study wicca

i want to know as much about wicca as i can

.....I’ve been looking in to this for awhile… and I want to like, actively pursue it, not just use little voodoo superstitions like my momma…

I love to study theology and would love to learn more regarding this religion.

I’ve really learned alot about the religion. I’ve started meditating everyday, to center to energy and attempt to control my emotions, I recognized and did a small prayer for Imbolc, and am still reading books.

I feel myself drawn to herbology, potions, and celtic magick. My bloodline, from my father’s side, comes from Wales. I’ve had ancestors who practiced The Craft on both sides of my family. In Venezuela it’s not so controversial even though it’s a Catholic country. I even have an aunt who studied it in her teenage years. Though I’m not sure if she still does.

I think I will mark this off as done, even though I realize that there is so much more to learn. I’m going to continue learning as much as I can, and try to commit myself to it. I’m young, I know, but in times like these we all need to have faith in something.

Hand write the major portions of my Book of Shadows.

i want to study wicca, i have been for some time now, but would like to get to know it better.

I’m not as busy as I was three weeks ago, lol. So I went and bought this book by Migene Gonzalez-Wippler. It’s called Book Of Shadows. It doesn’t seem so bad, and pretty truthful. I know a couple wiccans online who don’t think highly of it, but to me it just seems to skim through the basics. And delve quickly into the concept. I’m reading about the wiccan sabbaths at the moment. It’s pulling me in and I’m getting hooked on the beliefs wiccans follow. Very intruiging. :]

to tick this of as “done” cos I didn’t give all my energy to search information of this. But I think I am done now. Even there are so many things that I feel close in Wicca, I think it isn’t the right one for me cos there is things that I don’t feel like doing.

But however this wasn’t pointless. I keep creating my own believes and respecting nature and other living beings. There is a bit Wiccan in me, but not enought to call myself Wiccan.

and basically doing some research, figuring out if this could be for me. It’s really intriguing, from all the books I’ve ordered and read. But I’m not 100% convinced that it’s for me, although it’s a close call. I’ve got alot going on right now, and it’s kind of hard for me to get any books on Wicca around here. The library sucks and I have to order anything I want from the local bookshop, which takes FOREVER to get here. Plus the woman really glares you down for ordering a combination of gay and wiccan books, haha. So, I’ll continue reading and learning more, but not going to fully commit myself for now.

Why is it that when spring comes, it brings with it some of the greatest changes…

For example, instead of being bound by my dead end job doing something that I really resented, I am not home… taking care of my step-daughter, writing and being creative and getting ready for a big move to a brand new city. I’m looking forward to being a military wife in the middle of an installation where there are lots of other military spouses and lots of opportunities to change my profession and my goals.

This also means that there is time and a place to go back to my active studies of Wicca, Kemeticism and being a spiritual being.

Oh, I never really left them out of my life, but it was more of a silent, private aspect, because where I worked was primarily Christian and didn’t have a very good tolerance level for things that were different or that wanted to change.

So… now, I can get back involved. And maybe, if I can get some type of credentials, I might help other Wiccans at the installation get some sabbats together. Now, that would be a wonderful goal.

Blessings to one and all,

Shadowchilde