Wicca

Resources: supplies, links, covens,
newsgroups, magazines, etc.

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Quotation:

• "We are not human beings on a spiritual journey, we are spiritual beings on a human journey." Taken from the Pagan Outlook mission statement.

Additional essay on Wicca:

• The US Army has a book to help military chaplains when they deal with soldiers of non-traditional faiths. It was written by Dr. J. Gordon Melton in 1989-90 and contains an excellent description of Wicca. Dr. Melton is the editor of the impressive three volume set The Encyclopedia of American Religions Triumph Books, New York NY (1991), and subsequent editions.

General information about Wicca:

•  The Witches' Voice web site contains an enormous amount of information: links to Neopagan websites, lists of pagans and covens by location; teen pagans, etc.

• Circle Sanctuary provides networking for Wiccans and other Pagans of many paths and traditions worldwide.  Their site includes the Pledge to Pagan Spirituality; it reflects spiritual values and ethics which are typical of Wicca and contemporary Paganism.  It can be read at: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/
• The Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans (CUUPS) is an Independent Affiliate of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA) -- a very liberal religious group that welcomes believers of all types and traditions. CUUPS is committed to furthering Pagan and Earth-centered thea/ology within the UUA. See: http://www.cuups.org/
• WiccaNet© is a massive Wiccan web site providing extensive information about the faith. See: http://wiccanet.us
• Pagan | Wiccan Paths has numerous Pagan software downloads and other Wiccan and Pagan resources. See: http://paganwiccanpaths.awardspace.com/
• Pagan Outlook "is a place for the seeker to gain enlightenment. Enlightenment comes in many shapes and forms. And with a group as diversified as Pagan Outlook is, the enlightenment is amazing." See: http://www.geocities.com/
• Everything under the Moon features witchcraft and Wiccan spells, love spells, a wide range of Neopagan jewelry, books, a Pagan message board, etc. Not to be missed is the section containing letters from Christians. See: http://www.everythingunderthemoon.net/
• Goddess Moon Circles has information on handfasting/marriage requirements in various states, and MUCH more. See: http://www.goddessmoon.org/
• Pagan Dawning maintains a Top Site list of Pagan web sites.
• Merry Times is a Canadian pagan e-zine. See: http://merrytimes.multiservers.com/
• Ashlynn's Grove has a review of selected Pagan & Occult films at: http://paganism.com/ag/index2.html
• Toby's Wiccan Refuge is a fascinating site which describes the basics of Wiccan beliefs and practices. It contains a list of suggested books. See: http://www.wiccan-refuge.com/
• Dragon Fey maintains a "very basic Book of Shadows" at: http://dragonfeyshadows.homestead.com 
• "Mjolnir's Pagan and Wicca Page" is at http://members.aol.com/
• The Pagan Web is a charming WWW site which describes Wicca and other Neopagan religions. See: http://www.thepaganweb.com/ 
• Norm Vogel has an essay containing facts about Wicca at: http://www.nvogel.com/
• Norm also has a series of audio recordings about Wicca at: http://www.nvogel.com/ These recordings require a RealAudio plug-in which can be downloaded from his site.
• Beaufort House is a "collection of resources for the working Coven Leader" in English traditional Witchcraft at: http://www.gardnerian.com/
• Hemispheres is "a place to explore the road less traveled. Diverse paths have led to this co-operative effort in learning how to live magic(k)ally, spiritually, and in tune with Nature." See: http://www.databar.com/hemispheres
• House Shadow Drake has several hundred pages of material on "such topics as traditional witchcraft, Paganism, Celts, Vikings, herbology and folklore. See: http://fly.to/shadowdrake
• The Inner Sanctum features "Wicca and Witchcraft resources, with Pagan rituals, new age spells, divination and more." See: http://www.witchway.net/
• A Mystickal Grove "...caters to all Wiccans, Pagans, Witches, Shamans, Celts, and all others that find a connection with Nature and / or SpellCasting." See: http://www.amysticalgrove.com/
• Witchcraft Dawning: Spiritual Education and Information brings "...the knowledge of many centuries into light for those who have yet to be exposed to the subjects society deems 'unwholesome'." See: http://www.geocities.com/
• Our Spiritual Quest is a New Zealand web site that specializes in Wicca, but also covers other Neopagan traditions. See: http://groups.msn.com/OurSpiritualQuest
• La Luna Bella (The beautiful Moon) is a large web site maintained by a solitary eclectic Wiccan. She has many essays on deities and rituals. See: http://www.chaosmoon.com/
• Avalonia is an extensive web site from the UK. They feature book reviews, lists of events, a correspondence course, etc. See: http://www.avalonia.co.uk/
• Witchcraft 4U contains dozens of lists of links to Wiccan sites. See: http://www.witchcraft-4u.com/
• The Temple of Starlight is an esoteric school of the Western Mystery Tradition. See: http://www.templeofstarlight.nl/

