The Outer Temple of Witchcraft: Circles, Spells and Rituals (Penczak Temple Book 2)

This book on its own should be up there with Big Blue! I'd go so far as to say it's even more informative as a Witchcraft primer. It covers just about every subject that big blue does but takes it a step further by taking you deep within the hows whys of each aspect of the Craft a newbie should know. For example, casting a circle gets an entire chapter of its own where you're taken into every tiny aspect, one step at a time, and you're encouraged to experiment and feel the energy in order to gather a deep understanding of not just how to cast the circle, but actually experiment and get to know the process on a deep level of detail that no other book comes close to.By the end of that chapter, casting a circle will feel as natural as breathing. And the same goes for every other chapter in the book, covering all aspects of ritual, spellcasting, sabbats, esbats, divination, the elements, herbalism, and getting to know the gods on a deep inner level, just to name a few subjects this book really dives into. It is a sequel to "The Inner Temple of Witchcraft", which covers the topics of meditation, getting to know the sacred within you, and honing your psychic abilities, and which I recommend as well if you are starting from zero, but if you already have a meditation practice, you can confidently skip Inner Temple and work through this book. It's a full year and a day course and I can confidently say you'll be your own priest/ess with a well rounded practice by the time you finish The Outer Temple of Witchcraft. This book should be on every modern Witch's shelf!

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First of all I'm an avid Christoper Penczak book's reader, I like his style and his innovative approach on Magick.This is the second manual of his temple serie (the first is "The inner temple of witchcraft").This book is an amazing guide for beginners and anyone interested in magick.

Loved his first book in this series The Inner Temple of Witchcraft and this one is just as good if not better. You can't go wrong with any of Christopher Penczak's books. He is very knowledgeable and writes in such a way that it is so easy to understand. His practical exercises are great and will help you improve in your craft if you do them consistently and with intent. This series is great for all solitary pagans (unless you don't like the rule of three, harm none, etc.) If you're looking to grow in your solitary practice or are struggling in your group work buy the book and do the exercises you won't be disappointed.