Buckland's Complete Book of Witchcraft

by Raymond Buckland

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A comprehensive and authoritative guide to the practice of witchcraft, this seminal work demystifies the craft and presents it as a legitimate spiritual path rooted in ancient traditions. Raymond Buckland draws on decades of experience and extensive research to provide practical instruction in rituals, spellwork, herbalism, and the use of magical tools, making the esoteric accessible to both beginners and experienced practitioners. The book explores the history and philosophy of witchcraft, addressing common misconceptions while emphasizing the ethical foundations and personal responsibility inherent in magical practice. With detailed chapters covering everything from creating sacred space to working with the elements and lunar cycles, Buckland's methodical approach combines scholarly insight with hands-on guidance. This influential text has become a cornerstone resource for anyone seeking to understand and develop their craft in a grounded, respectful manner.

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Llewellyn Publications

Published Jan 1, 1986

251 pages

ISBN: 9780875420509

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1986

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eng

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