Witchcraft : a tradition renewed

This is a deeper and more serious book about witchcraft than most of the books on this subject on sale today. In fact, some readers, accustomed to a less profound view of the Old Religion, may find it disturbing. It is indeed unlike the rather airy-fairy view of 'Wicca' which has become prevalent today, with its merry ring-dances in the nude and its insistence on a bland attitude of universal optimism and love towards alJ . This is the view which was promulgated by Gerald Gardner from the 1950s onwards, and continued by Alex Sanders. There is no doubt that 'Wicca' has brought much enjoyment and enlightenment to many people; but there is an older witchcraft, and it is the latter that this book is about. From those who are disturbed