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High Priestess: The Life & Times of Patricia Crowtherby Patricia C. Crowther
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Essential reading for all those interested in the history and development of witchcraft and the climate in which the renaissance of witchcraft occurred. As one of the Western world's most famous witches, and one of the leading figures in the modern revival of witchcraft, Patricia Crowther was a close friend and confidante of the late Gerald Gardner who initiated her into the Craft of the Wise. High Priestess is a fascinating account of a witch's life as a High Priestess of the Great Goddess. Becoming the 'witch-daughter' of an old Scottish High Priestess and inheriting her secret tradition, being the target of Black Magic rites performed by Christian priests, locating the grave which contains the ashes of Old Dorothy, and discovering a seventeenth-century witch's Garter Book, are just some of the experiences the author recounts. Synopsis:High Priestess is a fascinating account of a witch's life as a High Priestess of the Great Goddess.Patricia verifies the Craft's system of Degrees by providing proof of their usage in ancient times and gives startling evidence concerning the long-standing enigma of how Alex Sanders obtained the Book of Shadows, which he incorporated into his own brand of witchcraft. One of the most interesting parts of the book is her recollections of her friendships with occultists and witches such as William Gray, R. J. Stewart, Ray Bone, Ruth Wynn-Owen, and, of course, Gerald Gardner. Synopsis:A fascinating account of a witch's life as a High Priestess of the Great Goddess during the British Craft revival of the 1960s and 1970s. A close friend and confidante of the late Gerald Gardner, she also knew the other prominent occultists and witches of the day (William Gray, R. J. Stewart, Ray Bone, Ruth Wynn-Owen). About the AuthorAs one of the Western world's leading figures in the modern revival of witchcraft, Patricia Crowther was a close friend and confidante of the late Gerald Gardner who initiated her into the Craft of the Wise. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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