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Buckland's Book of Spirit Communications

4 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Llewellyn Publications, 2004

Praise for Buckland!
This book, really introduces you to mediumship quite well. Delivered in such a way, that goes through the history of Mediumship (and related phenomena), and exercises for developing your own Medium skills. Each chapter is delivered as a "Lesson", complete with questions at the end of each lesson to reinforce what you've learnt. Now I myself, am a occultist, and am well accustomed to high magick, ...

Netherlands - Culture Smart!: a quick guide to customs and etiquette (Culture Smart!)

2 reviews
Sheryl Buckland

Kuperard, 2006

Amazing little book.
This is an amazing little book; wish I had purchased it earlier. It is factual, interesting, and a quick read. It is especially helpful for those who are going to travel in the Netherlands, but also a good book for those who want to know more about where they may have already traveled. Great little reference.

Programming Game AI by Example

29 reviews
Mat Buckland

Wordware Publishing, Inc., 2004

Excellent starter/primer to the AI world
This book never claims to be a definitive guide to AI, but it does promise to give you the techniques used in game AI today. It delivers on its promise with the best bottom-up approach to learning I have not seen in a long time. If you are new to game AI, as I was, you need to get this book, and his other game AI installment, "AI Techniques for Game Programming." They are completely ...

They Made America: From the Steam Engine to the Search Engine: Two Centuries of Innovators

19 reviews
Harold Evans, Gail Buckland, ...

Back Bay Books, 2006

Must Read for any Business Person
This book is a number of short stories about successful business people, everyone from Robert Fulton (Steamboat Services), Isaac Singer (sewing machines), Charles Goodyear (rubber), Levi Strauss through to modern day people like Ted Turner, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Pierre Omidyar (eBay). The book is perfect for my personality type - it is a number of short stories so it didn't take long to ...

Wicca Handbook

53 reviews
Eileen Holland

Weiser Books, 2008

A welcome, easy-to-use contribution to metaphysical studies shelves
The Wicca Handbook is more than a guide for Wiccans; anyone curious about about benevolent, eclectic witchcraft is sure to enjoy this handbook to essential tools for casting spells for health, fertility, love, and more. Chapters inform the reader about the process of becoming a witch, the craft of casting spells, the significance or natural correspondence of things ranging from colors, metals, ...

Advanced Candle Magick: More Spells and Rituals for Every Purpose (Llewellyn's Practical Magick Series)

16 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Llewellyn Publications, 2002

He really means it- Advanced!!!
I love this book. I bought the two- his first candle ritual book and tried the spells with success ofcoarse. This book is advaced and offers more rituals like contacting the deceased of a loved one. Im right now gathering the required elements to contact my grandma and confers with her. Anyone who cares wish me luck and blessings.- Anthony G. Oh and buy this book!

Practical Candleburning Rituals: Spells and Rituals for Every Purpose (Llewellyn's Practical Magick Series)

41 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Llewellyn Publications, 2002

truely practical
this book is great it doesn't spend alot of time on the ethics and history of magick but gets right into some very usable spells, and gives both a Christian and Pagan variation on each so everyone can use it.

Signs, Symbols & Omens: An Illustrated Guide to Magical & Spiritual Symbolism

9 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Llewellyn Publications, 2003

covers a lot of cultures
This is an excellent introduction to ancient symbols from across many cultures: egyptian, aborigine, buddhist, celtic, greek, native American, chinese, roman, etc. I emphasize that this is an introduction to these since you could find whole books on the symbolism of each ofthese cultures. The section on celtic ones for example is only 5 pages long and rather skimpy as are the others but at ...

The White House in Miniature: Based on the White House Replica by John, Jan, and the Zweifel Family

2 reviews
Gail Buckland

W. W. Norton & Company, 1994

WONDERFUL!
If you ever wanted to see the Presidents bedroom or the First Lady's dressing room....get this book - a truly WONDERFUL treat!

Buckland's Complete Book of Witchcraft (Llewellyn's Practical Magick)

311 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Llewellyn Publications, 2002

Gotta tell ya..Best!!
This book is one of , if not , the best beginner's book I have ever gotten for my library. It not only gives you Witchcraft knowledge , it gives herbology and much more. Please add this to your personal collection , as you will never regret it!!!

