Review–To Walk A Pagan Path

Disclaimer: I received this book free from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I did not receive any form of compensation.

Having been a pagan for a little over 20 years, I am always reaching for the latest books on paganism.  Even if they are beginners guides, I feel that I can always learn something new.  Plus, I am always on the look out for new books to suggest to people interested in the pagan path.

This book was well thought out and well formulated.  One of the things that I found interesting was that it was based off of the author’s Saxon path.  I hadn’t known to much about the Saxon ways.  This helped me to learn a bit more of that tradition.  It is always nice to be able to compare and contrast the various traditions in paganism. 

I personally follow a more celtic path.  However, I do combine rites and rituals from other traditions as well.  I feel that if the rite or ritual calls to my soul, then it was meant for me to follow. 

I highly suggest this book for all those interested in learning about the general ideas of paganism and how to incorporate them into your daily life or even if you are interested in learning more about the Saxon ways of life.

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