Qabalah for Wiccans
Ceremonial Magic on the Pagan Path

I am both an experienced Wiccan (30+ years) and casual student of the Qabalah, and I loved this book. I thought I would skim most of it, but over and over I found new explanations of information I already know that caught and kept my attention. I especially liked how the author define qabalah vs. ka......more

Although it made the Sephiroth more accessible due to my understanding of Wicca, I left Wicca because it was too hippie. This book was definitely hippie.......more

This review was originally appeared on The Magical Buffet's website on 02/03/2022. Anyone who has had any interest in magic has stumbled across Qabalah. Unlike Jewish Kabbalah (a closed tradition to those of the Jewish faith), hermetic Qabalah is an appropriation of the tradition that blends Jewish t......more

I was super suss on this book from when I first saw it in a bookshop in London. It had that vaguely American air of “Holy Yoga” or “Christian Taichi”; where spiritual items are totally ripped from original context and shoved into another framework with an adjective placed at the start to rectify any......more

Ellen Cannon Reed and Ted Andrew's Both Wrote Books on Qabalah for Witches . This along with those books the Goddess and the Tree and Simplified Qabalah. Make great foundational Texts to get Started . The Only real issue is the Over Simplified explanations. All in all a Wonderful Book !......more