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    WitchCraft 101 #1

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    This document provides an introduction to the new "Witchcraft 101" thread, which aims to teach beginner witches about magic without religious context or moral judgments. The first lesson discusses the importance of books for learning magic, mentioning common tools like grimoires, journals, and texts on magic, herbs, history and symbols. It recommends several authors and books for beginners to start reading from to build knowledge. Students are given the homework to choose a book to read daily and write in their book of shadows at least three times a week to start developing the habits of regular study and practice. The next week's lesson will cover magic tools.

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    This document provides an introduction to the new "Witchcraft 101" thread, which aims to teach beginner witches about magic without religious context or moral judgments. The first lesson discusses the importance of books for learning magic, mentioning common tools like grimoires, journals, and texts on magic, herbs, history and symbols. It recommends several authors and books for beginners to start reading from to build knowledge. Students are given the homework to choose a book to read daily and write in their book of shadows at least three times a week to start developing the habits of regular study and practice. The next week's lesson will cover magic tools.

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    This document provides an introduction to the new "Witchcraft 101" thread, which aims to teach beginner witches about magic without religious context or moral judgments. The first lesson discusses the importance of books for learning magic, mentioning common tools like grimoires, journals, and texts on magic, herbs, history and symbols. It recommends several authors and books for beginners to start reading from to build knowledge. Students are given the homework to choose a book to read daily and write in their book of shadows at least three times a week to start developing the habits of regular study and practice. The next week's lesson will cover magic tools.

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    WitchCraft 101 #1

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    Eye Harvester's #W101 Episode # 1

    Witchcraft 101

    This new thread, handmade fresh daily, is just for new witches. So without religious
    connotations, without contemplating theory any more than necessary, and without applying
    morality, I am going to teach you how to do Magick.

    Pretty much a crash course in magick, think Hogwarts without the almost being killed all the
    time. Welcome to Witchcraft 101.

    Today's Lesson: Books

    Tomes and ancient grimoires, these are the stuff that make young witches drool with lust for
    power. We use a lot of books, from our books of shadows, or grimoires or journals, to books
    about magick, herbs, history and symbolism.

    Your first and best tool in magick is knowledge. Think about it. You probably read about Wicca,
    or witchcraft, even before you picked up your first magick tool. It all started with a book.

    First lesson, The Law of the Sorcerer

    To Know, to Will, to Dare, and to Be Silent.

    The first thing we see here is "to Know." So, how do we know things? Without diving into
    philosophy, we know by learning. We learn in three ways: reading, seeing and hearing it from
    others, and direct experience.

    To that end, our librarian, has provided an extensive library, covering all topics from magick
    practice and theory, to religion, herbalism and divination. It's pinned at the top of the page.
    Use these resources to your advantage. Read them, download them, take them with you. Put this
    knowledge is your book.

    Great books for beginners:

    Silver Ravenwolf,

    To Ride a Silver Broomstick

    To Stir a Magick Cauldron

    Teen Witch

    Scott Cunningham,

    Wicca

    Wicca in the Kitchen

    Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs

    DJ Conway

    Wicca

    Starhawk

    The Spiral Dance

    So your homework for today: choose a book, begin reading it, and read a chapter every day, at
    least. Write in your book of shadows at least 3 times a week. Spells, recipes, correspondences or
    even Futhark Runic, or Theban. Anything, but right now you need to form two habits: read
    daily, and write in your BoS regularly.

    The remainder of the week, we will cover Magickal Tools. Class dismissed.
    Brightest Blessings

    Eye Harvester

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