#dianicwicca

[taintedcraft-ltd]

Gerald Garnder the father of Wicca on this day took his trip to the Summerland. In honour of his work and those who came before and after him and in honour of those who practice Wicca, I’ve created this post to teach you about the Origins of Wicca. —————————————— Wicca is vast subject, and I implore you to carry out you’re own research and studies to consider what Wicca is to you. —————————————— Information used and cited here is from Britannica, History Channel and Wikipedia which can be found here: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Wicca https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wicca https://www.history.com/.amp/topics/religion/wicca —————————————- #wicca #wiccan #wiccans #wiccawitch #wiccanwitch #wiccanwitches #wiccacommunity #wiccansofinstagram #wiccabrasil #wiccaespaña #wiccalife #wiccawoman #wiccaitalia #wiccafrance #wiccamexico #wiccamagic #wiccachile #geraldgardner #gardenarianwicca #gardenarian #dianic #dianicwicca #alexandrian #alexandrianwitchcraft #taintedcraft #onthisday #onthisdayinhistory # https://www.instagram.com/p/CokMPPwrBzr/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[spellswiccanstore]

Dianic Wicca History, Rituals, and Beliefs

Dianic Wicca History, Rituals, and Beliefs #wicca #wiccan #witch #witchcraft #dianic #dianicwicca #paganism

A question we’ve been getting frequently from our Wiccan community is about Dianic-Wicca meaning and Dianic tradition. This Wicca religion female-centered movement has been around for 5 decades or so, and it’s been influential to Wiccan tradition as a whole. In this article, we will write about Dianic Wicca, its origins, and beliefs. Feel free to leave your questions or comments in the comments…

[hexenkunsten-blog]

The book is old, tattered, outworn and dirty even, but rereading this after so many years is still a pleasure to me. I used to work and meditate from this book and being a natural visionary and mystic, i found many treasures, but I have moved on to the Quareia studies which has a full and very comprehensive programm to base one's work on. However, as I am birthing my coven, I need to have some simple ritual outlines and thealogy at hand as we focus on the Goddess in this group existing of women who have a thirst for the unknown and the spiritual. May the Goddess bless them or to quote from this book: "The Goddess stands at the heart of life, death and further existence and she will assume the forms which are most appropriate in her dealings with our world. If you are prepared to discover these forms, you will become an instrument of her second coming, a mediator of her compassion both in your time cycle and in the aeons waiting to be born of her womb. #goddess #goddesses #godin #priestess #mystic #magic #magicalwork #spiritualworker #rituals #wisewoman #coven #witches #witchesofinstagram #heksen #witchcraft #hekserij #dianicwicca #wicca #wiccansofinstagram #pagans #empowerment #women #feminism #power #veluwe #nederland #netherlands (bij Ermelo)

[imperator-negasonic-blog]

It's old and a little ruined, but still good 👻🌙 #witch #witchshit #spellbook #Wicca #dianicwicca

[black-diana-blog]

#romancolumns #blackcolumn #blackd #dianicwicca #yerevan #architecture #black

[daisyychains]

Feeling the energy of the lovely #aradia today. #blessedbe #witchesofinstagram #witchcraft #dianicwicca

[hunter-kids-kali-blog]

Dianic Wicca

*The Dianic Craft includes two distinct branches:

*1. One branch, founded in Texas by Morgan McFarland and Mark Roberts, gives primacy to the Goddess in its theology, but honors the Horned God as Her Beloved Consort. Covens are mixed, including both women and men. This branch is sometimes called 'Old Dianic', and there are still covens of this tradition, especially in Texas. Other covens, similar in teleology but not directly descended from the McFarland/Roberts line, are sprinkled around the country.

*2. The other branch, sometimes called Feminist Dianic Witchcraft, focus exclusively on the Goddess and consists of women-only covens and groups. These tend to be loosely structured and non-hierarchical, using consensus- decision- making and simple, creative, experimental ritual. They are politically feminist groups, usually very supportive, personal and emotionally intimate. There is a strong lesbian presence in the movement, though most covens are open to women of all orientations. The major network is Re-Formed Congregation of the Goddess, which publishes "Of a Like Mind" newspaper and sponsors conferences on Dianic Craft. [* Amber K]