Buckland's Complete Book of Witchcraft (Llewellyn's Practical Magick)

Although the book I received is black and not blue lol I Absolutely love it so far! If you’re new or even been in it for a while this book is a must have. It’s a work book so it makes it much easier to see where your retaining the information and where your struggling. I’m not new to the craft BUT I have never actually sat down to study it and go into depth with it. Very glad I came across this book.

A wonderful resource to learn more! Well written. Easy to understand. Perfect for beginners but a great addition to a seasoned library.

This is the first serious book I read on the topic in 1988. Before this book I thought Witchcraft was satanism. Reading the first chapter felt like coming home, by the end of the second I had declared myself a Wiccan. I still keep this book in my library and occasionally refer back to it. I can not recommend this book enough.

I have been very excited about this book, and I didn't want to leave a review until I first started reading it. It arrived faster than it was expected, (: and in great condition. It seems like a new book even though it says used. It has an appendix that leads you to different wicca/pagan/witch covens and or groups. It gives you contact information to get in touch with them. (I'm not sure if the addresses are still relevant, but I thought that was a really cool addition). The book is by lessons and not by chapters, it has work questions for you to answer at the end of each lesson. He incourages the reader to not move on until they know the first lesson truly and answers the questions. He claims that by the end of all the lessons you will have the knowledge (if not more ) of a 3rd degree witch. So far this is a very imformative book, and is easy to read. My husband has even started reading it with great interest. I am very happy with this book. It is a great read and lesson for the beginning practician or a brush up for the experienced witch. I would highly recommend it. Great book for a great price (over $25 in occult stores) I'm going to look into buying all of Raymond bucklands books (: bright blessings.

This book is like a textbook with quizzes and exam at end of each lesson. It stresses the importance of knowing the answers without going back into the lesson to find the answers before moving on to next lesson. It is very detailed so if you're like me and have difficulty concentrating on what you're reading/comprehending each lesson may take a few times reading the material to get it to click into your head. This is homeschooling for solitary practitioners that are just beginning their journey.

Perhaps a little dated, but I found this book interesting and educational.

Great book. Came on time and with no damage. Thanks!

I wish this book was part of yoga teacher training as an introduction to the occult. Yoga philosophy and Ayurveda teach us much of the same principles and concepts for magick, they just called it samaya and of course liberation = SamadhiBut through our thoughts, our own righteous actions and FOCUS we are able to call upon those Divine forces already inherently available to us to make miracles happen, see the future and even be in two places at once 😉I will be introducing this manual into my next training module this fall. As an optional task of course, or perhaps offering it as a separate class altogether (Spirit hasn’t made that clear yet)This book is easy to understand, and with any texts that are meant to guide us, is pregnant with meaning between the lines.As the author says, any interpretation you receive of any form of divination, it resonates with you viscerally first. It’s an inner knowing through self study and reflection.I wish the entire world could awaken to the Divine feminine, I digress we can’t all evolve at the same time 😅Buy this book. Buy it now.Study it. Study yourself.Connect with that part of you that already knowsNamaste MF’ers