This is a beginners guide to Wicca and witchcraft to help those who wish to practice the craft

A book of tips for the witch's. *under major editing*

Before we begin, I want to let you know that this is a book of spells, collected from other sources. I don't pertain to any religion, but I am a witch. I am also a beginner witch, and I hope to learn along side other witches. Please refrain from commenting negatively about my views on religion, you don't have to read this if you're against this. Thanks for reading.

this is a book for any Beginner witches.

Welcome Beginner Witches ✨ This book is all about starting off with witchcraft. It's a guide designed to help you on your path. If your starting to get interested in witchcraft, this is the place to start. Note: You don't need to read this book if you have no idea about witchcraft. You can start here if you want but you don't have to. I have other witchcraft stories on here so you can check them out too if you want. All pictures/videos I got online.

I have made a guide for beginner Witches as I have realised that majority of these books on here for beginner Witches are spell books and not anything to do with where to start or some tips on different things. I hope you appreciate my work and feel free to leave any queries or suggestions in the comments below or dm me! -Amaris

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