I've actually met Mystic Dylan! He owns a witchcraft shop in California near me and his books are fantastic! Very helpful beginners guides that I found insightful and offered more than other beginner books out there!
I like the name "quarterly book breakdown," because not only does it indicate how often you're aiming to do them, but maybe it can even be a play-on word for being a quarter of the way through each book. Ya know, just far enough to get a sense of the writing style, the aim of each book, and your impression thus far. It also us hear why you may or may not continue to read a book.
I've always done that! Right now I'm reading the first The Wheel of Time book, Queen of the Damned by Anne Rice, The Witcher and just finished The Silent Patient 😂
I am also a book slut.. I read multiple books at the same time.. Going back and forth i love it.. Nice to know there are many others.. SLUT doesnt have to be used derogatorily it can actually be snapped back and used for something so inoccent as reading multiple books at the same time.. Bless
A deed without a name is honestly one of the most amazing books I have ever read. It is really rare to find books written on trad craft that are THIS good.
I think your book reviews are one of the most enjoyable types of videos you make. You almost always have books unknown to me, some of which I have purchased even though they aren't a style of Magick I have any interest in. Your 4 to 5 hour Q N A videos are another favorite of mine Thanks for the work that you do. Best wishes for your continued success. From California.
I'm a Christian witch so The Black Toad will probably be my next purchase. I've seen it a lot and never gave it a second glance, but hearing your summary has me sold!
Hello Hearth. Yay I am so happy that you have a new video out today. I am a new practitioner (about 4 months now) and you are one of the witch youtubers I constantly watch to learn information about witchcraft. Also I hope you are feeling better! More power to you Queen! Xd
I just bought Of Blood and Bones - Kate Freuler a while back and haven't started it yet so I appreciate the info. I don't love hearing that it's Wiccan based but I'm still planning on giving it a chance. Can't wait to hear more of your opinion on it.
Im very interested in traditional witchcraft, and old history, especially stories with greek magick. Ive always been drawn to magic since i was a kid and greek mythology, and i really want to find more books on witchcraft history and the way things were done long ago that were almost forgotten.
I read A Deed Without A Name and Cornish Book of Ways together and feel they compliment each other very well. Together they created a bigger, clearer picture. I'd started Deed first and nothing made sense (your explanation of perspectives to modern viewpoints cleared up why, thank you!). With Book of Ways, I felt like I was watching everything from the author's shoulder. Blood and Bones is high on my current and ever expanding book list. Thank you! So glad you are feeling better ❤
I truly enjoy these videos. Love the book recommendations. I've bought many of the books you have recommended and I was NEVER disappointed. Thanks so much
Thank you for the reviews. The Cornish books particularly caught my interest. You are so gracious with your comments; you are such a positive influence on the community. 😊
Most of those books are on my list cuz you always name drop them during your lives! I am so excited for this video! Thank you 💜 this will help me choose which one I buy next to add to the pile
Love the book recs! A great candle book is Madame Pamitas Candle Magic, she really breaks down everything from different types of candles and their uses, applying oils, reading flames and wax, using symbols etc. I also love Jason Millers books. He does a great job of breaking down rituals and explaining why each step is done. Another great one that can be difficult to find is The Modern Witch's Spellbook Volume 1 and 2 by Sarah Lyddon Morrison. It is such a fun and informative read. It was written in the 70's and feels like a beautiful time capsule of what was going on in the time while very much relating to today.
commenting for the algorithm gods. Still a beginner, but I'm really loving these book reviews and have been getting into witchcraft books a lot more lately. Also tbh, I wouldn't mind seeing you very briefly mentioning a books you didn't like.
I thought your points about the black toad are really interesting and I definitely think I'll have to check it out. I am currently working on a book called Backwoods Witchcraft by Jake Richards and it focuses on the blending of folk practices and christianity in the appalachia region of America. I think it does a good job of explaining why one might blend the two because of the historical context of the people who moved from Ireland/Scotland/England and brought their Christian values and own folk traditions that were then combined with Native American influence. I think Richards does a good job of addressing the appropriation of Native American culture and how it effects these practices still today.
