5 Alternatives To Wearing A Pentacle Necklace If You Don’t Wanna Cause A Stir Due To Your Beliefs

This blogpost was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here: 5 Alternatives To Wearing A Pentacle Necklace Many Wiccans choose not to wear a pentacle necklace since they feel uneasy about publicly displaying their beliefs. There are also individuals who simply cannot wear a pentacle necklace due to family or social pressures. Numerous Wiccans still find…

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The Handfasting Ceremony

This article was originally published by The Moonlight Shop here: The Handfasting Ceremony A handfasting is a time-honored Pagan tradition that traces its origins back to ancient Celtic times. It serves as a Celtic marriage ritual wherein two individuals commit to a binding union for exactly a year and a day. This practice is akin…

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Wiccan Jewelry: Featuring Gemstone Bracelets

This article was originally posted by the Moonlight Shop here: Wiccan Jewelry: Featuring Gemstone Bracelets Gemstone bracelets are a stunning enhancement to your Wiccan jewelry selection. Their styles can range from straightforward to more elaborate. However, the simpler ones still offer essential functionality; their designs can serve a purpose in your rituals, magick, and spellcasting. The…

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Wiccan Necklace Guide For New Beginnings

This article was originally posted here by The Moonlight Shop: Wiccan Necklace Guide For New Beginnings When you find the strength to start anew, it often calls for an amulet or meaningful pendant to signify a closure in your life and reinforce your commitment. A Wiccan necklace serves this purpose well. Indeed, Wiccans and Pagans commemorate…

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Wiccan Jewelry Feature: Wiccan Earrings

This article was originally posted by the Moonlight Shop here: Wiccan Jewelry Feature: Wiccan Earrings Earrings rank among the most sought-after types of Wiccan Jewelry, alongside rings and necklaces. Wiccan earrings adorned with potent symbols such as the pentacle, the Tree of Life, and the triquetra can enhance your existence on physical, mental, emotional, and…

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Wiccan Supplies: Magickal Inks

This article was originally published by the Moonlight Shop here: Wiccan Supplies: Magickal Inks Magickal inks have been utilized by many Wiccans (from those well-versed in the craft to those just beginning) for writing, sealing, inscribing talismans, or bestowing their magickal tools with energy for ages! Among the various Wiccan supplies available, magickal inks stand out…

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The Pendulum

Pendulums rank among the oldest forms of dowsing, a practice that involves using an object to sense the presence of water, minerals, or other unseen things. In Modern Wicca, pendulums are frequently employed to connect with the Divine. They serve as effective instruments for self-discovery, energy detection, and divination. Historical Applications of Pendulums Historically, the…

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The Tree Of Life

If you reflect on it, trees have consistently held their position in the folklore and mythology of each culture. The symbolism of the Tree of Life is appreciated across all religions, even if each interprets the meaning of the Tree of Life in slightly different ways. Celts Consider the Celts, for instance. They thought that…

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Ostara

Ostara is the celebration observed by Modern Pagans during the Spring Equinox. This equinox marks a period of growth and the planting of seeds! With winter fading, all beings (including plants and creatures) can bask in the warm sunshine! During this period, Wiccans don new garments, ignite bonfires (particularly at dawn), conduct rituals for fresh…

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Laurie Cabot – The Official Witch Of Salem

Laurie Cabot stands out as one of the most renowned witches globally. She is an author, artist, and entrepreneur. As the founder of the Witches League for Public Awareness—or WLPA—she aims to clarify various misunderstandings surrounding Witchcraft. Early Life Born on March 6, 1933, in Oklahoma, Laurie became aware of her psychic abilities at the…

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The Dianic Wicca Tradition

  Dianic Wicca emerged from the feminist movement and was established by hereditary witch Zsuzsanna Budapest in 1971 in Venice Beach, California. On the Winter Solstice of that same year, she created the first Dianic coven called the Susan B. Anthony Coven Number One. She served as the High Priestess until 1980, and this coven…

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