Pecti-Wita

[celticfire]

is there anyone out there? i'm not sure about 'classifying' myself in a particular category...but i'm heavily pecti, with druid mixed in...i like just being me. but since i'm new, i would love to have someone to learn from and to have discussions with in a particular direction (the one i feel pulled towards).

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i guess i should also mention that my intent is not to solicit myself...but i do seek to learn and just hope to learn more about the various callings within and of wicca.

[xblue420x]

I wish I could say you could learn from me, but I was hoping to learn from you =O)
I've always wanted to learn more about pecti wita, but most of the places I find with info on it are very confusing. I'm hitting the study of this religion like a slug:hehehehe: but I'll get there soon.

[NatureWizard]

i know im not going to be a lot of help here but what is pecti, ive never heard of it before.

[Nighthawk]

I know I have a book on WITTA... but the Pecti part.. I would LOVE to hear more....

[Nantonos]

I've always wanted to learn more about pecti wita, but most of the places I find with info on it are very confusing.

There was some discussion on Pecti Witta (and whether Wita is an Irish word) here
http://www.mysticwicks.com/showthread.php?t=50500

[pectimaia]

"A Scottish Solitary tradition passed on by Aidan Breac who, right up to his death in 1989, personally taught students in his home at Castle Carnonacae, in Scotland....
"The tradition is attuned to the solar and lunar changes. There is a balance between the God and the Goddess but the emphasis is on magick rather than worship. Followers of the tradition attune themselves to all aspects of nature: animal, vegetable, and mineral. Meditation and divination play a large part in the tradition as does herbal knowledge. Various forms of solitary magick practice are taught and there is emphasis on the blending of magick into everyday life."

-from (Raymond) Buckland's Complete Book of Witchcraft, p. 313 Appendix A

[Toby Stimpson]

wow, supreme necormancery here :thumbsup: