Description

**”The Craft: Beginner’s Book of Witchcraft”** is a guide to the basics of witchcraft and the practices associated with it, written by **Dorothy Morrison**, a well-known author in the field of Wicca and witchcraft. The book provides an approachable introduction to the subject for newcomers, making it accessible for those interested in learning about witchcraft in a practical and personal way.

Key features of the book typically include:

1. **Basic Principles of Witchcraft**: The book introduces core principles such as the Wiccan Rede (“An it harm none, do what ye will”) and the concept of the Threefold Law (the idea that whatever energy you send out, good or bad, comes back to you threefold).

2. **Tools and Rituals**: The book explains common tools used in witchcraft, such as candles, athames (ritual knives), pentacles, and cauldrons. It also introduces simple rituals and how to perform them, often focusing on the cycle of the moon and the seasons, as well as the Wheel of the Year (the eight sabbats in the Wiccan tradition).

3. **Casting Spells**: The book discusses how to cast spells safely and effectively. It covers topics like intention, visualization, correspondences (the use of specific herbs, colors, crystals, etc.), and how to craft your own spells for various purposes.

4. **Cleansing and Protection**: Practical advice is given on how to protect yourself energetically, how to cleanse tools and spaces, and how to manage negative energy.

5. **Spiritual Growth**: Along with practical applications, the book encourages personal spiritual growth, reflection, and meditation.

This book can serve as a valuable resource for beginners who are curious about witchcraft, helping them navigate the journey of learning and practicing it with respect and understanding.