Aradia Gospel of the Witches — Charles G. Leland (Paperback) - Coming Soon!

Long before it had a name, the old religion had a gospel. First set down in 1899, Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches carries the words given to American folklorist Charles Leland by an Italian strega — a keeper of the old ways, passed hand to hand through generations of hidden practice.

Within its pages: Diana, Queen of the Witches, and her daughter Aradia, sent to earth to teach the oppressed the arts of the old religion — invocations, blessings, and the sacred rites of the moon. This is the text Gerald Gardner turned to when he shaped modern Wicca; the Charge of the Goddess spoken in circles today traces its roots straight back to these pages. To hold this book is to hold a thread reaching back through centuries of witches who kept the old ways alive in secret. 

A rite of passage for anyone walking the path — and a radiant addition to any altar, shelf, or coven library. This edition has been redesigned and restored by our designers here at Fauun.