Wicca Energy

Caledonii Tradition: A Scottish tradition which attempts to preserve the ancient festivals of the Scotland. Also known as the Hecatine Tradition.

Church and School of Wicca: A correspondence school founded by Gavin and Yvonne Frost. They offer mail-correspondence courses, and other services to the community (for a fee).

Dianic Tradition: Active since the 1970s, Goddess oriented, tradition, which shys away from the "God"aspect.

Eclectic Witch: A Witch that blends the ideas of many traditions or sources. Like a Witchs cauldron, ideas are added to seas

Please note that the holidays in question are Wiccan Sabbats. Though they may be celebrated by non-Wiccan Witches and other types of Pagans in whole or in part, that doesnt make them Wiccan. Nor does it make the holidays any LESS Wiccan.

Imbolc is the first Sabbat of the calendar year, though its the second in the Wheel of the Year (the first is Yule). At Yule, we welcomed back the light. At Imbolc, we welcome back life and celebrate the first stirrings of Spring. It is the beginning of the Maidens time of the ye

As with visualization, mental rather than astral projection is most likely.

6) Body of Light -- The old Golden Dawn technique. Imagine a duplicate (mirror image) of yourself in front of you. Then transfer your consciousness and sensation to the duplicate (body of light).

7) Strong willing -- Sort of like creative visualization experienced in the present. That is you express your strong desire to project through your willpower while you visualize yourself doing it.

8) The Monroe

Silly Muggles, Wizardry's For Children
I'd like to thank Laura Mallory for her courageous and self-effacing efforts to protect our children from the dangers of reading books. I mean, from the dangers of reading books like the Harry Potter series. Mallory makes an excellent point, which is that the concept of the supernatural, of forces in this world beyond our full understanding, some o.

How to Include Physically Challenged People in Group Rituals
This article examines an important modern Wiccan/Pagan issue from both angles. Coven and group leaders can learn how to best accomodate members with disabilites, and the differently-abled are given some ideas for how to make their participation in group events easier for everyone..

Akashacon 2006
Although it's just a 105-minute train ride from Grand Central Station, Poughkeepsie looks nothing like New York City. The stony hills and roiling grey skies evoke Vermont or New Hampshire, while the Edwardian storefronts and brick Victorian homes are straight out of mill-town Connecticut. After the skyscrapers and concrete monuments of Manhattan, Pough.