The High Queen of Faerie
September 26th, 2004, 07:35 PM
this is directed to all wiccans...
what does wicca mean to you? how is it part of your life?
what does wicca mean to you? how is it part of your life?
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Toby Stimpson
September 27th, 2004, 06:59 PM
Personally...it means nothing to me. It is merely a part of my spiritual journey...one of many containers I use to express my spirit. It itself means nothing...it's affects means everything. As does all other things in my life.
IndigoMoon
September 27th, 2004, 07:10 PM
To me Wicca is just a word that describes the new generation of a religious movement. I refer to my religion as "my craft" because I think that it gives the impression that my religious work is something that I do as well as something that is a part of me. But not what I am as in, I was born this way. Of course, I have no issue with others that do believe they were born witches. I also use the word witch and witchcraft often. I have never really related well to the word wicca.
Mithrea
October 22nd, 2005, 11:28 PM
I would really like to hear what Wicca means to Wiccans :)
Elderbush
October 23rd, 2005, 02:05 PM
I am a Wiccan but I'm not really sure what you are asking. Are you asking how I define Wicca?
It is part my life in that I interact with small group of Wiccans, strive to improve my relationship with my gods and deepen my understanding on a daily basis. Could you elaborate more about your questions and maybe why you are asking?
It is part my life in that I interact with small group of Wiccans, strive to improve my relationship with my gods and deepen my understanding on a daily basis. Could you elaborate more about your questions and maybe why you are asking?
indigo rain
October 23rd, 2005, 04:58 PM
this is directed to all wiccans...
what does wicca mean to you? how is it part of your life?
it means that everything is dual, everything has two sides, all must be balanced, and everything moves in circles. endings are beginnings. everything is a reflection of the divine.
...basically...
how is it a part of my life? i believe those principles and remember them in everyday situations. knowing all people are reflections of divinity, for example, makes it easier to deal with horrible people. then there's the meditation and rituals most wiccans do to help themselves remember these principles and be in tune with them through mythology, symbols, and ritual acts.
what does wicca mean to you? how is it part of your life?
it means that everything is dual, everything has two sides, all must be balanced, and everything moves in circles. endings are beginnings. everything is a reflection of the divine.
...basically...
how is it a part of my life? i believe those principles and remember them in everyday situations. knowing all people are reflections of divinity, for example, makes it easier to deal with horrible people. then there's the meditation and rituals most wiccans do to help themselves remember these principles and be in tune with them through mythology, symbols, and ritual acts.
Kern
October 31st, 2005, 11:37 AM
it means that everything is dual, everything has two sides, all must be balanced, and everything moves in circles. endings are beginnings. everything is a reflection of the divine.
...basically...
how is it a part of my life? i believe those principles and remember them in everyday situations. knowing all people are reflections of divinity, for example, makes it easier to deal with horrible people. then there's the meditation and rituals most wiccans do to help themselves remember these principles and be in tune with them through mythology, symbols, and ritual acts.
Very well said....
...basically...
how is it a part of my life? i believe those principles and remember them in everyday situations. knowing all people are reflections of divinity, for example, makes it easier to deal with horrible people. then there's the meditation and rituals most wiccans do to help themselves remember these principles and be in tune with them through mythology, symbols, and ritual acts.
Very well said....
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