TOP 10 Books for the Experienced WITCH!

Every now and then we need to challenge ourselves in our practice! I love all of these books soo much because of how much they offer to the reader. Let me know what some of your favourite books are below 🐝 ALL LINKS BELOW 🐝

BOOKS
1. Apprentice to Power by Timothy Roderick
2. Traditional Witchcraft a Cornish Book of Ways by Gemma Gary
3. Psychic Self-Defense - Dion Fortune
4. Kindling the Celtic Spirit - Mara Freeman
5. When, Why… If by Robin Wood
6. The Witches Qabala by Ellen Cannon Reed
7. Deepening Witchcraft by Grey Cat
8. The Science of the Craft by Willian H. Keith
9. The Second Circle by Venecia Rauls
10. Psychic Counselor’s Handbook by Ralph D. Jordan

CHAPTERS
00:00 INTRO
01:20 1. Apprentice to Power by Timothy Roderick
02:10 2. Traditional Witchcraft a Cornish Book of Ways by Gemma Gary
02:50 3. Psychic Self-Defense by Dion Fortune
03:32 4. Kindling the Celtic Spirit by Mara Freeman
04:27 5. When, Why… If by Robin Wood
05:23 6. The Witches Qabala by Ellen Cannon Reed
06:22 7. Deepening Witchcraft by Grey Cat
07:07 8. The Science of the Craft by Willian H. Keith
07:55 9. The Second Circle by Venecia Rauls
08:32 10. Psychic Counselor’s Handbook by Ralph D. Jordan

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[karamarie]

I have been practicing Wicca for 20 years and I appreciate you and your knowledge! We are all always learning. Many blessings to you💕🙏🏼

[nicolemarie]

I am literally searching recommended advanced witchcraft books here on YouTube as we speak. Thank you for this list and recommendations.

[Dmoon]

Thanks for touching on more advanced books. It’s rather rare.

[disideratum]

Damien Echols, Franz Bardon, David Spangler, John Michael Greer and of course Benebel Wen📚🧚🏼‍♀️📚

[georginataylor]

*Tarot For The Healing Heart by Christine Jette *Jailbreaking The Goddess by Lasara Firefox *The Witch: A History of Fear, From Ancient Times To Present by Ronald Hutton

[milkmaid]

I would love a list of beginner books as well.

[renataklein]

❤The Science of the Craft ❤, I also love those earrings ❤❤❤

[farahtemessek]

Yesss Ethony please share with us a list of books for beginners ! I trust your opinion ! And I really want to dig deeper into it ! Thank you

[nicolasiberry]

Gemma Gary writes amazing books, I highly recommend her others. Prof. Hutton has some amazing historical and informative books too.

[anagarcia-zohn]

Yes! I'd love a video on beginner books.

[darkfaetarot]

Love this video! Thank you. I had already come across a few of these books but wasn't sure if I was on the right track. I am still hunting for books that are closer to the fundamentals, as I find the latest literature is very surface level. I recommend historical texts to supplement learnings and especially opening minds to witchcraft from different regions of the world, from the Druids and the Celts all the way to Asia and Africa, so that witchcraft is not so siloed to the North West Hemisphere.

[aelimammen]

Thank you for the wide variety of books. Please do one for beginner witches about visualising, energy, psychic readings etc. I would love to see your take! Thank you so much!

[rose-marie]

Very interesting list! Thank you! I love these type of video! ❤️ I am in Canada (like you?) and some of these books are pretty expensive! The Science of Craft is 250$ on Amazon! 😱 Thats the lowest price i have find, if you want a hard copy and not an ebook. and some are very hard to find! 😞

[purrbugaloo]

When you buy a book on Kindle before Ethony's video is even done... LOL!! I bought Science of the Craft. Sounds awesome!

I was surpised to see Dion Fortune's book. I love that book but don't ever hear anyone else has read it.

[joleecleary]

Nice. I have Science of the Craft, Witches Quabalah, When, Why, If..., Psychic Self Defense, and Deepening Witchcraft. Was pretty sure I had Gemma Gary's book but can't seem to spot it on the shelves lol. Makes me think maybe I was on the right track in book shopping over the years