I got one of your recommendations: Psychic Witch. I was looking for a book to help with energy work. And synchronicities came together to show me. Thank you for sharing your info to us all. Many blessings.
i have a wierd difficulty finding books based on our history from like our perspective so i'm for sure putting the last one on my amazon wishlist to get when i can. thank you for the recommendation!
I've added some of Lee Morgan's books to my wish list. Right now I have Gema's bookish my cue to pick up. I'd be curious to discuss some of the books you didn't like as a patreon discussion. Not to be negative, just to think through some of the "why." Love your video as always!
Ooohhhh it's the first time you mention a book I've read! The Pagan Portals one about Hedge Witchcraft. And I felt exactly like what you said! It's like an introduction to green witchcraft then at the end it's like "and if you want to delve more into actual hedge riding buy the other Pagan Portals book on this topic" ????? lol I'm wary of this collection of books now 😄
Thanks for your recommendations. I have recently bought a few, the ones I felt more interested by title and your reviews. How better is it to learn from someone who is experienced! Thanks!
You may not be the be-all end-all, but you sure as heck are really, really close to that in my opinion! Keep up with all your good work, you're amazing and educational in the most interesting ways. Sending you all my love from Italy ♡♡♡
You mentioned Anna Franklin in the past. I love her books. Her books are excellent resources. They can be read a chapter at a time as appropriate to the season or specific ritual or skill.
Exactly what I need! Thank you! Can you suggest candle magic books that talk about the European style of candle magic where you work with the flame rather than dressing and burning a whole candle?
Youre awesome. Great video, helpful. I have not read any of those. In fact i dont think i have ever read a book on witchcraft. Takes me forever to finish a book, i think its ADHD. As a newbie to this new path, In the future when iam financially able to i will pick up a few. Thank you
I like the price feel and art of Troy hard back Books example Gemma Gary The Devils Dozen. They are a bit dark for me and I would not put into my practice but are great reads and insight into the crafts history 😺
Incidentally, the Mystic Dylan books are available on Kindle Unlimited! I'm curious, do you take notes as you read, or anything like that? (For yourself, not for review videos!) And do you review any books on Goodreads?
I know you don't like giving negative reviews on books, but as a beginner witch it would be so nice to have a "I didn't like this because... " Kind of take. I've been absolutely devouring literature on witchcraft, and sometimes I find things that are questionable and I don't know where to turn for verification - so knowing a book is misguided or inaccurate would be so helpful.
Within this video I did a negative review of Hedge Witchcraft, it may not seem like a negative review because I try to always be rounded in my discussions. If I don’t like a book, others might, so I gave both sides of the coin (why I didn’t like it and why others might). However there are books that are insensitive on many levels, books that I don’t feel comfortable even giving air time because they are so insensitive I don’t want to give them any advertisement. These are the kinds of books that I mention at the end regarding not being able to find a single redeeming factor because their insensitivity (towards individuals, races, genders, sexualities, etc) is not something I would ever want to promote.
If i can remember correctly, Pagan Portal authors need to remain under a certain word count. I like to think of them as a sort of literary version of tiktok since you aren’t able to share all necessary information under such a restriction and it becomes necessary to look elsewhere if you want to learn more in depth into the introduced topic. They’re good as a very brief introduction if you want to figure out what to look into further but never as a solitary source.
Well, now. Hearth's Channel has grown! I love Reading and I'm Great at it... One question: If I follow a "Custom" path which revolves entirely around the use of Hatred.... Well - I don't find anyone else with a path similar to mine - so that means I'm the Creator of the Hatred's Path? I generally use the benefits of it - crazy as it sounds... But Wouldn't recommed unless you want to go into goth with an intensity never seen before. (Not a Joke, Please.) Just some advice I'm asking... Because if there is no one else doing this at all, Well then I am alone in this, too...
I wish you were like my sister or bestie or roommate 😕 i have no friends as a sober person of 2+yrs (just got my med card) & i DEFINITELY don't have any witchy ppl who can guide me on my journey. All my crystals & my tarot cards are from etsy. I desperately need a witchy mentor!! Thanks for these videos 🥺💕
I just ordered the Pagan Portal books (10 of them ) because I mentioned they were small, makes for a good quick reference or introduction for me on different topics . So thank you so much
I need to learn how to do makeup like you and what cosmetics you use. I cannot for the life of me find contour in that color, nor can I find any lipstick that's not some shade of red or pink, with the exception of blue and black lipstick colors.
