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Continue reading →: Exploring Wiccan Principle #3: Embracing the Depth of Power Within
In the Wiccan tradition, we honor and acknowledge a depth of power far greater than what is apparent to the average person. This third principle of Wicca invites us to recognize the vast potential that exists within each of us and the natural world. The concept of this profound power…
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Continue reading →: Embracing Our Unique Responsibility: Wicca’s Second Principle
In a world where technology advances rapidly, it is easy to lose sight of our intrinsic connection with Nature. However, Wicca’s second principle offers a profound reminder: “We recognize that our intelligence gives us a unique responsibility towards our environment. We seek to live in harmony with Nature, in ecological…
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Continue reading →: Embracing the Natural Rhythms: The First Wiccan Principle
Wicca is rooted deeply in the connection to nature and the natural world. One of its guiding tenets is beautifully encapsulated in the First Wiccan Principle. This principle states: “We practice rites to attune ourselves with the natural rhythm of life forces marked by the phases of the Moon and…
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Continue reading →: The Four Classic Elements: A Guide to a Healthy Lifestyle
[This is a spiritual article and not medical advice.] The four classic elements can serve as a guide to a healthy lifestyle. Practice a little self-care by making sure to incorporate these fundamentals in your daily life. Earth: The Foundation of Nutrition and Security Earth energy is about the nutrients,…
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Continue reading →: Believing in Faeries
Recently, a stranger on social media remarked that I was “pretty smart for a person who believes faeries are real.” I imagine they saw my profile identified me as Wiccan. “The difference between us,” I said “is more about how we define belief, faeries, and reality.” Belief: More than a…
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Continue reading →: Understanding Imbolc
Imbolc, also known as Brigid’s Day, celebrates the return of light and the potential for new growth. The name “Imbolc” is thought to derive from the Old Irish for “in the belly.” This refers to the pregnancy of ewes and the upcoming birth of lambs. It symbolizes the fertility of…
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Continue reading →: Remembering the Holocaust: A Wiccan Perspective
As Wiccans, we hold a deep reverence for the sacredness of all life and the interconnectedness of humanity. Each year, we observe Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27th. We honor the memory of the six million Jews and millions of others who perished in one of history’s darkest chapters. This…
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Continue reading →: Creating and Keeping a Book of Shadows
A Book of Shadows (BoS) is a sacred treasure for many practitioners of Wicca and other pagan paths. This personal grimoire serves as a magical record, spiritual guide, and cherished companion on one’s journey. A BoS can be a profound tool for growth. It helps you to establish a connection…
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Continue reading →: Transform the Suffering
Tomorrow in the United States we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We also swear-in Donald J Trump as president for the second time. His words, often devoid of truth and veracity, have weaponized anger and fear. He’s incited violent crime. And he’s preyed on the hatred…
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Continue reading →: The Green and Gray
In the ever-evolving tapestry of spiritual beliefs, Wicca is deeply rooted in nature and thrives on a profound understanding of life’s complexities. Central to our belief system is the concept of being “green and gray”—a guiding principle that encourages harmony with the earth while embracing the nuances of human experience.…
