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u/eleraama · 2 pointsr/neopagan

The best information comes from personal experience. That said, there is significantly more useful information in printed books than on the internet: Try books by Marian Green, Ronald Hutton, and others (disregard pretty much anything published by Llewellyn unless it was written by Scott Cunningham [who despite "fluffy bunny" leanings knows his stuff, herbally] or another author you know to trust).

You might also want to hang around the magical blogosphere at places like Runesoup, Confessions of a Pagan Soccer Mom, Witch of Forest Grove, etc. The Lucky Mojo Curio Co. site is tacky as all hell (deliberately so) but an incredible resource, just bear in mind that Cat Yronwode (though very well-informed) is not the end-all be-all to conjure.

[Edited for Lucky Mojo typo and to add links]

u/jovive · 5 pointsr/neopagan

Also, since you'll encounter a lot of people claiming a lot of things I recommend:

Drawing Down the Moon by Margot Adler
and
Triumph of the Moon

These two are more "impartial" treatments of the various groups within paganism. They provide a nice perspective on the faith path.

u/Jerrdon · 7 pointsr/neopagan

Paganism: An Introduction to Earth-centered Religions is the best basic and yet thorough introduction I have found yet. Highly recommended, for I have not found a book that explains this clearly before or since.

u/Th4t9uy · 1 pointr/neopagan

They look like some decent recommendations, especially the second one. Would you recommend The Pagan Book of Days as well? It caught me eye