If it helps try - use greys and taupes for contour. I once saw a makeup artist explain that for skin tonnes that are really fair, greys and taupes are perfect. And these shades can easily be found in eyeshadows. Hope that helps 🙂.
hey Hearth, i hope you are doing well. i think the tittle for this video could be like BookVlogreviews/BookVlogthoughts. ALso I like these kind of videos. it's very interesting to hear your thoughts on those books. cant wait to see more books that you will/have read in the future.
My practice is centered around the Dark Moon and I want to learn more about baneful magic (I was one of those who was told over and over how horrible, dangerous, etc. baneful magic is when I started out). So I snapped up a copy of "Of Blood and Bones" and plowed through it fairly quickly. I was really hoping to find Baba Yaga included, but the fact that She isn't doesn't surprise me all that much. I didn't agree at all with the triple Goddess analogy in reference to The Morrigan. Overall, I gave it 4 stars and look forward to reading it again now that I have had time away from it.
I really enjoy these types of videos. I’ve read Gemma Gary’s Cornish Witchcraft and really enjoyed it. I have the Witches Cottage too but haven’t read it but when I bought it I didn’t have a feeling it was more about the exhibit and not actual practice stuff.. so glad to know I was right but eventually I will read it.. but it’s at the bottom of my list. Definitely added some books to my list at tree r watching, thank you! Any chance you know of any good books about Scottish Traditional Witchcraft?
Question: what do you do with witchcraft books you are not super into? For example, I picked up a bunch a books, some of which are good but don’t quite fit my practice. (Example: crooked path). Do you keep these types of books in case they will someday fit into your practice? I have been doing that but I have so much clutter I am thinking of getting rid of them. I am scared that I will someday want them back.
Blessed be, Lady Hearth. I wish to ask if you have any recommendations for the more adept magicks. I'm currently studying a tome of elemental energy manifestation. Kind of stuck at the moment on the more powerful healings of Air spells. I welcome any advice, High Priestess. Love, light and Merry meet, Your Grace.
Being a Historian at heart ,I would buy the Historical Witchcraft books,but put them into a historical section after reading them How about Hearth's talk on books ?
There’s an author who I think has good books for beginners his name is Scott Cunningham. He has a few books on Wicca and herbs. If you are new to the craft he’s definitely worth checking out.
Hey please give me some adivce im just starting witchcraft and I do not know what i should work on 1st.I have done alot of research i know how to make sigils and herb uses But im having issues with what to start with like witches bottle, spells or rituals? so can you just give me some advice? thanks in advance
I like book reviews very much! I read the candle magic book from Mystic Dylan this past month and I liked it, it will be very useful for me. I have been watching book reviews about witchcraft recently and I want to buy so many books that I have to calm down myself all the time to not buy them all at once 🤣 Could you or someone recommend good book about paganism/neopaganism?
By the way, Lady Hearth, if it's not too forward, I'd just like to say that I think you're extremely lovely no matter what color you are. Such beauty fits you, worthy of the goddess that you are. Athena herself pales in comparison, Your Grace. 🌹😍🌹
For me, it was simply a joke, but as with many things is beginning to have body and shape. My narrow mind of preconceived ideas is like opening a window on a spring day.
Book review name suggestions: Hi all, I thought that it might be usefull to Hearth to collate all our suggestions for the name of this type of video together... if you read this comment and have a suggestion.. comment away!
I love these, just caught your more recent one. For a hashtag... "Bookmarking"..? Like the idea of a bookmark as a place or thing you're coming back to (for reviews and not necessarily finished). Also, the idea of marking down notes and takeaways in a book, as some might do, hehe. These vids are so inspiring and reassuring (I rarely 'finish' a book, but doesn't mean I don't absorb value or content) ⸂⸂⸜(രᴗര๑)⸝⸃⸃ Thx, xo
I've actually met Mystic Dylan! He owns a witchcraft shop in California near me and his books are fantastic! Very helpful beginners guides that I found insightful and offered more than other beginner books out there!
