Any Wiccans on this forum still?

[Ashoka]

I've been exploring Wicca, and I'd love to meet some like minded people. What brought you to your path? How do you practice?

 

[The Hammer]

I've been exploring Wicca, and I'd love to meet some like minded people. What brought you to your path? How do you practice?

Not a lot of Wiccans here, but Wicca was my first introduction into Paganism. Feel free to ask me some questions and I'll try to answer, or at least point you to an author.

 

[Sgt. Pepper]

I've been exploring Wicca, too. I don't know much about it yet, but I am learning. I would appreciate any advice.

 

[The Hammer]

I've been exploring Wicca, too. I don't know much about it yet, but I am learning. I would appreciate any advice.

Raymond Buckland's "Complete Book of Witchcraft"

And/or

"Wicca: A Guide for Solitary Practitioners" by Scott Cunningham

These will probably be a couple good resources. They are rather broad, giving a wide overview, as opposed to one particular branch of Wicca.

 

[Sgt. Pepper]

Raymond Buckland's "Complete Book of Witchcraft"

And/or

"Wicca: A Guide for Solitary Practitioners" by Scott Cunningham

These will probably be a couple good resources. They are rather broad, giving a wide overview, as opposed to one particular branch of Wicca.

Thank you for the suggestions. I appreciate it.

 

[The Hammer]

Thank you for the suggestions. I appreciate it.

Not a problem! I had the first one. I might still have it, I'm not sure though. Most of my library is packed in boxes atm.

 

[Ashoka]

I have Scott Cunningham's book. I really like him, though I don't agree with everything he says (but I doubt any Wiccan agrees with someone 100%). The other one I have seen; my pagan friends call it Uncle Bucky's Big Blue Book. He founded Seax Wicca, which is Norse Paganism mixed with Wicca I believe.

 

[The Hammer]

He founded Seax Wicca, which is Norse Paganism mixed with Wicca I believe

Really? I might have to pick that book up again if I don't have it. And look up some of his other works.

 

[Hildeburh]

Try this list and I think the first step may be to understand the difference between Traditional Wicca, which is a coven based initiatory cult, and wicca as publicized in the popular press which is more accurately religious witchcraft.

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