Wicca

[Dervill Crow]

Anyone here know anything about gardnerian Wicca? I'm thinking of moving on from crystals and chakras and the new age stuff my "spiritual group" (as I refer to them at work) is interested in.

[Blue-Jay]

1. I believe that I will whistle through this thread.

Humoresque by Dvorak seems fitting.

[Elidor]

4. You're on a roll tonight

I might have to nominate you to be one of the Lounge Gods if you keep this up.

[LeftCoast]

2. Have you checked Witchvox?

http://www.witchvox.com/

It's a great resource for all things pagan/wiccan.

Also, are you interested in a particular Gardnerian tradition?

[Dervill Crow]

5. But of course.

Guess I should have asked if anyone had any personal experience with gardnerian Wicca. Just making ill-thought-out conversation as I consider committing to the year and a day studies.

[LeftCoast]

6. It can be difficult to find a coven open to new members

If you are open to other Wiccan traditions besides Gardnerian you might check out NROOGD. I've found them to be the most open, best organized group of Wiccans I've ever seen. They very well may have a coven up in Portland.

[joefree1]

3. Haven't heard of that one yet.

Me, I'm sticking to tree hugging/worshipping and the occasional druid circle.



on edit: second the suggestion on Witchvox. Great web site.

[Der Blaue Engel]

7. Have you checked in the Ancient Wisdom & Pagan Spirituality Group?

Someone in there will probably be able to answer your question.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topics&forum=262

:hi:

[Dookus]

8. here's a pretty humorous website

written by a Wiccan

www.whywiccanssuck.com

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

9. Wow, I'm surprised at the obvious sarcastic responses you've gotten.

Oh wait, no... no, I'm actually not.

Respecting others for their beliefs would be far too civilized. :eyes: