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Gardner’s Book of Shadows

Written by Erin on 14 November, 2009 - 3:12 PM — Leave a Comment
Erin

(Note from Daven:  This is a copy of Gerald Gardner’s Book of shadows.  The public section at any rate.  I think this Aidan Kelly is responsible for transcribing it, and that is good.  But I doubt that everything is in here.  Perhaps some Gardnerinian would like to come forward and verify that this is the BOS for Gardnerism?  Will, perhaps not.  At any rate, enjoy this.)

The Public Contents of the Book of Shadows

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