitary Practitioner". If you're interested feel free e-mail me or MSN me at the_ladys_fool@hotmail.com
(Please note that in some countries this may be a breach of copyright)

I have that book. ^-^ It's a very good one. I keep wanting to reread it. blaugh but Dawnie still has it...

roflmao, I know how you feel, I let some one barrow my Living Wicca book and I still have not gotten it back. I sort of liked that one more then the first one, if had a lot of really good stuff in it...grrrr next time I loan out a book I am going to make the person give me money for the book, that way if they steel it I can just buy another, but if they give it back I will give there money back....

Ah, I want living Wicca, I almost got it once. xp

Yeah it talks about alot of the stuff that is really improtant but it not usually talked about in other books, it puts a new perspective on a lot of stuff and I found it extreamly helpful, even a little more helpful then Wicca guide for the solitary practitioner... anyways yeah, I just really liked it

Then I'll have to make sure to buy it when I get my next report card and get money again after Xmas, lol.

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Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 8:22 pm

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Ah, this book. It's wonderful wonderful wonderful! I recommend it for everyone starting Wicca.
(Although in my case, my first book on witchcraft was "Where to Park your Broomstick: A Teen's Guide to Witchcraft")

Mireiko-sama

Ah, this book. It's wonderful wonderful wonderful! I recommend it for everyone starting Wicca.
(Although in my case, my first book on witchcraft was "Where to Park your Broomstick: A Teen's Guide to Witchcraft")

I am actually not really a fan of Silver RavenWolf, I have two of her books To Ride a Silver Broomstick and To Stir a Simmering Cauldron or something like that. The first book was ok, but there were a couple things wrong with it, and the Cauldron book just really sucked and complicated things. I would not recommend it unless you are really in to Pow wow magic. I think she is mainly in to writing books for the money. Not to say that her books are total crap but there are better ones out there. Then again this is just my opinion.
To find a major list of things wrong with SRW’s writings read
http://wicca.timerift.net/ravenwolf.html

Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2004 4:14 pm

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Ah, this book. It's wonderful wonderful wonderful! I recommend it for everyone starting Wicca.
(Although in my case, my first book on witchcraft was "Where to Park your Broomstick: A Teen's Guide to Witchcraft")

Mireiko-sama

Ah, this book. It's wonderful wonderful wonderful! I recommend it for everyone starting Wicca.
(Although in my case, my first book on witchcraft was "Where to Park your Broomstick: A Teen's Guide to Witchcraft")

I am actually not really a fan of Silver RavenWolf, I have two of her books To Ride a Silver Broomstick and To Stir a Simmering Cauldron or something like that. The first book was ok, but there were a couple things wrong with it, and the Cauldron book just really sucked and complicated things. I would not recommend it unless you are really in to Pow wow magic. I think she is mainly in to writing books for the money. Not to say that her books are total crap but there are better ones out there. Then again this is just my opinion.
To find a major list of things wrong with SRW’s writings read
http://wicca.timerift.net/ravenwolf.html

hehe... I've been to that site more than once.

My fiancee and teacher swears by Ravenwolf, and he gave me To Ride A Silver Broomstick as a gift. To be honest I haven't read it all, so I refuse to make judgement one way or another.

Anne Moura's Green Witchcraft were my beginner guides and I stick by those. A bit wordy they might be but they are very good references.

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Ah, this book. It's wonderful wonderful wonderful! I recommend it for everyone starting Wicca.
(Although in my case, my first book on witchcraft was "Where to Park your Broomstick: A Teen's Guide to Witchcraft")

Mireiko-sama

Ah, this book. It's wonderful wonderful wonderful! I recommend it for everyone starting Wicca.
(Although in my case, my first book on witchcraft was "Where to Park your Broomstick: A Teen's Guide to Witchcraft")

I am actually not really a fan of Silver RavenWolf, I have two of her books To Ride a Silver Broomstick and To Stir a Simmering Cauldron or something like that. The first book was ok, but there were a couple things wrong with it, and the Cauldron book just really sucked and complicated things. I would not recommend it unless you are really in to Pow wow magic. I think she is mainly in to writing books for the money. Not to say that her books are total crap but there are better ones out there. Then again this is just my opinion.
To find a major list of things wrong with SRW’s writings read
http://wicca.timerift.net/ravenwolf.html

hehe... I've been to that site more than once.

My fiancee and teacher swears by Ravenwolf, and he gave me To Ride A Silver Broomstick as a gift. To be honest I haven't read it all, so I refuse to make judgement one way or another.

Anne Moura's Green Witchcraft were my beginner guides and I stick by those. A bit wordy they might be but they are very good references.

Yeah well to each there own, I actually was looking at Green Witchcraft at a book store on saturday. I was debating weather to buy it or not. I eventualy decided to not buy anything that day because I am holding out for a book on cerimonial magic. I was greatly tempted to. I am a big believer in reading anything you can get your hands on. The "good" books and the "bad", they can all teach us something

Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2004 3:22 pm

Do any of you have Scott Cunningham's Living Wicca: A Further Guide for the Solitary Practitioner? It's the follow up, and I actually found it very useful organizing myself.

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Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2004 6:43 pm

i agree with ivy about silver raven wolf ( my first book too), its good to knkow how one person does something as long as they dont tell ya to do it that way

ya know...

i also love scott cunningham

his invocations are really helpful for designing rituals

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