Also “The Witch of Wonderlust” ❤️💫✨🌟
I like the name "quarterly book breakdown," because not only does it indicate how often you're aiming to do them, but maybe it can even be a play-on word for being a quarter of the way through each book. Ya know, just far enough to get a sense of the writing style, the aim of each book, and your impression thus far.
It also us hear why you may or may not continue to read a book.
I read multiple books simultaneously as well. So glad to hear I'm not the only one who does that. 📚
I've always done that! Right now I'm reading the first The Wheel of Time book, Queen of the Damned by Anne Rice, The Witcher and just finished The Silent Patient 😂
I am also a book slut.. I read multiple books at the same time.. Going back and forth i love it.. Nice to know there are many others.. SLUT doesnt have to be used derogatorily it can actually be snapped back and used for something so inoccent as reading multiple books at the same time.. Bless
I didnt even read you screen name 😆
Yep same. Reading unsouled, project hail mary and house of sky and breath
I'm wonderning if it's an ADHD thing. Hearth says and does a lot of things that are so similar to what I say and do and which scream ADHD to me lol
A deed without a name is honestly one of the most amazing books I have ever read. It is really rare to find books written on trad craft that are THIS good.
I think your book reviews are one of the most enjoyable types of videos you make. You almost always have books unknown to me, some of which I have purchased even though they aren't a style of Magick I have any interest in. Your 4 to 5 hour Q N A videos are another favorite of mine
Thanks for the work that you do. Best wishes for your continued success. From California.
I'm a Christian witch so The Black Toad will probably be my next purchase. I've seen it a lot and never gave it a second glance, but hearing your summary has me sold!
Hello Hearth. Yay I am so happy that you have a new video out today. I am a new practitioner (about 4 months now) and you are one of the witch youtubers I constantly watch to learn information about witchcraft. Also I hope you are feeling better! More power to you Queen! Xd
I just bought Of Blood and Bones - Kate Freuler a while back and haven't started it yet so I appreciate the info. I don't love hearing that it's Wiccan based but I'm still planning on giving it a chance. Can't wait to hear more of your opinion on it.
If it helps, I’ve read it. And it has SO MUCH in it. Don’t worry there is alot of content in there that works for non-Wiccan’s too.
Wish I had that book
Im very interested in traditional witchcraft, and old history, especially stories with greek magick. Ive always been drawn to magic since i was a kid and greek mythology, and i really want to find more books on witchcraft history and the way things were done long ago that were almost forgotten.
I read A Deed Without A Name and Cornish Book of Ways together and feel they compliment each other very well. Together they created a bigger, clearer picture. I'd started Deed first and nothing made sense (your explanation of perspectives to modern viewpoints cleared up why, thank you!). With Book of Ways, I felt like I was watching everything from the author's shoulder.
Blood and Bones is high on my current and ever expanding book list. Thank you! So glad you are feeling better ❤
I truly enjoy these videos. Love the book recommendations. I've bought many of the books you have recommended and I was NEVER disappointed. Thanks so much
Thank you for the reviews. The Cornish books particularly caught my interest. You are so gracious with your comments; you are such a positive influence on the community. 😊
Bravo! You did get across the gist of each book and described pros/cons so well. Keep it coming, Hearth....
It's great to hear you thoughts especially on Hedge Craft and English County crafts.
Most of those books are on my list cuz you always name drop them during your lives! I am so excited for this video! Thank you 💜 this will help me choose which one I buy next to add to the pile
Love the book recs! A great candle book is Madame Pamitas Candle Magic, she really breaks down everything from different types of candles and their uses, applying oils, reading flames and wax, using symbols etc. I also love Jason Millers books. He does a great job of breaking down rituals and explaining why each step is done.
Another great one that can be difficult to find is The Modern Witch's Spellbook Volume 1 and 2 by Sarah Lyddon Morrison. It is such a fun and informative read. It was written in the 70's and feels like a beautiful time capsule of what was going on in the time while very much relating to today.
commenting for the algorithm gods.
Still a beginner, but I'm really loving these book reviews and have been getting into witchcraft books a lot more lately. Also tbh, I wouldn't mind seeing you very briefly mentioning a books you didn't like.
