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jainabee's review against another edition
4.0
I usually steer away from Wicca because it's too formal and dogmatic for my ecclectic and eccentric preferences, but this book is quite accessible and helpful.
hdicicco's review against another edition
5.0
4.5 enthusiastic stars. There’s no doubt that Dr. Crowley is a psychologist! While I liked her examination of Wicca via Carl Jung’s body of work, I did find it a touch too intellectual for me, given how emotional and experiential my Craft practice is. That’s a personal bias kicking in, as objectively it’s a solid way to try and better understand Wicca outside of the experience of the circle. Despite being a guide for folks who may not be familiar with traditional Wicca, I greatly enjoyed reading this book for the first time from the perspective of someone who has progressed through the degrees. The “basics” become new again through the lens of experiences within circle.
janastange's review
4.0
Definitely a book I would recommend to anyone interested in Wicca. I like how it relates Wicca to Jung's psychology and the process of individuation. Different from most other books on Wicca, at least the ones I have read so far.
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