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    Module 4: Mysticism and Magic: Practical Applications of Ancient Arts Wicca is a multi-faceted practice that involves many traditions, including ancient traditions of magic, fortune telling, and divination. While many of us come to these arts with a certain amount of skepticism based on television and pop culture depictions, they are rarely as blatant or ‘magical’ as they are made out to be. Many Ancient cultures were in tune with themselves, the world around them, and people around them. The

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    Wicca/Witchcraft      Wicca is an Old English word that means 'The Wise Ones'; or 'Keepers of Knowledge';. Wicca is one of the most ancient followings. Wicca is a Neo-Pagan following with many traditions that date to pre-Christian times. It is based on a deep respect for nature and the knowledge that we should not exploit it for our own gain. Wicca is not recognized as a religion by anyone other than its followers. Wicca is not a cult. Many Wiccans are independent and worship

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    Wicca And Witchcraft

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    Witchcraft is a religion. Wicca is one form of Witchcraft; however, the term Wicca is occasionally applied to Witchcraft in overall. In the United States, most individuals who practice this religion identify themselves as Witches or Wiccans. Wicca is an earth-based religion and in some ways is akin to the Native American spirituality. Wicca, which is sometimes called The Craft, Wicce, or The Old Religion, is centered on an ancient religion of nature and love of life. Most federal and governments

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    Wicca Or The Witchcraft

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    Wicca is a one of the 300 plus religions in the world today . Wiccan is also known as the Witchcraft. Wiccan is a belief that thousands of people practice and this paper is going to explain all of Wicca that you may not know. The ancient Celts did create Wicca and/or crated it then Gerald gardener had brought it back into the world . Wicca is type of Neopaganism. Wiccans do not worship Satan. The do use and preform witchcraft. “This is a widely believed

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    The Wicca Religion

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    For this paper I choose to write about the Wicca religion. I had never really read anything about this religion, until in this class reading about it in the last week or so. I have, however been enticed by black magic, black cats, and a good spell book. Mostly because my favorite holiday is Halloween. So anything to do with a good scare has my attention from the beginning. Whenever most people hear the words “Witchcraft”, “Witch”, or “black Magic” they almost always assume that there is “no good”

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    Wicca Witchcraft

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    Witchcraft has been a controversial belief for many centuries, dating back to the 1400’s. It was a time of many deaths, fear, and paranoia. Today it is a widely known religion known as Wicca, the Craft, or the Craft of the Wise. Wicca is an earth-centered belief, and it has a long history of persecution. Wicca followers are known as Wiccan, Pagan, or they can recognize themselves as witches. Most followers worship in a small group, known as a Coven or they worship alone. This religion is based on

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    Signs In Wicca

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    Astrology Signs In Wicca In Wicca, the zodiac signs are classified according to elements, quality, gender and planetary rulership. They also are associated with different attributes and personalities. Elements The Element Earth The signs that correspond with this element are Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn. The people that fall into this three categories have stubbornness, are practical and stable. They are said to have more concern about the mundane details of the world and what exists for real. They

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    The Wicca Religion

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    Wicca is generally acknowledged to have been founded by Gerald Gardiner. However, Wicca as a religion has its roots in many different things including pagan worship, witchcraft, alchemy, and 19th century mysticism. All of these things came together to make Wicca a 20th century religion that is one of the fastest growing, especially in the Western world. Paganism Pagan worship is the worship of nature. Our ancestors worshipped deities that came to them from their beliefs in the land, the water,

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    Wicca vs. Scientology

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    At first glance, Wicca and Scientology may appear to be completely opposite religions, sharing no common tenets or practices. Contrary to this, both systems of beliefs actually share several distinctive qualities that set them apart from many major religions in the world. First, Wicca, the formal organization of witchcraft, is a mystery religion. Each practitioner is considered a witch, and practitioner of The Craft, which contains several different beliefs concerning theology and divinity depending

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    Wicca Vs Witchcraft

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    Wicca: More Than Witchcraft “Wicca is an eclectic religious belief system centering around gods, goddesses, and nature worship(2).” Like Christianity; there are many different spiritual paths within the Wiccan religion. Unlike Christianity; there is a belief in more than one god. The details of these deities vary among individuals. “This religion is attractive for many people who do not desire or appreciate absolute truths(2).” There is no bible, no head religious leader, and no belief in rewards

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