Wicca the Complete Craft by D.J. Conway Essay -- Wicca the Complete Cr

Wicca the expel workmanship was indite by D.J. Conway. This book was published by Crossing shrink in 2001. It covers and goes through very thoroughly the many ceremonies, traditions, holidays, beliefs, and much more of the Wiccan holiness. Wicca the Complete Craft was written with the intent to help someone go through the process of joining the Wiccan religion rather than a annex for someone to simply learn about the religion. Do not let me mislead you though, the book provides wonderful insight into the religion. It was just not written with that intent. It provides numerous list and step-by-step instructions precisely very comminuted pictures and diagrams. The content of the book did not require a whole bunch of diagrams or pictures, list and step-by-step instructions were adequate enough. I perish Wicca the Complete Craft 4.7 stars on a 5.0 scale. The only thing that halt me from giving Wicca the Complete Craft a solid 5.0 stars was that the author, D.J. Conway, came of as pretty biased at times. It was very subtle, but he would slip in comments that the book could do without. You can tell he is very demon-ridden and very serious about his religion, Wicca. I think that is fantastic but the comments that he slipped in every so often may stoop people away or agitate them. I brushed them arrive at and I am so glad I did because the Wiccan religion is engrossing and I learned so much from Wicca the Complete Craft.Wicca is an extremely ancient religion. Wiccan beliefs and views are so alien to the more modern religions like Christianity and Judaism. A major aspect of the Wiccan religion is covens. A coven is basi pealy a aggroup of 3 or more Witches (Witches are what people of the Wiccan religion call themselves) that gather together ... ... He touched base on everything you engage to know to become a Witch. He even provided exercises to help you along with your journey to becoming a Witch. For the spell work aspect of the W iccan religion he provided step-by-step instructions on several different spells. He thoroughly goes through all the processes to become a Witch. He do the reading easy to understand and if thither is a word you do not recognize you can most likely find it in the multiple little dictionaries he has provided on words that have to do with the Wiccan religion throughout the book. When the need arises he provides pictures and charts. In the chapter on runes there is a particularly handy chart. There are a divvy up of lists in this book and they are a load of help. Overall Wicca The Complete Craft was an outstanding read.Works CitedWicca the Complete Craft by D.J. Conway