I love Theese book reviews please continue creating them and reviewing. Sending so much love
This videos came just in time since I’m picking some books on Amazon today
I thought your points about the black toad are really interesting and I definitely think I'll have to check it out. I am currently working on a book called Backwoods Witchcraft by Jake Richards and it focuses on the blending of folk practices and christianity in the appalachia region of America. I think it does a good job of explaining why one might blend the two because of the historical context of the people who moved from Ireland/Scotland/England and brought their Christian values and own folk traditions that were then combined with Native American influence. I think Richards does a good job of addressing the appropriation of Native American culture and how it effects these practices still today.
I got one of your recommendations: Psychic Witch. I was looking for a book to help with energy work. And synchronicities came together to show me. Thank you for sharing your info to us all. Many blessings.
Of Blood and Bones is phenomenal! I couldn't put the book down! One of the best i read this year.
i have a wierd difficulty finding books based on our history from like our perspective so i'm for sure putting the last one on my amazon wishlist to get when i can. thank you for the recommendation!
I've added some of Lee Morgan's books to my wish list. Right now I have Gema's bookish my cue to pick up. I'd be curious to discuss some of the books you didn't like as a patreon discussion. Not to be negative, just to think through some of the "why." Love your video as always!
I love Mystic Dylan, too. Just ordered The Black Toad, thank you, Hearth for telling us about these, great reviews!
Ooohhhh it's the first time you mention a book I've read! The Pagan Portals one about Hedge Witchcraft. And I felt exactly like what you said! It's like an introduction to green witchcraft then at the end it's like "and if you want to delve more into actual hedge riding buy the other Pagan Portals book on this topic" ????? lol I'm wary of this collection of books now 😄
Thanks for your recommendations. I have recently bought a few, the ones I felt more interested by title and your reviews. How better is it to learn from someone who is experienced! Thanks!
A deed without a name, sounds very interesting, I think I will give it a read.
A deed without a name so far yes liking it. Have as Ebook. Hurrah!! For good witchcraft books.
You may not be the be-all end-all, but you sure as heck are really, really close to that in my opinion! Keep up with all your good work, you're amazing and educational in the most interesting ways. Sending you all my love from Italy ♡♡♡
Always love your book reviews and looking forward to the next!
Absolute fave addition, thank you hearth :)
You mentioned Anna Franklin in the past. I love her books. Her books are excellent resources. They can be read a chapter at a time as appropriate to the season or specific ritual or skill.
Blessed be, Lady Hearth. Love and light to thee always.
Exactly what I need! Thank you! Can you suggest candle magic books that talk about the European style of candle magic where you work with the flame rather than dressing and burning a whole candle?
LOVE your look today!!! Stunning. Still looking for a good book on darker magick with a focus on dark dieties without any Wiccan content. 💜
The Clovenstone Workings by Robin Artisson
I love Pagan Portals! The books on Irish paganism are great and are helping me learn a lot.
I hope this doesn't come off as objectifying or anything like that, but I can't be the only one who is enthralled by your accent, right?
I love her accent too, as well as her attitude and her content.
@@greeneyedlady5580 Ditto
Objectifying? Nope. She's hot.
Youre awesome. Great video, helpful. I have not read any of those. In fact i dont think i have ever read a book on witchcraft. Takes me forever to finish a book, i think its ADHD. As a newbie to this new path, In the future when iam financially able to i will pick up a few. Thank you
I like the price feel and art of Troy hard back Books example Gemma Gary The Devils Dozen. They are a bit dark for me and I would not put into my practice but are great reads and insight into the crafts history 😺
Thank you just getting into witchcraft , thanks 😊
I ordered One of your recommendations
The crooked path .can't wait to start reading it.
Great video. I enjoy how you detail what the point of these books are. Thanks :)
Lastly, do you take notes on books in your book of shadows? If so, how in depth do you go?
Incidentally, the Mystic Dylan books are available on Kindle Unlimited! I'm curious, do you take notes as you read, or anything like that? (For yourself, not for review videos!) And do you review any books on Goodreads?
I know you don't like giving negative reviews on books, but as a beginner witch it would be so nice to have a "I didn't like this because... " Kind of take.
