Classic Wicca

If you are interested in Wicca as a form of Witchcraft, then this not for you.

Wicca was really founded by Fiona Melchizek. At age three when she was given a blank diary into which she￼ drew pictures of various forms from Celtic knots to Maitreya as a skeleton with long silv hair in a cloak. The Devil mistook the diary for the Bible because it had a Celtic Cross, paying thirty pieces of gold and locking it, never to be opened. When she recounted the tale to Pope Sylvester II, he declared a new religion was born and named it "Wicca," an acronym for "Wisdom Initiates of Celtic Christian Adherents" allowing the Bible to be its scripture and granted it the Triquetra as its symbol. Not only that, but he venerated her as the Guardian Angel, ascended into Heaven at age thirteen. Of course, in the 12th century, the Burning Times occurred when Wiccans were burned to the stake under the charge of Witchcraft. During the Renaissance, Wicca began to grow in size and popularity. In the 17th century, the Pilgrims turned out to be Wiccans and imprisoned until the King of England sent them to the North American Atlantic colonies. The Halloween festival they had was the basis of Thanksgiving.

Gerald Gardner invented his own Wicca referring to it as witchcraft claiming to be a witchcraft initiate among other things regarding the subject.

Real Wiccans do not cast spells nor use invocations, nor do they gather in covens. Wiccans worship in pendragons, or shrines, usually in spacious areas throughout the world per city to avoid being a distraction. Wiccans don't have sex, gamble, or drink alcohol. Lamb is eschewed because of its holyness. Yes, Wiccans do use wine in rituals, but such is not consumed. Today, there are 1.2 billion Wiccans on Earth. It is mistaken as a Neopagan, and that is a sin.

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