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Topic: Wiccan
garfixie84 Joined Fri 09/05/14 Posts: 2	Sun 09/07/14 12:43 PM
Blessed b to all wiccan and pagans , I have recently started my first degree and would like some help and would like to be in a coven, I am verypassionate about my pagan rite and would like to learn about it . If any one is willing to teach would be appricated ,

CelestialIzumi Joined Fri 09/05/14 Posts: 1	Mon 09/15/14 08:39 PM
for one thing, dont worry about covens there are some writings that say its necessary but its actually not I myself am a solitary practitioner I also read some scott cunningham myself which is where I learned that covens arent needed unless you really want it

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Wed 09/17/14 10:36 AM
^^^True.

GypsyPixie Joined Sun 02/22/15 Posts: 1	Sat 02/28/15 10:32 PM
Merry Meet...I am a Proud American WICCAN.. It will be my pleasure to engage in discussion with all of you...I have not read the thread completely, but wanted to introduce myself. I am a Solitary Witch..I respect all paths of faith. I do not recognize or worship a deity known to some as the devil, Satan, Lucifer, etc. I do not eat, dismember, or use the blood of any living thing for spells. I do not cast 'hexes' I do not hate those of different faiths. I say this not to be rude, or obnoxious, just that these are some of the basic questions asked, so I wanted to answer them to 'break the ice' as some would say. Bright Blessings to all

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Wed 05/20/15 07:39 PM
Sorry I missed you. This forum does not see many posts. I am not Wiccan but I am a witch. I've been practicing for about 15 or 16 years now. Welcome to Mingle.

Valeris Joined Wed 01/21/15 Posts: 453	Tue 08/04/15 04:17 PM
I refer to myself -or, rather my spiritual beliefs as "Pagan" -heavily influenced by various Wiccan practices & beliefs. Paganism is composed of many different & multifaceted spiritual beliefs so primarily designated as everything that is not "Christian". The Pagan Practice that is defined as Wiccan holds an incredible, vast, & confusing array of diversity within it's parameters so, for that reason; I always advise people to read, read, & read! Go to different covens & ask if you can sit-in on their rituals & ceremonies. Ask yourself, a lot of questions & try to answer those questions as honestly as you are able. There is a site-"The Witch's Voice" Link: http://www.witchvox.com/ which will help provide you with an overview of the wide variations associated with Paganism. I also recommend a book, "Drawing Down The Moon" by Margot Adler as a sort of user-friendly primer & introduction to Paganism. Blessings & best wishes on your path;}

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Thu 08/20/15 09:16 AM
I refer to myself -or, rather my spiritual beliefs as "Pagan" -heavily influenced by various Wiccan practices & beliefs. Paganism is composed of many different & multifaceted spiritual beliefs so primarily designated as everything that is not "Christian". The Pagan Practice that is defined as Wiccan holds an incredible, vast, & confusing array of diversity within it's parameters so, for that reason; I always advise people to read, read, & read! Go to different covens & ask if you can sit-in on their rituals & ceremonies. Ask yourself, a lot of questions & try to answer those questions as honestly as you are able. There is a site-"The Witch's Voice" Link: http://www.witchvox.com/ which will help provide you with an overview of the wide variations associated with Paganism. I also recommend a book, "Drawing Down The Moon" by Margot Adler as a sort of user-friendly primer & introduction to Paganism. Blessings & best wishes on your path;} Great post.

ghost63 Joined Wed 11/25/15 Posts: 12	Wed 11/25/15 02:46 PM
I would like to meet any Wiccans in north central PA

DarkMorpheus28 Joined Tue 08/21/18 Posts: 2	Tue 08/28/18 04:05 PM
Hey whats up? I've been studying wicca for three years in prison but I've been self teaching myself because of the discrimination in prison. Now im here in a reentry program where I can practice. I just need a Highpriest or Priestess who is willing to come in and guide me. Can anybody help me?

Keith112435 Joined Mon 06/24/19 Posts: 17	Fri 01/31/20 12:51 PM
I need support I am a homeless Wicca who has no altar and I am at a Christian shelter

SpaceCodet Joined Sat 07/27/19 Posts: 632	Sat 02/01/20 12:34 PM
Wicca For The Solitary Practitioner That's the first book you should read. After awhile of doing and being a Wiccan then you'll know if it's the right fit for you. There's only really a few books that are worth having in this subject (which I don't remember off hand) that you should get after if it's something you feel is right for you. After which time (at least a year or so practising) you can find a Coven or create your own. Then see if that works for you. You might find having others enjoyable or just a headache and go back to practising alone again.

Zack Joined Fri 02/08/19 Posts: 8	Sat 03/28/20 10:48 AM
I am a not a Wiccan, but rather a practicing Hermetic mage for more than 15 years now, and I am not only quite happy to see so many excited Pagans here, but also amazed to see so much information being passed around on this post. My younger sister, however, was a practitioner of Wicca, so I am quite familiar with it, and would be happy to answer any questions about either Tradition to the extent of my knowledge.

Kaitlyn Kokoro Joined Sun 10/25/20 Posts: 3	Thu 10/29/20 04:34 AM
I'm an eclectic Wiccan, and I would love to find others in Boston, MA. The Craft of the Wise really has been a life changer for me.