GoingTheWiccanWay

Violence burns around me now Wear the blue star on my brow Deflect the anger Banish the hate Protect my spirit Keep me safe Cast out all the intend me harm Warn me away from wrath's charm So that I may walk through the sea Without cursed water touching me.

The path of the Rainbow Witch is a joyous one. It is an eclectic path given a name. The Rainbow Witch is someone with a bright and colorful personality and an undying thirst for knowledge. She (or he) is creative and loves to craft beautiful things -- whether it be jewelry, art, or literature. She has a deep appreciation for color and understands its power and symbolism. She knows that light does not always mean good, just as dark doesn't always mean evil. She is drawn to nature and animals, and revels in being outdoors. She has a kind and gentle heart and feels compassion even for the tiniest sprout. She practices in an entirely positive way

YOU WILL NEED: -small jar with a lid (a 12 oz pickle jar is ideal) -small black candle -matches or lighter Place the jar lid upside-down on your ritual space. Using matches or a lighter, melt a few drops of wax off the bottom of the candle onto the inside of the jar lid. Press the candle firmly into the wax to fasten it to the jar lid. Light the candle and concentrate on its flame, envisioning your anger flowing into it. When you feel comfortable that all your anger has been sent into the flame, hold the mouth of the jar above the candle and say: "Anger begone, I smother thee. Anger begone, you're harmful to me. Anger begone, out of my hear

This entry is about setting up your altar(s). Who/what you want them to be dedicated to, what items you need, and how to bless/consecrate an altar. Altars and shrines are one of the most important things in almost all religions. They are sacred places for worship, and in some cultures, the gods are thought to reside in them. Making your own altar is a big step in crafting your Wiccan tradition. There are many different ways of setting up an altar, and some people even have more than one, like myself.  I have a main sanctuary, as I like to call it, and then a few smaller altars around the house.  The main altar is usually dedicated t

Eclectic simply means you do not follow any one path exclusively, but draw your beliefs from many. It is a common practice among solitary Wiccans, and when enough people of shared eclectic beliefs form a coven and their beliefs are given a name, a new branch of Wicca is born. There is absolutely nothing wrong with remaining solitary, however. It gives you the freedom of adjusting and tweaking your beliefs until they're perfect for you, something that would seldom be possible in a coven. While some may consider it a lonely path, it offers you the flexibility to choose what YOU want to believe. Think of your personal eclectic path as a puzzle w