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Product Reviews:
A Witches' Bible: The Complete Witches Handbook |
Rating: 3 (out of 5)
Summary: my thoughts
Comments: this was an ok book. it's informative, just not what i was looking for. if you are looking for an overall aspect of witchcraft, then this is your book. if you are looking for something involving and/or focusing on spells, then this isn't your book. |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Witches Bible Review
Comments: An easy to understand book of knowledge for the beginner or a long time practicing witch and pagans alike. Covers alalmost all e topic, has black and white pictures ( some nudity ). This book is a must have for e witch looking for more knowledge. |
Rating: 1 (out of 5)
Summary: not what i thought it was
Comments: this just wasn't what I thought it would be. I was unable to find the book in a local bookstore and after receiving it i understand why. |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: This is the definitive book on witchcraft
Comments: For those looking for true, factual information on witchcraft, this is the book. Put all those other Wicca 101 books down. This is real witchcraft presented by real witches. |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: A great Primer on What Wicca is Really About
Comments: For anyone who wants to seriously practice Witchcraft, whether it be in a group or alone, this is a must-have. Janet and Stewart Farrar have given an indispensable resource for rituals, philosophy, and heritage of Wicca. The rituals laid out are descriptive and can be practiced by traditional covens and eclectic groups alike. "Eight Sabbats for Witches" has footnotes giving some intriguing information. The philosophy is raw and thought-provoking. Subjects such as ethics, sex and the metaphysical aspect of magick is approached wholly and matter-of-factly.
There are those who would feel the Farrars were biased when writing this book, and I find this completely understandable. They were practicing Alexandrian tradition, which to my knowledge is straight laced and "to the book" in their approach to practice. With understanding of their background, the reader must take the author's opinion with a grain of salt.
Nonetheless, a great bit of their knowledge and experience is written in this book. This book was written before the massive overload of fluff that saturated the new age market, and that's enough reason to give it a serious look. No Wiccan should turn away from this book, because1is sure to get plenty out of it. |
