Books published by Copper Cauldron Publishing

A Modern Parable of the CraftA story as old as stories: Misfortune befalls a community of people and they cast about for someone to blame. Attention focuses on the home and the person of the curious old woman who lives on the outskirts, practicing her strange ways. So an angry mob finds its way to her humble hut, intent on burning out what they see as the source of their problems, but it turns out the witch has other ideas. Christopher Penczak presents a modern parable, a series of teachings about nature, fate, fortune, and divinity, along with love, power, and wisdom. Take up your torch and walk the midnight path to the hut. You might be surprised by what it illuminates.

In this work unearthed from the 1980s, author Lou Percus offers a complete book on "the Old Religion" as a spiritual and magickal path for gay men, written by a gay man. Through the Fires also provides insights into the interactions between Witchcraft, paganism, and sexual identity from the early days of widespread American publishing about Witchcraft. A groundbreaking work for its time, it now offers us a perspective on what might have been, but for the author's passing.In its pages, you will find a complete and unique expression of Witchcraft, drawing upon traditional elements, but in their own particular configuration. From information about a complete pantheon of gods to the witch's tools, spirutality versus religion, myth and ritual cycles, rites of passage, spell-work, and more, all with inclusion of and a specific focus on the needs of gay men.

Count Your BlessingsWitch, healer, and teacher Adam Sartwell guides you on a journey to create and work with your own unique beaded blessing cord, offering insights from the combination of the four elements and the ten spheres of the Qabalah: Work with blessings from the most ephemeral sphere of Kether down to the manifestation of the most grounded in Malkuth. Journey through cycles of ten blessings each from air, fire, water, and earth. Perform your own meditations, followed by personal contemplation, to learn what each blessing holds for you and to attune yourself to it.

The Mighty Dead, the Hidden Company, the Secret Chiefs, the Withdrawn Order, the Inner Plane Adepts, the Masters, the Bodhisattva and the Saints - all names for the enlightened dead who guide the spiritual traditions and evolution of humanity through the mysteries. They are found in traditions across the world, east and west, old and new. They were the guiding force of the occult revival at the turn of the 20th century, and continue to aid us today. Often overlooked in the traditions of the Witch, yet ever present in the form of the Mighty Dead, first written about publicly in the works of Gerald Gardner. These are the elder spirits who gather by the edges of our circle to witness our magick, and if asked, can enter into relationship with us. They are the true teachers of the mysteries, and the true initiators. The Mighty Dead help us regenerate our own lost traditions, awakening our spiritual roots to deeper truths. By forging connections with them, collectively or individually, we too can learn how to evolve and pass through the cycles of reincarnation to become one with these sanctified masters. Hand in hand we shall ecstatically dance together at the eternal Sabbat of the Witch.

Christopher Penczak, author of the award-winning Temple of Witchcraft series and the Three Rays of Witchcraft, takes readers on a journey into the green world of plant spirits. Learn about the alchemical, magickal, and homeopathic uses of plants and experience the transformative power plant spirits have to offer us for health, wisdom, and spiritual growth.