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Candlelight Spells: The Modern Witch's Book of Spellcasting, Feasting, and Healing ReviewFilled with many spells, recipes, a lexicon, an herbal section, and more, this book is interesting, fun to read, and not as bad as many of the fanatical Wiccan reviewers condemn it to be. Sub-titled "The Modern Witch's Book of Spellcasting, Feasting and Natural Healing" this should tell you that it is not a book about Wicca. It is basically a book about Witchcraft, which is much older and varied than Wicca. True, there are a few naughty spells in this book, but so what? The author, who mentions the Rede/Law of Three in the start of the book, is not forcing you to operate them. She gives you the facts and warnings, and then lets you decide for yourself what is right and wrong, unlike so many other Wiccan authors (and others) who try to censor anything that they feel comes close to "violating" the Wiccan Rede, and who preach unendingly about karma, karma, karma, the way Christians scream about hellfire, sin and eternal damnation. Why does Wicca seem lately like a repackaged version of Catholicism with a feminist twist? Lighten up Wiccans! Realize that the Wiccan Rede and 3-fold karmic retribution are concepts that were developed in the 20th century by English author Gerald Gardener and prior to that was totally unheard of (let alone followed) by Witches in any culture. I'm not saying you should work black magick, but do not live in fear that everything you do is going to be judged and punished by the Gods of Karma, the way the Christians believe that you will be judged and punished by God. But even Christians believe in "an eye for an eye." Sometimes bad people need to be punished, whether by the law or by a spell. To let someone get away with causing harm to others is, in my opinion, just as bad. Wiccans may not hex or use magick to cast love spells on particular individuals, but many Witches do when they feel the time is appropriate. Even famous English Witch Sybil Leek was known to take this stand. Besides, anyone who knows enough about the laws of magick should know that magick, which is energy, does not always rebound upon the sender. Alot can happen to magickal energy from the time it is sent to the time it reaches its destination. Energy is very transformational and unpredictable. Furthermore, magick knows no good or bad, black or white. It is pure energy. We decide what is good or bad, mainly based on what society teaches us. Good and bad are subjective terms. Anyway, I've ranted long enough. Getting back to Ms. Dunwich's book, I recommend it more as a Witchcraft book; not so much as a Wiccan book. (And I may be wrong, but I sense that Gerina Dunwich is more of a Witch than a Wiccan at heart, even though most of her book titles contain the word Wicca) The recipes are interesting and are traditional in a Pagan sense. And yes Virginia, Pagans of old did feast on roasted squirrels, as well as rabbits, snakes, wild boars and just about anything else they could hunt with a bow and arrow or a spear.Candlelight Spells: The Modern Witch's Book of Spellcasting, Feasting, and Healing Overview

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