The Holy Book of Women's Mysteries: Feminist Witchcraft, Goddess Rituals, Spellcasting, and Other Womanly Arts.../Complete in One Volume

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Summary: One of Best Books on dianic tradtion
Review: This one of best books on dianic witchcraft i have seen and had the pleasure to read. and a must have for anyone who practices the dianic tradtion.Only flaw is book was biased which i favor the goddess but men do have a place and all of them should be open to dianic tradtion but they need to be balanced and this book was written in 1973 need a revision for the times

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Summary: No holds barred
Review: This was the first book on Witchcraft I ever purchased, many years ago. It might have been a bit much to take if I'd been younger or more impressionable. The author is uncompromising in her views, which are staunchly Feminist with a capital F, and very Dianic in her Pagan faith. There is a joke which goes "A good witch harms none, a better witch laughs at the good witch"...and Z is a better witch! If you are new to Witchcraft, take this book with a grain of salt; not all Pagans are this "in your face". However, this book contains a wealth of information, and is a far better resource than many of the "fluffy bunny" Pagan & New Age books out there. Combine this author's writings with those of Patricia Telesco, Doreen Valiente, and Scott Cunningham, and you will have a well-rounded Pagan education!