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Wicca, often referred to as “The Craft,” is a modern Pagan religion that has captured the imagination of many seeking a spiritual path connected to nature and personal empowerment. But what exactly is Wicca? 

Origins and Roots:

Unlike ancient Pagan traditions with deep historical roots, Wicca emerged in the 20th century. Gerald Gardner, a British civil servant, is credited with its public introduction in the 1950s, drawing inspiration from folklore, anthropology, and older Pagan concepts. While its recent origin story sparks debate, Wicca has blossomed into a vibrant and diverse spiritual path.

Core Beliefs:

Wicca is characterised by a few key tenets:

• Nature Reverence: The natural world holds central importance, seen as interconnected and infused with divinity. Many Wiccans follow a duotheistic path, venerating a Goddess and a God representing balance between feminine and masculine energies.
• Personal Responsibility: Wiccans emphasize individual accountability and living in harmony with nature and others. The Wiccan Rede, a guiding principle, states: “An ye harm none, do what ye will.”
• Magic and Ritual: Ritual plays a significant role in Wiccan practice, often observed by covens (small groups) or solitary practitioners. These rituals connect with nature’s cycles, mark life passages, and celebrate deities. Magic, understood as harnessing energy for positive purposes, aligns with the principles of harm none and responsibility.