The Yoruba of Southwestern Nigeria and Santeria in the Southeastern United States: History Culture, Rituals, and Ceremonies of an Afro-Cuban Cult

History

Bailey, Jim

Americas

Godolphin House

The Azure Scroll

Glenn Malec

Who Speaks for the Witch

FROST, Gavin

Meta-Psychometry: Key to Power & Abundance

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

A Mystical, Magical, Inspirational Book for Wiccans by Wiccans, Celebrating the Best of the First One Hundred Issues of 'Survival'-the bi-monthly magazine of the Church and School of Wicca.

Witch Words

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Good Witch's Bible

Religion & Spirituality

Frost, Yvonne

New Age & Spirituality

Witch's Dozen

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Farrar, Stewart

Psychology & Counseling

<p>The standard work on Wicca, Witchcraft and Paganism by "The Father of Wicca" Gerald B. Gardner is available again! Set in mediaeval times and told as an exciting adventure story in the manner of "The Lord of the Rings", "High Magic's Aid" takes the reader on a quest to uncover the ancient, lost and forbidden secrets of Magic and Witchcraft. The word "wicca" comes from the Old English "wise". Gerald Gardner's main achievement was the revival of the rituals and magical beliefs of Ancient Britain. With his in-depth knowledge of traditional folk-lore and magical rituals given to him by a Master Adept, Gardner revived a vital branch of the western magical tradition. Join the quest and discover the most arcane high secrets of High Magic's Aid!</p>

High Magic's Aid

Gerald Gardner

Scire (pen name of Gerald Gardner)

King James' Daemonologie in the Form of a Dialogue, Divided into Three Books. Originally Printed in Edinburgh 1597, Modified for Easy Reading, with a Glossary

James VI & I

Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts

<p>Gardner's first novel came about as the result of a dream, or rather a series of dreams, in which he seemed to be in charge of constructing a defensive wall in order to repel invaders. He suspected that it may have been a memory from a previous lifetime somewhere in the Mediterranean or Middle East. The dreams were so vivid that Gardner was inspired to write 'A Goddess Arrives'. The novel is based on the historical invasion of Cyprus by the Egyptians in 1450 BCE and tells of how they were ultimately repulsed. The heroine of the story, Dayonis, is described as a witch, but she seems to need animal and in some cases human sacrifices in her rituals. The legend of Venus emerging from the waves is dramatically incorporated into the story.</p>

A Goddess Arrives

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Gardner, Gerald B.

Science Fiction

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