Wicca Spells

Wicca & Witchcraft Spells

The deepest collection in the house: belief argued over rather than asserted, history retold with its awkward parts left in, and what the tradition says returns after a death.

What Wicca is, and what it asks The beliefs, the Rede, and the arguments about what returns to you.

What Is Wicca? 11 Beliefs and Practices of Wiccans Wicca is often called the Craft.
The Wiccan Rede: Eight Words Beneath the Moon There are words meant to be spoken beneath the sun, where all things are plain and easily named.
Popular Wiccan Rede: Complete Text and Meaning Some teachings are written as laws.
Full Wiccan Rede: Complete 88-Line Text and Meaning The shorter, popular Rede carries its teaching like a charm—brief enough to remember and recite beside the altar.
The Threefold Law: What Returns and What Does Not The wick has gone dark and the smoke is still climbing, thinning as it goes, drifting toward the cold glass of the window.
Karma in Wicca: The Echo of Every Choice Nothing truly vanishes once it has been set in motion.
12 Rules of Witches: Principles for Living the Craft Witchcraft is not kept only in candles, herbs and words spoken beneath the moon.
What Wiccans Don’t Do: 15 Myths, Ethics and Boundaries Sometimes a path is defined as clearly by what it refuses as by what it embraces.
Wicca, Witchcraft and Paganism: What the Words Mean and Which Spells Belong to Each Picture a table at dusk with three books lying open on it, one bound in green cloth, one in black, one in leather gone the colour of old bone.
Reincarnation in Wicca: The Soul Beyond the Veil Death is not always imagined as a door that closes.
Wiccan Creation Myth: The Dance of the Goddess and God Before the first star learned to burn, the world slept in the arms of black chaos.
Wicca Magic: The Hidden Current of the Craft There is a moment in every spell when the room seems to change.

Gods, myth and symbol Who is addressed, and the images they are addressed through.

Divination and reading the signs Cards, runes, pendulum, water and dreams — and how to ask well.

Tools, the altar and the Book The objects a practice collects, and what each is for.

The circle, the elements and the moon The frame a working is set inside, and the timing it is set against.

Training the mind and the voice Attention, breath, grounding, and saying the words aloud.

Coming to the Craft First year, initiation, coven or alone, and the names people take.

Folklore, history and the long memory What was believed, what was done about it, and what survived.

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