This page contains links to readings that I highly recommend for both beginning and seasoned witches and Wiccans. All are public domain to the best of my knowledge. Mostl require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. To get Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here:

• "The Emerald Tablet of Hermes" by Hermes Trismegistus - Ever wonder where "As above, so below" came from? Now you know.

• "The Kybalion" by the Three Initiates - A classic Hermetic text that provides insight into the Seven Principles of Truth (the Seven Hermetic Principles). This work contains information pertinent to both Wiccans and witches, but particularly to magick users.

• "The Greater Key of Solomon: Book 1" - The basis for Hermetics and much of ceremonial magick, as well as Wiccan practices as created by Gerald Gardner. Book 1.

• "The Greater Key of Solomon: Book 2" - The basis for Hermetics and much of ceremonial magick, as well as Wiccan practices as created by Gerald Gardner. Book 2.

• "Of Occult Philosophy: Book 1" by Henry Cornelius Agrippa - A major magickal text outlining theosophy, etc. Book 1.

• "Of Occult Philosophy: Book 2" by Henry Cornelius Agrippa - A major magickal text outlining theosophy, etc. Book 2.

• "Of Occult Philosophy: Book 3" by Henry Cornelius Agrippa - A major magickal text outlining theosophy, etc. Book 3.

• "Of Occult Philosophy: Book 4" by Henry Cornelius Agrippa - A major magickal text outlining theosophy, etc. Book 4.

• "Initiation Into Hermetics" by Franz Bardon - Provides very useful theosophy and theory concerning magick, as well as wonderful exercises for the beginning magick user.

• "On Astrological Geomancy" by Gerard Cremonensis - A work that is the basis for modern astrology and astrological timing in magick.

• "Psychic Self Defense" by Dion Fortune - The title says it all.

• "The Basics of Magick" by K. Amber - A Wiccan perspective on magick and magickal practice.

• "The Gardnerian Book of Shadows" - The public Gardnerian Book of Shadows.

• "The Alexandrian Book of Shadows" - The public Alexandrian Book of Shadows.

• "Aradia, Gospel of the Witches" by Charles Leland - A controversial account of Strega, traditional Italian witchcraft, as told by a supposed tradiyional Italian witch.

• "The God of the Witches" by Margaret Murray - A controversial account of ancient deity worship in Europe.

• "A Witch Alone: Thirteen Moons to Master Natural Magick" by Marian Green - One of the recommended readings for Wicca 301.

• "Eight Sabbats of Witchcraft" by Mike Nichols - History and meaning of the Sabbats.

• "The Golden Bough" By Sir James George Frazer - A work that was highly influential on the occult community and Wicca.