Welcome to Something Wicca This Way Comes. I started this group with the hopes that we could have a place to come and talk about our craft. A place to come and laugh, talk, discuss constructivly. A place that makes you feel comfortable to share whatever is on your mind..
This group is very very new and I am adding things all the time, and I would love for you to add things as well, wether it be a new book, a poem, a story, anology, spell, or just a HELLO!. Anything at all will make this little group of ours feel like home.
I know I don't have to say it, but sometimes everyone needs to be reminded once in awhile 'An Harm Ye None, Do What Ye Will' For anyone just starting out in this craft of ours, this means treat others as you want to be treated, be nice, help out, don't critize in a harsh way, constructive critizm is always welcome, flat out meaness is NOT. Lets be warm and open to everyone..
Hey Everyone, Don't be afraid to say hello!, we want to greet you and welcome you to our group!
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Recipe: Litha Celebration Recipies
by Martha Inglis
(0 comments | 0 discussions) — Litha Celebration RecipesTraditional Pagan foods associated with The Litha Sabbat are fresh vegetables of all kinds and fresh fruits of yellow, orange, and red. Fresh fruit juice mixed with 7-Up compliments any meal. Since Litha is a time for the youn... more »
Blog: June (summer Solstice)
by Martha Inglis
(0 comments | 0 discussions) — JuneAh, the season of summer is upon us. The garden is in full swing now, so why not take advantage of the flowers and plants that are available to us and work a little magic with the spirits of nature and the tides of the moon as we celebrate this lu... more »
Jun 3
Blog: WHAT WICCA/WITCHCRAFT IS
by Martha Inglis
(0 comments | 0 discussions) — Basic Philosophy Wicca, or Witchcraft, is an earth religion -- a re-linking (re-ligio) with the life-force of nature, both on this planet and in the stars and space beyond. In city apartments, in suburban backyards, in country glades, groups of women ... more »
Blog: Wicca 101: The History and Meaning of the Pentagram
by Martha Inglis
(3 comments | 0 discussions) — The word pentagram comes from the Greek word pentagrammos, which roughly translates to "five-lines". This age-old symbol, also known as the pentacle, is highly regarded by modern Pagans and is (unfortunately) often feared by others.&nb... more »