1. Pretend teenage religion; Sold to the masses as a remedy for teen angst.
2. Most effective way to "come out of the closet" without actually doing so.
2. Most effective way to "come out of the closet" without actually doing so.
1. Use candle magic wicca to date the captain of the football team, no matter your gender.
2. "There's a lot of candles and fairy doors in your room... Oh my god: you're Wiccan, aren't you?"
2. "There's a lot of candles and fairy doors in your room... Oh my god: you're Wiccan, aren't you?"
by LORD HELL FEAR BLOOD March 17, 2003
Guy - "Omg I must buy a book of shadows and a pointy hat."
Me - "Why?"
Guy - "Because I am wiccan and I will curse j00!!1"
Me - "K"
Me - "Why?"
Guy - "Because I am wiccan and I will curse j00!!1"
Me - "K"
by mb_ October 03, 2005
Wicca a relgion created No Earlier than the 1930's by a man named Gerald Gardner. It doesn't focus on magic it has nothing to do with magic. The Salem Witch Trials were about burning Witches at the stake not about burning Wiccans as they didn't exist back then. While it is a pagan religion (IE not a Christian one) it's hardly ancient and one of the youngest created religions to date. Wiccans are not, I repeat NOT witches.
Fluffbunny,The "Wiccan" wannabes who are delighted to be persecuted www.whywiccanssuck.com Real Wiccan A dedicated seeker who actually knows something about Gardner's original Wicca, including its dark side. These are the anti-fluffbunnies -- in behavior, speech, and practice. www.whywiccanssuck.com
by R. Reiven August 15, 2006
A peaceful Earth-based religion where its followers are often persecuted by brainwashed Judeo-Christian religions. Wicca is an ancient religion that came back up when the British Witchcraft laws were repealed. This was around the 1900s-1920s. Dr. Gerald Gardner was the first person courageous enough to publish some books about the Old Religion.
Wiccans believe in a God and a Goddess. Some bad stereotypes are "Naked Ladies dancing around a fire and worshipping Satan," or "A made-up religion that's based around Dungeons and Dragons and J.R.R. Tolkien's books." These people are all uneducated about Wicca and refuse to say anything nice about a relgion that's not theirs.
Wicca, commonly called Witchcraft, supports magic(k), but not all Wiccans believe in magic.
Wiccans believe in a God and a Goddess. Some bad stereotypes are "Naked Ladies dancing around a fire and worshipping Satan," or "A made-up religion that's based around Dungeons and Dragons and J.R.R. Tolkien's books." These people are all uneducated about Wicca and refuse to say anything nice about a relgion that's not theirs.
Wicca, commonly called Witchcraft, supports magic(k), but not all Wiccans believe in magic.
"Wicca is a religion that worships the Devil."
- Fundamentalist (uneducated) Christian
"Wicca is an Earth-based religion that promoted positivity and peace."
- Educated Correctly Person
- Fundamentalist (uneducated) Christian
"Wicca is an Earth-based religion that promoted positivity and peace."
- Educated Correctly Person
by Brandon B. June 03, 2005
A religeon based on the worship of a Goddess and a God. Though Wiccans claim their religeon is thousands of years old, it was in fact invented in the late 1940s or early 1950s by Mr. Gerald Gardner, though admittedly he did incorporate numerous elements from diverse ancient beliefs.
A fact hotly denied by Wiccans is the fact that Wicca seems to have originally been intended as a European branch of Thelema, the religeon of Aleister Crowley. Indeed, Gardner's original works include large chunks cribbed from Crowley, but these were later removed in order to distance the Craft from the Antichrist.
A fact hotly denied by Wiccans is the fact that Wicca seems to have originally been intended as a European branch of Thelema, the religeon of Aleister Crowley. Indeed, Gardner's original works include large chunks cribbed from Crowley, but these were later removed in order to distance the Craft from the Antichrist.
by Darth Ridley May 12, 2005
by kid kaboom May 12, 2005
A branch of Paganism which focuses SOLELY on good. NOT devil-worshipping. Wiccans believe in the five elements-Earth, Air, Water, Fire, and Spirit. A traditional circle is of five, although four can be a circle as well, as Spirit may represent itself. Wiccans would NEVER use the craft irresponsibly. As well as that, they don't use these "hexes" or "love spells" or whatever one may think. They do use candles, but it's to represent the elements, NOT for spells. During the Sabbats, different-coloured candles and different-scented incenses are used to represent the holiday. The aforementioned Sabbats are the holidays which represent the cycle of life-the birth and death of the Mother and Sun God. The true practitioners of Wicca do NOT dress purely in black. It doesn't matter how you dress. And anyone who "casts" these love spells and hexes and so forth isn't actually Wiccan. They're posers! They see something that people don't approve of and latch onto it, rebelling or something. These are NOT real Wiccans. Many say that Wicca was not invented until the nineteen-fifties. However, Wiccan references have been made as far back as the eighteen hundreds. Gerard Gardner did indeed research the religion, and maybe he filled in the blanks and strung them together. He is the most renowned Wiccan expert, certainly. So really, think before you speak-just because you don't know something doesn't mean it's bad! And Wicca is definitely a major example of this case
From the Wiccan Rede: "An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will"
Uneducated Fool: "Ew, look at that Wicca chick, she's gonna cast a spell on me. What a freak!" Think before you speak.
Uneducated Fool: "Ew, look at that Wicca chick, she's gonna cast a spell on me. What a freak!" Think before you speak.
by RhymesWithMorgan May 19, 2010