Going back to Wicca

Morgaine · **Joined:** Sat Feb 23, 2008 1:00 am **Posts:** 15

nebula wrote:

Woman's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets kind of blew my mind at the time, because I actually read it straight through, cover-to-cover. It kind of cemented in place the changes that Positive Magic had initiated, and it gave me quite a different world view than I'd had before reading it. It helped make so much sense of the world that I live in. I'd never come across a single book that did that before
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Positive Magic and the Walker Encyclopedia are two books I would most recommend to people interested in these sorts of topics.

Wow - cover to cover! That's quite an accomplishment! I've read the whole thing, but in bits and pieces over many years. It's one I go back to over and over. I've been thinking about having it converted to .pdf so it's searchable and I can use it on line. I did that with The First Sex because I'm writing a book about it, and that has been so useful, I wish I could do it with all my books, ha ha! The Women's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secriets is searchable on Google Books, but you still can't cut and paste text. I wish they would change that. I know there are copyright concerns but the information should be usable, I feel.

Morgaine · **Joined:** Sat Feb 23, 2008 1:00 am **Posts:** 15

siriusadult wrote:

I enjoyed your explanation of Wicce/Wicca....what I found for myself, was that along my path of spiritual learning 'opportunities', over the years, I learned I was actually following the intent of Wicca without even knowing it! HA!

You know, that happens a lot - people will think they've invented their own religion and then they encounter Wicce and realize there was a name for what they were thinking all along. I love hearing those stories because it speaks to the pragmatic nature of Wicce - it's mostly common sense, an open mind and a connection to Nature.

Bright blessings~

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