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Because there is no centralised organisation in Wicca, and no single "orthodoxy", the beliefs and practices of Wiccans can vary substantially, both among individuals and among traditions. Typically, the main religious principles, ethics, and ritual structures are shared, since they are key elements of traditional teachings and published works on the subject.
As practised by initiates in the lineage of Gerald Gardner, Wicca is a variety of witchcraft founded on religious and magical concepts. As such it is distinguished not only by its religious beliefs, but by its practise of magic and its ethical philosophy, initiatory system, organisational structure and secrecy.[4] Some of these beliefs and practices have also been adopted by others outside of this lineage, often termed Eclectic Wiccans, who generally discard the institutions of initiation, strict secrecy and organisational heirarchy, and tend to have more widely varying beliefs. Some Eclectic Wiccans neither perform magic nor identify as witches. Wiccans generally will not proselytise, and initiatory groups may even deny membership to some individuals, since an initiate is considered to be a priest or priestess and is expected to develop the skills and responsibility that entails.[4]
Wicca is only one variety of pagan witchcraft, with distinctive ritual forms, seasonal observances and religious, magical and ethical precepts. Other forms of witchcraft exist within many cultures, with widely varying practices. Many Wiccans, though not all, call themselves Pagans, though the umbrella term Paganism encompasses many faiths that have nothing to do with Wicca or witchcraft.
~Wikipedia
As practised by initiates in the lineage of Gerald Gardner, Wicca is a variety of witchcraft founded on religious and magical concepts. As such it is distinguished not only by its religious beliefs, but by its practise of magic and its ethical philosophy, initiatory system, organisational structure and secrecy.[4] Some of these beliefs and practices have also been adopted by others outside of this lineage, often termed Eclectic Wiccans, who generally discard the institutions of initiation, strict secrecy and organisational heirarchy, and tend to have more widely varying beliefs. Some Eclectic Wiccans neither perform magic nor identify as witches. Wiccans generally will not proselytise, and initiatory groups may even deny membership to some individuals, since an initiate is considered to be a priest or priestess and is expected to develop the skills and responsibility that entails.[4]
Wicca is only one variety of pagan witchcraft, with distinctive ritual forms, seasonal observances and religious, magical and ethical precepts. Other forms of witchcraft exist within many cultures, with widely varying practices. Many Wiccans, though not all, call themselves Pagans, though the umbrella term Paganism encompasses many faiths that have nothing to do with Wicca or witchcraft.
~Wikipedia
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is open to it all.That's just my opinion and I'm sticking to it!
So if you want to follow a guy who made up a system of beliefs go for it. Its not an initiation its not writing in your book of shadows calling the corners.
Its about love and trust in nature and what it provides. My Mom has taught and my grandmother as well to brew teas for certain things.
There was a day I had to go be out with friends and she said to me.. You have met your husband. I told her another proposed marriage and she said what did you say I said No that I could not she said see it was the wrong man. I ended up marrying that man and its been 14 years since.
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I think to be taught is great but that does not lessen who I am or my family and BTW... we were never tortured as we were looked at as healers. You should try some of my tea some time.
Rose buds lemon grass lavender and chamomile
Tummy aches and the like often use roots like licorice bark
ginger root boiled with a bit of honey.
BTW My name is that of the tripple goddess Brigid