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What was your first wicca or witchcraft book?
what was your first book on wicca or witchcraft? Mine was Raymond Buckland blue book.
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Raymond Buckland
*Raymond Buckland 1934-2017 - The "Father of American Wicca"* ### *Quick Facts* - *Born:* August 31, 1934, London, England - *Died:* September 27, 2017, Ohio, USA - age 83, pneumonia complications - *Known for:* Bringing Wicca to America, writing _Buckland’s Complete Book of Witchcraft_ - the “Big Blue Book”, founding Seax-Wica - *Title:* High Priest of Gardnerian + Seax-Wica traditions --- ### *Early Life* 1. *WWII Childhood:* Age 5-11 lived through the London Blitz. Said the bombings gave…
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DOCTOR Gerald Gardner
*Dr. Gerald Brosseau Gardner* 13 June 1884 – 12 February 1964 Known as: “Scire,” “Father of Modern Wicca” --- ### *1. Early Life & Formation 1884-1936* *Childhood*: Born in Blundellsands, Lancashire to a wealthy timber merchant family. Asthma kept him from formal schooling. He was tutored and traveled extensively with family nurse “Com” Josephine McCombie. This gave him a lifelong love of travel, anthropology, and the outdoors. *Colonial Career*: At 16 he moved to Ceylon (Sri Lanka) to work…
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Witches, let’s talk craft. No single path, no right way — just yours. Every witch has a *cornerstone* — the one practice, tool, or principle you keep coming back to. The thing that grounds your work when everything else falls away. *So, Witches Way:* 1. *What’s your cornerstone?* Herb work, hearth magic, divination, spirit work, storm calling, kitchen craft, sigils, something else? 2. *How did you find it?* Were you taught, did it find you, or did you trip over it in the dark? 3. *What’s…
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