I've been absolutely devouring literature on witchcraft, and sometimes I find things that are questionable and I don't know where to turn for verification - so knowing a book is misguided or inaccurate would be so helpful.
Within this video I did a negative review of Hedge Witchcraft, it may not seem like a negative review because I try to always be rounded in my discussions. If I don’t like a book, others might, so I gave both sides of the coin (why I didn’t like it and why others might). However there are books that are insensitive on many levels, books that I don’t feel comfortable even giving air time because they are so insensitive I don’t want to give them any advertisement. These are the kinds of books that I mention at the end regarding not being able to find a single redeeming factor because their insensitivity (towards individuals, races, genders, sexualities, etc) is not something I would ever want to promote.
@@HearthWitch Thank you for the reply!
Bits of Books and Beyond? Since you asked for series ideas. Lol Either way, love the channel. Keep it up.
If i can remember correctly, Pagan Portal authors need to remain under a certain word count.
I like to think of them as a sort of literary version of tiktok since you aren’t able to share all necessary information under such a restriction and it becomes necessary to look elsewhere if you want to learn more in depth into the introduced topic.
They’re good as a very brief introduction if you want to figure out what to look into further but never as a solitary source.
Well, now.
Hearth's Channel has grown!
I love Reading and I'm Great at it...
One question: If I follow a "Custom" path which revolves entirely around the use of Hatred.... Well - I don't find anyone else with a path similar to mine - so that means I'm the Creator of the Hatred's Path?
I generally use the benefits of it - crazy as it sounds... But Wouldn't recommed unless you want to go into goth with an intensity never seen before.
(Not a Joke, Please.)
Just some advice I'm asking... Because if there is no one else doing this at all, Well then I am alone in this, too...
I still think you look like Katie Mcgrath as Morgana in BBC,s Merlin.
Love your videos. 😊
( follow several witchcraft channels and they all do book reviews and all use similar titles. Great work Hearth.
I wish you were like my sister or bestie or roommate 😕 i have no friends as a sober person of 2+yrs (just got my med card) & i DEFINITELY don't have any witchy ppl who can guide me on my journey. All my crystals & my tarot cards are from etsy. I desperately need a witchy mentor!! Thanks for these videos 🥺💕
I just ordered the Pagan Portal books (10 of them ) because I mentioned they were small, makes for a good quick reference or introduction for me on different topics . So thank you so much
I need to learn how to do makeup like you and what cosmetics you use. I cannot for the life of me find contour in that color, nor can I find any lipstick that's not some shade of red or pink, with the exception of blue and black lipstick colors.
If it helps try - use greys and taupes for contour. I once saw a makeup artist explain that for skin tonnes that are really fair, greys and taupes are perfect. And these shades can easily be found in eyeshadows. Hope that helps 🙂.
hey Hearth, i hope you are doing well. i think the tittle for this video could be like BookVlogreviews/BookVlogthoughts. ALso I like these kind of videos. it's very interesting to hear your thoughts on those books. cant wait to see more books that you will/have read in the future.
apreciate all your work hearth thanks
Love you, love all the work you put in for all of us. My two cents: you should call these videos "My Read On Books." Peace, ⛥.
My practice is centered around the Dark Moon and I want to learn more about baneful magic (I was one of those who was told over and over how horrible, dangerous, etc. baneful magic is when I started out). So I snapped up a copy of "Of Blood and Bones" and plowed through it fairly quickly. I was really hoping to find Baba Yaga included, but the fact that She isn't doesn't surprise me all that much. I didn't agree at all with the triple Goddess analogy in reference to The Morrigan. Overall, I gave it 4 stars and look forward to reading it again now that I have had time away from it.
I really enjoy these types of videos. I’ve read Gemma Gary’s Cornish Witchcraft and really enjoyed it. I have the Witches Cottage too but haven’t read it but when I bought it I didn’t have a feeling it was more about the exhibit and not actual practice stuff.. so glad to know I was right but eventually I will read it.. but it’s at the bottom of my list. Definitely added some books to my list at tree r watching, thank you! Any chance you know of any good books about Scottish Traditional Witchcraft?
Question: what do you do with witchcraft books you are not super into? For example, I picked up a bunch a books, some of which are good but don’t quite fit my practice. (Example: crooked path). Do you keep these types of books in case they will someday fit into your practice? I have been doing that but I have so much clutter I am thinking of getting rid of them. I am scared that I will someday want them back.
