Paganism

[close] Merry Meet! Welcome to Book Witches! We are one of the oldest Witches' reading groups...both online and off since 2013. :) Travel with us on the winding road that weaves in and out of the mundane and magickal. Cleanse your heart and mind of all cares and observe Water; it can teach you to yield as well as flow. Walk upon the soft Earth with others who share a deep love of the natural and "super" natural world. Lift your arms into an amber Sky. Turn your ambitions and passions into fuel for Fire and explore the vast realm of the Spirit and all that is possible through it. Witchcraft is a positive, life uplifting and nature-based religion with roots that stretch deep across ancient times as well as into modern times. We primarily read pagan, magickal, nature and Wiccan/Witchcraft NONFICTION books. We first vote from our Book Cauldron's collection of titles we have gathered. Then, we begin each book on the New Moon (or thereabouts) and host a group chat once per month in addition to other ongoing discussions here. For more details (such as when a book begins, chat times, etc.) please look under our Book Discussions thread. We also now have fun FICTION Book Discussions for members to share about their favorite fictional works that pertain to the Craft, magick and paganism. We will not vote on these or discuss them formally, it will just be for fun. :) Who reads with us? We consider seekers 18+ (and their family members or partners) who are genuinely interested in learning about our beautiful path and who desire friends and mentors in the Craft. Please be sure to add an email address to your Goodreads profile or let us know where you wish to receive group messages and updates. :) Blessings, Rev. Ravyn )O( Creator

[close] A bibliography of books on various topics of witchcraft, magic, the occult, esoterica, and more.

[close] A group for my friends.

[close] A place to discuss all the unique aspects of Deaf culture as highlighted in the thriller Silent Fear (A novel inspired by true crimes) by Lance & James Morcan. This group can also be an intersection of sorts where Deaf and hearing people can engage and learn from each other.