Advanced reviews for MAGICKAL MANNERS: Guide to Magickal Etiquette "Whether you're a practitioner, a student, or a teacher of the magical arts, Magickal Manners is for you Once read, concerns over common faux pas in Craft etiquette will become a thing of the past - and all you'll have to worry about is making your magic happen." Dorothy Morrison, author of The Craft and Everyday Magic "An extensive overview of the practices and etiquette of the entire Neo Pagan community. An excellent resource for chaplains as well as for students seeking a spiritual path." Kerr Cuhulain, author of Witch Hunt: Out of the Broom Closet. The acclaimed author of Mind Your Magickal Manners and Journeys Through the Medow: Guided Meditations returns with the third and final book about ritual and Circle etiquette. Hopefully, this book will help people who are just beginning in the Pagan paths, as well as those who teach them. I have tried to be as all-inclusive as possible, but will gladly welcome other suggestions for future editions. I want to also thank the many, many people who took the time to answer my questions, give suggestions and clarifications, and gave me encouragement in getting this book off the ground. I truly couldn't have done it without them

Advanced reviews for MAGICKAL MANNERS: Guide to Magickal Etiquette "Whether you're a practitioner, a student, or a teacher of the magical arts, Magickal Manners is for you Once read, concerns over common faux pas in Craft etiquette will become a thing of the past - and all you'll have to worry about is making your magic happen." Dorothy Morrison, author of The Craft and Everyday Magic "An extensive overview of the practices and etiquette of the entire Neo Pagan community. An excellent resource for chaplains as well as for students seeking a spiritual path." Kerr Cuhulain, author of Witch Hunt: Out of the Broom Closet. The acclaimed author of Mind Your Magickal Manners and Journeys Through the Medow: Guided Meditations returns with part two of his book about ritual and Circle etiquette. Hopefully, this book will help people who are just beginning in the Pagan paths, as well as those who teach them. I have tried to be as all-inclusive as possible, but will gladly welcome other suggestions for future editions. I want to also thank the many, many people who took the time to answer my questions, give suggestions and clarifications, and gave me encouragement in getting this book off the ground. I truly couldn't have done it without them

"Whether you're a practitioner, a student, or a teacher of the magical arts, Magickal Manners is for you Once read, concerns over common faux pas in Craft etiquette will become a thing of the past - and all you'll have to worry about is making your magic happen." Dorothy Morrison, author of The Craft and Everyday Magic "An extensive overview of the practices and etiquette of the entire Neo Pagan community. An excellent resource for chaplains as well as for students seeking a spiritual path." Kerr Cuhulain, author of Pagan Religions: A Handbook for Diversity Training

Advanced reviews for MAGICKAL MANNERS: Guide to Magickal Etiquette "Whether you're a practitioner, a student, or a teacher of the magical arts, Magickal Manners is for you Once read, concerns over common faux pas in Craft etiquette will become a thing of the past - and all you'll have to worry about is making your magic happen." Dorothy Morrison, author of The Craft and Everyday Magic "An extensive overview of the practices and etiquette of the entire Neo Pagan community. An excellent resource for chaplains as well as for students seeking a spiritual path." Kerr Cuhulain, author of Witch Hunt: Out of the Broom Closet. From the author: I wrote this book because, while there are many articles on the Internet about ritual and Circle etiquette, trying to find them can take a lot of time, effort and lead to more frustration than looking for the proverbial 'needle in the haystack '...and almost as painful when you DO find it Hopefully, this book will help people who are just beginning in the Pagan paths, as well as those who teach them. I have tried to be as all-inclusive as possible, but will gladly welcome other suggestions for future editions. I want to also thank the many, many people who took the time to answer my questions, give suggestions and clarifications, and gave me encouragement in getting this book off the ground. I truly couldn't have done it without them