The Wiccan Rede can be summed up in eight words: “An it Harm None, do as ye will.” It is the central law of the Wiccan religion, which tells us to do what we want as long as it harms nobody. The “none” part means the self, other humans, animals, and plants. Basically all creations…
A handfasting ceremony is what makes an engagement for Pagans and Wiccans. The handfasting goes back to the time of the Celtics when two people declare a binding union to each other for exactly a year and a day. It was considered a trial marriage where two people test out if they can actually…
Racerback tanks make a comeback every Spring and Summer. Contrary to what many think, it is not that hard to wear it or pair it with another type of clothing. The beauty of the racerback tank is that you may wear something under it or over it. It is not restrictive at all; especially the…
Am I really going to get a cat’s eye for this spell? You are not alone is asking that question. At one point, we were the person asking that question. It is very alarming, isn’t it? Especially since we love our cats and there is no better relationship than the relationship that a witch has…
This blogpost was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here: Being With A Non-Wiccan If you’re a Wiccan and you are attracted to someone who has other beliefs like she or he may be a Catholic, a Muslim, or a Protestant, is dating going to work out with that someone? Is it worth it to try…
This blogpost was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here: My Ancestors: Who Are They And Why Should I Connect With Them? Connecting with your ancestors should not be something you do just on Samhain because there is so much to be gained by opening communication lines between you and your ancestors! Knowing how to do…
This blogpost was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here: Your Guide To Celebrating Mabon Mabon is a celebration of the second harvest and the circle of life. This marks the time when harvest is almost over and the fields are almost empty and whatever that was harvested is now stored in preparation for winter or…
This blogpost was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here. If you’ve recently had a period of enlightenment and you developed an interest in Wicca, I am sure you would like to know how you can get started on this spiritual path. No matter how much you want it, it is normal to feel at…
This blogpost was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here: 5 Alternatives To Wearing A Pentacle Necklace There are many Wiccans who do not like to wear a pentacle necklace because they are not comfortable with sharing their beliefs. And there are also those who CANNOT wear a pentacle necklace for family and societal reasons. A…
This article was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here: How Wearing Wiccan Jewelry Can Help You In… Wearing Wiccan Jewelry every day has many positive benefits. If this wasn’t true, then many Wiccans would not be wearing Wiccan jewelry like necklaces, bracelets and rings. It is normal to seek out friends or your parents when…
This article was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here: How To Choose The Perfect Pentacle For You The pentacle is one of the most recognizable and powerful symbols in Wicca. If you don’t already know, the pentacle symbolizes love for nature, the mystical number 5, and as a talisman, it protects you, enhances your abilities…
You should know by now how powerful the Pentacle is as a symbol of protection. In fact, it is the most powerful symbol of protection to Wiccans. You might find yourself wondering, am I using my pentacle the right way? Am I making full use of its protective powers? If not, can I magnify its…
This article was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here: Wiccan Necklace Feature: The Affirmation Necklace What is an affirmation? An affirmation is an act of affirming something to be true. Affirmation is the assertion that something exists and is declared to be true. An affirmation is in the present tense. It can come in the…
Ostara is the festival Modern Pagans celebrate on the Spring Equinox. Spring equinox is a time of fertility and sowing seeds! Winter has gone and everyone (including plants and other animals) can now go out and enjoy the sunshine! At this time, Wiccans dress up in new clothing, light bonfires (especially at dawn), hold new…
February 12, 1964 marks the day of the death of Gerald Gardner, the “father of modern witchcraft.” He passed away while at sea, returning from Lebanon. Gerald Gardner is the founder of modern Wicca. He has contributed so much that anyone, from the beginner to a veteran knows one thing or another about Gerald Gardner…
January 13th marks the day in history when the last of Austrian witchcraft laws were repealed. What went from a minor dismissal of witchcraft or “delusional things” based on the 1532 Carolina code, to having the freedom to practice witchcraft without fear of punishment. Let’s take the time to remember the English Witchcraft Laws. There…
Chances are, your family has no idea what being a Wiccan means and if they do, they think Wicca translates to dark magic. The same goes for your friends. This is a guide on how you can explain to your friends and family that you are a Wiccan, and that you don’t slaughter…
In 2006, if you looked at the wall of brass plaques at the Veterans Memorial Cemetery, you wouldn’t see one for Patrick Stewart, the very first Wiccan killed in combat. You would be greeted by a blank space. This was because the Department of Veterans Affairs did not recognize and allow the pentacle to be…
If you have been toying with the idea of buying a smudging bowl and not quite sure of the type of bowl to buy, this article might just help you make a decision. The most popular herbs used for smudging are white sage, sweet grass, cedar, and lavender. To perform smudging, people generally use a…
To be a solitary practitioner or to join a coven? That is the question every person new to Wicca should answer. When you start out in your solitary journey, you will have to be more of a reader than a doer. Which means, there won’t be much magick or spell casting, but more of schooling…
