Category Archives: Basics

These posts explore some fundamental Wiccan topics, from how to become a Wiccan to analysing the Wiccan Rede. Some of these make for quite lengthy reading, but they should give you a good grounding in modern Wiccan beliefs. I have included a few articles which give my personal beliefs and interpretations, and you are welcome to use these as a stepping stone towards making your own decisions. I don’t have all the answers; I don’t even have all the questions, and any affirmative statements I make – “the sky is blue” – can be interpreted as no more than a statement of belief – “I, personally, believe the sky is blue”.

Traditions & Faiths

Posted on September 18, 2011 by Pixi

This page gives you a quick look at some of the better known Wiccan traditions, and other Pagan paths. Wicca is a very open religion, with a focus on finding what works best for the individual, and there are almost … Continue reading →

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What Is Wicca?

Posted on September 18, 2011 by Pixi

Wicca is a positive, polytheistic, nature religion. Wicca is positive; it is a religion that has nothing to do with evil, hell or the devil. Wiccans do not worship Satan. Wiccans do not sacrifice goats, children, or anything else you … Continue reading →

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Whatever Works

Posted on September 18, 2011 by Pixi

“Whatever works” does not equate to “anything goes“. Wicca is not a tightly structured religion, and a lot of the time you are advised to use ‘whatever works for you’, or ‘whatever feels right to you’. This is not license … Continue reading →

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Words & Phrases

Posted on September 18, 2011 by Pixi

This page can be used like a simple Wiccan or Pagan dictionary, listing many of the terms commonly used. I’ve tried to provide a quick definition for each word or phrase, as well as links to more information when possible. … Continue reading →

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