Other Useful Info

Although I try to cater to everyone, I realize that this site does not have everything. The following sites are ones I have been to, and have found to be both unique and informative. I try to keep these links as up to date as possible, however if you find that a site has moved, or the link no longer works, please don't hesitate to let me know!

• Catala's Wicca Page.
This page offers extensive, accurate knowledge on many different subjects, such as the Deities, Wolves, Faeries, Magickal Names, aswell as practical info. A site worthwhile looking at, not only for its information, but its also a truly beautiful and inspiring site.

• Teen Wiccan Page.
One of the few good sites geared towards teen pagans, also with an excellent essay on 'telling your parents', written by none other than the Silver Ravenwolf!

• Starkindler's Wicca Homepage.
Amoung the many things this page offers:A look at a Traditional Wiccan Path, an in-depth and beautifully poetic page on the Goddess and the God, and a thorough explanation on the history of modern witchcraft. This page is excellent for those interested in formal coven practise, as it explains Initiation and the Degree system. A must for any Witches studies!

• The Witches Voice
This is probably a given on just about any pagan's top ten list. This page has tons of stuff, a links page for teen wiccan sites, info about Pagan festivals, holidays, rituals, a section on Pagan's in the media...just GO SEE IT! =)

• A letter to young Wiccans.
An excellent site offering basic info from someone who's been though it all, and come out on top. Very encouraging when you're feeling lost!

• A Witch's Cauldron.
A very extensive and informative site with information on herb lore, candle magick, plus a lot more! It also has its own message board, the Cabin, a place where you'll feel incredibly welcome!

• Canadian Wiccan&Pagan Sites
A page offering tons of great links to Canadian Pagan pages!

• Christy's Book of Shadows and Laughter
An incredible site by a teen Wiccan. She offers a personal look into her views on Wicca, and her own eclectic Tradition.

• The Witches' Sabbats
THE page on info and lore about each of the Pagan Sabbats. A must see!

• Reyn's Cloud
A wonderfully crafted site by a friend. Reyn offers excellent, accurate information on the basics, aswell as many helpful links. Don't forget to sign his guestbook!

• The Bathroom-Pagan Humour
Proof that pagans are funny too! For a good laugh, go read!

AvatarSearch is a search engine dedicated entirely to the New Age movement. You'll find absolutly everything here, from Wicca to divining to message boards to herbs. Its a must see, and by following the banner, you're helping my site to gain ranking with Avatar CoolSite. Please visit!

• Ontario Consultants for Religious Tolerance
An excellent site not only for information on the Wiccan and Neo-Pagan movement, but also on many other religions! All of the information is non-biased, and its all run by a non-profit organization.

• The Silver Circle
Three U.K teen Wiccans put this site on, and it's a great resource! Tons of articles, info, links...anything you could want you'll find here. Check them out!

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Webrings

These are a few webrings I belong to. These are excellent places to find many, many different sites of similar interests. I hope these are helpful to you, and perhaps inspire you!

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Book Reviews

The following are reviews of books I've read along my path. My goal here was to give you an idea about your options before you spend your money (because for the teen, thats hard to come by!) If you've got a book you've read and would like to see reviewed here, send me a short review, and I'll post it!

• Wicca:A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner. By Scott Cunningham.
An excellent book, one of the first I read. Cunningham gives an extensive over-view of the Goddess and God, Tools, and the use of Dance, Music and Gesture in Ritual, amoung other things. Also includes the Standing Stones Book of Shadows, which has beautiful prayers, chants and invocations. Written so that it is easily understood, and truly a gift from the Gods to all following a Solitary path. I would highly recommend this book to anyone and everyone.

• Wicca:A Further Guide for the Solitary Practitioner, By Scott Cunningham
Another must by Cunningham, this provides info on creating ones own tradition, rituals, BoS, etc. It explores practical subjects such as "Do I practice when I'm sick?" as well as effective prayer and invocation. If you've read his first one, and think you're ready to further you're tradition, than this book is definatly for you.

• Power of the Witch:The Earth, The Moon, and The Magical Path to Enlightenment, By Laurie Cabot w/Tom Cowan.
Laurie Cabot, as you may or may not know, is a very active Salem Witch, responsible for at least some of the acception of this Religion. Her book offers a look at the more scientific aspects of Wicca, which is good for those of us who live by a 'prove it' philosophy. I had a hard time accepting the validity of magic until I read this book, and I then learned that it does infact have scientific roots. She also includes alot of work in the "alpha" state. This book seemed a little Goddess-based to me, and wasn't incredibly balanced between the two deities, but still a good read, though it was a little difficult to follow at times.

• Good Magic, By Marina Medici
Not a book one hears much about, but a very beautiful one all the same. Though this book isn't Wiccan, it does have alot of info on flowers, herbs, and crystals as magickal tools. It also has info on each moon phase, aswell as info on the Elements, different times of the day, and the Winds. Excellent for when you feel you're ready to craft your own rituals and spells.

• The Spiral Dance:A Rebirth of the Ancient Religion of the Great Goddess, By Starhawk
This is a beautifully written, poetic book depicting the Goddess Religion. Obviously the main focus is on the Goddess, and her many facets, and also includes excellent meditations for becoming acquinted with the elements, circle castings, and so much more. A must read for the more advanced practitioner.

• 21st Century Wicca: A Young Witch's Guide to Living the Magical Life, by Jeniffer Hunter
An excellent book for young Wiccans, Ms.Hunter makes you feel like you're sitting next to her on the front porch...written in a direct, honest manner, this book has a bit of everything! (My favourite part? All of the little personal anecdotes from pagans who have been there)

• The Mists of Avalon, by Marion Zimmer Bradley
Although this is a fictional book, it is absolutely amazing, one of my favourites! The book looks at Arthurian legends, but takes the viewpoint of the women involved in the legends. The book is based in Britain, just as Christianity is becoming the predominant religion. It includes many beautiful rituals, and is really a moving book! It can get slow in parts, but its well worth it to endure!!