Individual covens:

• Indiana: The Sanctuary of the Crescent Moon is a Dianic Wiccan Temple and Coven, located in Highland, IN.  They offer open festivals and a comprehensive degree program in Dianic Wicca. See: http://sanctamoon.8m.com/
• Iowa: The Temple of the Flowing Waters is a Wiccan coven in Muscatine, IA. See: http://www.templeflowingwaters.org
• Virginia: The Circle of the Crystal Grove serves the Manassas/Centreville/Nokesville region. It is an eclectic group with ongoing discussion groups and workshops. See: http://www.cotcg.com/

Websites with links to Wiccan sites:

• Enchanted Complex sells a broad range of product from altar clothes to oils. See: http://www.EnchantedComplex.com
• AvatarSearch is a "SearchEngine of the Occult Internet." See:  http://www.avatarsearch.com/
• Wiccanet: Gateway to another world is a multi-function site featuring news, resources and information. Included are hundreds of links to Wiccan web sites, suppliers, webrings See: http://www.wiccanet.com 
• An impressive list of Pagan (including Wiccan) Internet resources can be seen at: http://www.netspace.org/

• A new site, Coven of the Celtic Circle provides links to other Pagan sites. See: http://www.geocities.com/
• Lavenderwaters gives awards to Neopagan web sites which are creative original, elegant and show passion and heart. See a list by year at: http://www.geocities.com/
• Occult 100 maintains a list of Wiccan web sites at: http://www.occult100.com/
• WitchSites.biz is an online directory of all things related to Witchcraft. They hand verify each link. See: http://www.witchsites.biz
• Pagan Jewelry has a list of links to websites selling Wiccan jewelry and other supplies. See: http://www.titaniumjewelryhq.com/

Services, information, community, and supplies:

• Circle Magazine, PO Box 219, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 USA; (608) 924-2216 is a quarterly magazine published by Circle Sanctuary - one of America's oldest Neopagan resource centers. Their Web page is at:  http://www.circlesanctuary.org.  Email is : circle@mhtc.net
• A list of Wiccan and other Neopagan magazines is maintained by the About.com folks at: http://paganwiccan.about.com/

Usenet Newsgroups:

The following Usenet Newsgroups are believed to be currently active:

• alt.divination
• alt.magick
• alt.mythology
• alt.pagan,
• alt.pagan.magick
• alt.tarot
• alt.religion.asatru
• alt.religion.druid
• alt.religion.shamanism
• alt.religion.wicca
• soc.religion.paganism
• soc.religion.shamanism
• talk.religion.misc
• talk.religion.newage

Mailing List:

• The "Wicca/Pagan Reader" mailing list is a moderated discussion of Wicca, Neopaganism and other related topics. Anyone can join by sending an E-mail to LISTS@FN.ORG, placing SUBSCRIBE WICCA or SUBSCRIBE WICCA-DIGEST in the body of the message.

Information about the ' Burning Times:'

• The Witching Hours is a "starting point for historical research into the great witch craze of 1100-1700 AD." See: http://www.bigfoot.com/~ShanMonster/witch/

Wiccan and other Neopagan Events:

• Major Neopagan festivals and gatherings are listed by the Witches Voice at: http://www.witchvox.com/network/events/festivals.html

Teens and students:

• Ariadnespider.com maintains a list of links to Wiccan web sites for and by teens. See: http://www.ariadnespider.com
• Teen Pagan Community is "a place for Pagan teens to gather and chat." See: http://www.mfbb.net/
• The Teen Wiccan Page features essays on Wicca, the Wiccan Rede, etc., along with a glossary of terms, suggestions on helping the environment. See: http://www.geocities.com/
• The PurpleRaven Teen Wiccan Site provides "...information on beginning Wicca, Spells, Meditations and other Astral visitations, Faeries, Deities, Myths, Stories, Poetry from Teens... etc" See: http://arianwitch.tripod.com/ 

Copyright © 1995 to 2008 by Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance
Last updated and reviewed: 2008-NOV-20
Author: Bruce A Robinson

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