Just learning.

[Velvet_Angel]

Hey,
Been attracted to Wicca and paganism a lot over the last 5 year, but have finallly decided to look more into, I have foudn though reading diffrent sites, Books e.t.c that there are diffrent kinda of pagan paths. Celtic, druid. and so on..
So i was just wodering.. Does anyone know where i can get more information on these? Are people generally a certain one of these or a combination?
And secondly, Do pagans, have anyhting as in costume wise that they are associated with, or Pagans commonly wear?

Thanks
Velvet.

[st0rm]

pentacle or pentagram are associated with pagan and many pagan commonly wear them..

[Raevyn]

Originally posted by Velvet_Angel
[B]Celtic, druid. and so on..

Try the Druids forum here at MW. People can be Wiccan, Shamans, Witches, Druids, Magicians, or any combination thereof really. Check our Books forum for books, and Pagan Geek for links.

Pagans sometimes wear special ritual clothing such as a white robe, and often wear pentacles, triskeles, ankhs, etc. All of that is optional though.

[Velvet_Angel]

Thanks for that :)

[Raevyn]

No problem! You are always more then welcome to ask questions here and I know everyone will try to help to the best of their ability.

[Willow_Raindancer]

Originally posted by Raevyn
Try the Druids forum here at MW. People can be Wiccan, Shamans, Witches, Druids, Magicians, or any combination thereof really. Check our Books forum for books, and Pagan Geek for links.

Pagans sometimes wear special ritual clothing such as a white robe, and often wear pentacles, triskeles, ankhs, etc. All of that is optional though.

Some Pagans go Skyclad during ritual also (without clothing, though usually magikal jewelry is still worn).
I have a big skeeter (mosquito) problem here, so I tend to only go Skyclad indoors. My neighbors can't see me in my back yard so if I want, I can go there. I just have to use calamine lotion afterward;)

Some festivals, like PSG (Pagan Spirit Gathering)
in Ohio, have clothing optional areas:D