Wicca
Important resources
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Celtic Connection at http://www.wicca.com is a very large website featuring Neopagan
information, books, and other supplies.
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Enchanted Mists Shoppe provides "enchanted wares for enlightened souls." See: http://www.sacredmists.com
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Ladyhawk's Treasures offers Wiccan supplies, pagan jewelry, Wiccan jewelry, occult and witchcraft supplies, Goddess jewelry, gothic jewelry, Celtic jewelry, as well as "ritual supplies, herbs, candles, essential oils, divination tools, books, greeting cards, Witch wear, pagan, gothic and Celtic clothing lines, etc. See: http://www.ladyhawkstreasures.com/
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Meta Pot supplies Wiccan jewelry, Celtic Jewelry, chalices, other Wiccan and Pagan products. See: http://www.http://metapot.com/
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The Wiccan Way describes themselves as "an online shop for the serious practitioner." They supply athames, wands, pendulums, necklaces, blacelets, blank Book of Shadows, candles, incense, etc. -- over 1,500 different products. See: http://www.wiccanway.com/
Social programs:
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The Wiccan Interfaith Council International (WICI) is a
non-profit religious, educational, and charitable organization in Texas.
See: http://wiccaninterfaithcouncil.org/
They operate:
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Persephone's Hands free instructional support to incarcerated Wiccan men and
women in the U.S., and helps them obtain their First Amendmen rights to worship.
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DEPI, the Distance Education Program for Inmates, a free educational program of 14 core topics.
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"Project We Care" collects donations of books, altar
supplies, and divinatory items and sends them to Wiccan, Pagan and
Heathen inmates.
Help for persons engaged in pastoral work - prisons, universities, hospitals, military. etc.:
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Pagan Pastoral Outreach operates programs and/or has extensive information available about
Pagan prison programs, Pagan hospital chaplaincy, Pagan death and dying
options, Pagans in the Military, Pagan chaplaincy in universities, pastoral
training programs, Pagan ethics, multifaith issues, religious rights and
their group's administration. Although a Canadian group, their information
has world-wide applicability. See:
http://www.ppo-canada.ca/
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North Carolina Department of Correction has a "Religious
Practices Reference Manual" online which includes a section on Wicca.
See: http://www.doc.state.nc.us/
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The U.S. Army has a Chaplains' manual with a
section on Wicca.
It is titled: "Religious Requirements and Practices of Certain Selected Groups: A Handbook for Chaplains," Office of the Chief of Chaplains, United States Army, 2001-OCT.
Amazon.com mentions that:
"A specific purpose of the handbook was also to limit the amount of information provided on each group. Thus, while the information is accurate (in most instances approved by authorities from the individual groups themselves), it is by no means comprehensive. The material presented in the handbook was derived through an extensive research effort.
However, a reviewer cautions:
"The contents of this book were published in 1978, then copyrighted and reprinted by University Press of the Pacific in 2001, without update. In at least the case of Wicca, the material is badly out of date and incomplete.
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The Ontario Multifaith Council on Spiritual and Religious Care publishes the "Multifaith Information Manual, 5th edition" in both English and French. It contains information on the Baha'i faith, Buddism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, Native Spirituality, Sikhism, Unitarianism, Wicca, and Zoroastrianism. See: http://www.omc.ca/
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Correction Services Canada once produced a Chaplaincy Manual on Religious and Spiritual Accommodation. It no longer appears to be available. We have written to Correction Services to determine if a replacement document is available.
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Information and social action:
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Cornell University has a "Witchcraft Collection" with over
3,000 titles documenting the history of the Inquisition and the persecution
of witches. "It documents the earliest and the latest manifestations of the
belief in witchcraft as well as its geographical boundaries, and elaborates
this history with works on canon law, the Inquisition, torture, demonology,
trial testimony, and narratives. Most importantly, the collection focuses on
witchcraft not as folklore or anthropology, but as theology and as religious
heresy." See:
http://historical.library.cornell.edu/
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Everything Under the Moon is a broad-ranging, personal Wiccan site
by Heather. She has a FAQ section on her home page that covers a wide range of
questions that she receives. She offers free spells on a wide variety of
topics. Well worth visiting. See:
http://www.everythingunderthemoon.net/
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Pagan News is an amazing resource, with services ranging from a
craft name generator, today's tarot card, daily horoscope, a daily deity, etc.
See: http://pagannews.com/
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WiccanWeb.ca is a Canadian website, but should be of interest to
Neopagans in other countries as well. It is "...a
place for learning, support, friendship, networking, and more." Their
website features a "...Reference Section, Forums, Wiki Database,
Downloads, Q & A, Book Reviews, Web Links, Calendar of Pagan Events &
Gatherings, The Pagan Directory (Canadian groups, events, & metaphysical
stores), and much more." See:
http://wp.wiccanweb.ca/
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Witches' Voice has an enormous amount of information: links to
Neopagan websites, lists of pagans and covens by location; teen pagans, etc.
See: http://www.witchvox.com/
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Y Tylwyth Teg - Welsh Tradition
in America has prepared an impressive "Law
enforcement guide: Witchcraft, Wicca and other Earth Religions"
at: http://www.tylwythteg.com/lawguide1.html
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Wiccan religious rights groups:
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Larry Cornett has posted a combined directory of public earth religion
rights contacts, sorted by State and Zip Code at: http://www.erlan.org/
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Legal problems:
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Larry Cornett has also posted an extensive list of "Topic-specific links for
help and guidance concerning religious discrimination and associated legal
problems," at:http://www.erlan.org/
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 Dana D Eilers has authord a book titled "Pagans and the Law." Amazon.com's book description is:
"Dana D. Eilers now brings her legal education and experience to the Pagan community with this new book. A 1981 cum laude graduate of New England School of Law with a history of private civil practice for 17 years in the states of Missouri and Illinois, Dana has written an informative and educational resource to help Pagans understand the law and how it works. This book touches upon constitutional law, employment discrimination, family law, land use, landlord/tenant issues, and other areas of the law that are of interest to Pagans. It helps you understand your rights as a Pagan. It also provides an overview of the American court system and how it works, with some hints on finding and working with attorneys. Additionally, Dana presents a historical perspective on religion and government so that the modern Pagan can truly appreciate the unique moment in history in which we live."
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Music:
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Parnassus is a Wiccan vocal group from Vancouver, British Columbia. They released their first CD in 2004: "First
Degree." See: http://www.thewicca.ca/
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Welsh Witchcraft:
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 Y Dynion Mwyn is a
massive website devoted to Welsh Witchcraft. It has about 2,000
pages grouped into 32 main areas. #9 is of particular interest to many
Neo-pagan groups. It describes how to obtain non-profit status in the
U.S.
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