The Witch Book

26 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Visible Ink Press, 2001

A Great Novelty
As the book states, it is an encyclopedia and you wont find any "how-to" information here, so if that is the type of book you're looking for this isn't the one for you. I consider this a novelty item to own and it has a lot of information about witches and paganism gathered from all over the world. It's also an interesting read, containing every piece of information that even "advanced" pagans ...

The Spirit Book: The Encyclopedia of Clairvoyance, Channeling, and Spirit Communication

4 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Visible Ink Press, 2005

Concise and Relevant Information
Raymond Buckland has done it once again this wonderful encyclopedia. The information is clear and concise and organized in a way that it is quite simple to locate any specific topic you may be delving into. I would not consider this a book to sit down and read from cover to cover, it is as stated, an encyclopedia and therefore is better used as an encylopedia. Not to mention the fact that as ...

Scottish Witchcraft & Magick: The Craft of the Picts

1 review
Raymond Buckland

Llewellyn Publications, 2005

Well Done!
As a daughter of a MacLeod I was thrilled to find this book. I have searched for a book such as this. This is well written,detailed and not bogged down with so much technical background information one looses interest after the frist chapter. Many books on Magick are geared for the novice and it is refreshing to find that this book addresses the practioner. I have learned a great deal about the ...

Secrets of Gypsy Love Magick (Llewellyn's New Age Series)

7 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Llewellyn Publications, 2002

* * * * * Five Stars * * * * *
This book I have to say is one of the greatest books on love magick, Its very comprehensive and and the Practices in there are very effective, I surely will be keeping this book all my life and passing it down to my next generation and im only 20 Male, yes I bet your surprised but almost anyone can find the meaning of life in this book, thats love, Im surprised at how effective the practices ...

Buckland's Book of Saxon Witchcraft

5 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Weiser Books, 2005

An Excellent Introduction To Seax-Wica !!!
Buckland's Book of Saxon Witchcraft is a reprint of the 1974 book, "The Tree: The Complete Book of Saxon Witchcraft", also by Raymond Buckland. Saxon Witchcraft, commonly called Seax-Wica was developed by Raymond Buckland in the early 1970's and given to the public with the publication of "The Tree" in 1974. Mr. Buckland certainly deserves full credit for developing this tradition of Saxon ...

Teach Yourself Film Studies (Teach Yourself)

1 review
Warren Buckland

McGraw-Hill, 2008

"one is lost in admiration of the author's skill..."
"Most beginners' guides of this sort fail miserably to fulfil (sic) their brief, being written by uncompromising ideologues who refuse to concede anything to the needs of the general reader. Buckland's pocket-sized volume represents a breakthrough: it's genuinely pitched at novices and succeeds in maintaining a perfect balance between clarity and intellectual complexity. One is lost in ...

Wicca For One: The Path Of Solitary Witchcraft

16 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Citadel, 2004

Wonderful
I have about 60 wicca books but this by far is the best. Easy to understand. Easy to follow. if you are a solitary wicca practitioner...i highly recommend this book. it's very fairly priced too!

AI Techniques for Game Programming (The Premier Press Game Development Series)

19 reviews
Mat Buckland

Course Technology PTR, 2002

Perfect book for the AI newbie, don't miss it!
This book is a little jewel hidden in the usually trashy prima press game development series.. it gives a great, clear, non-formal introduction to genetic algorithms and neural networks in the context of game programming.. and gives you example code in good C++ (brainy aliens storming towards you, a genetic algorithm controlled lunar lander.. tanks that move around avoiding obstacles....) that ...

Curious Men (Collins Library)
Frank Buckland

McSweeney's, 2008

Gypsy Witchcraft and Magic

9 reviews
Raymond Buckland

Llewellyn Publications, 1998

gypsy witchcraft and magic
an excellent and fascinating book from raymond buckland, couldn't put it down until i had read it cover to cover! a very good foundation book to start off with, for anybody with an interest in romany or wiccan or just sheer curiosity in romany folklore, excellent references to refer back to and an insight in to britains romany populus and transitions through the years.

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