Blessed be, Lady Hearth. I wish to ask if you have any recommendations for the more adept magicks. I'm currently studying a tome of elemental energy manifestation. Kind of stuck at the moment on the more powerful healings of Air spells. I welcome any advice, High Priestess. Love, light and Merry meet, Your Grace.
Being a Historian at heart ,I would buy the Historical Witchcraft books,but put them into a historical section after reading them
How about Hearth's talk on books ?
Could you please do a video on what a spell is l thank it would be a good video for beginners and I would like to here your prospective
Thank you 🙏
For Sharing
Blessed Be
There’s an author who I think has good books for beginners his name is Scott Cunningham. He has a few books on Wicca and herbs. If you are new to the craft he’s definitely worth checking out.
Yes a new video and on books this is amazing ❤️❤️❤️
Books- blessings or banishings- segment name idea
Hey please give me some adivce im just starting witchcraft and I do not know what i should work on 1st.I have done alot of research i know how to make sigils and herb uses But im having issues with what to start with like witches bottle, spells or rituals? so can you just give me some advice? thanks in advance
hii, could you do a video on writing petitions/how to??
Loved this video!!
I like book reviews very much! I read the candle magic book from Mystic Dylan this past month and I liked it, it will be very useful for me. I have been watching book reviews about witchcraft recently and I want to buy so many books that I have to calm down myself all the time to not buy them all at once 🤣 Could you or someone recommend good book about paganism/neopaganism?
What are the books that you did not like so I can avoid them? Thanks!
what does flying and flying ointment mean
How do you feel about the name "books of the craft"?
Id love to know your thoughts on the book "Buckland's Complete Book of Witchcraft" by Raymond Buckland
By the way, Lady Hearth, if it's not too forward, I'd just like to say that I think you're extremely lovely no matter what color you are. Such beauty fits you, worthy of the goddess that you are. Athena herself pales in comparison, Your Grace. 🌹😍🌹
blood and bones is one of the finest books i have read.
I'm really interested to learn more about crows,can anyone suggest any books to read Many thanks.xx
For me, it was simply a joke, but as with many things is beginning to have body and shape. My narrow mind of preconceived ideas is like opening a window on a spring day.
Idea name: A Witch's Shelf
I love these. Thank you :)
Anyone have any recommendations on good books of Deities? There are so many out there, and I rather purchase a actually useful one.
Yay more book recommendations!
Tell us the scathing reviews in Patreon oh my gosh I would love to hear them 🤣🤣🤣
I know not all the books you read are Wiccan-based but The Wiccan Read could maybe a title for this series
I have a list with your books recommendations i already bought many of them. I am a very slow reader.
Thank you for book review
Pagan Portal books are (generally) very simplistic. Useful for neo-Wiccans and new-Agers who are under 15 years of age
I would call these episodes "Written Expertise Digested"
1:11 is so relatable if your neurodivgent.
Hearth book club
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Hearths book corner
Book review name suggestions: Hi all, I thought that it might be usefull to Hearth to collate all our suggestions for the name of this type of video together... if you read this comment and have a suggestion.. comment away!
My thought was "book wyrm".... what about you?
I mean I would use the blood and bone book 📖 for making all humanity obey me and clean, care, plant the earth but ill use other books two 😅😅😅
Next time you run into a book you hate just say 'no comment' and talk about the next one 😅
I’d rather hear why she doesn’t like it. It might still appeal to me.
I love these, just caught your more recent one. For a hashtag... "Bookmarking"..? Like the idea of a bookmark as a place or thing you're coming back to (for reviews and not necessarily finished). Also, the idea of marking down notes and takeaways in a book, as some might do, hehe. These vids are so inspiring and reassuring (I rarely 'finish' a book, but doesn't mean I don't absorb value or content) ⸂⸂⸜(രᴗര๑)⸝⸃⸃ Thx, xo
Traditional witchcraft a Cornish book of ways ❤❤❤🫶😊Loving it, Psychic Witch Loving it, crooked path, yes 😅😊Loving it. 🫶🫶🫶😊😊😊