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Mailing list for discussion of history, technique, and interpretations.
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Information on the Coven, their beliefs, contact information and directions.
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Helpful tips and hints from daily living to recipes.
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Three stone spread for future, present, and past.
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Celtic site with links to others.Really deep connection to the Celtic Way. A use source for resources.
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A Reclaiming Tradition Collective, est. 1994. Goddess Art, Magic as Activism, The Wheel of the Dreaming Year and the Glitter Whores.
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Comprehensive site with solid resources on the Goddess and her Sacred Trees. Also upcoming events, retreats, study recommendations, and reading list.
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An article from BBC that discuses the basics of Gardnerianism and allows you to reply with your thoughts.
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Enter and you will find every thing that you need to know about wicca...
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Modern descriptions of the world of the Celtic sea god Manannan Mac Lir, and the associated faerie lineages of gods, mages, bards, artists, and warriors.
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A teen's view of Wicca, the sabbats, and the Wiccan Rede.
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Guidelines for keeping a Book of Shadows. Bath, beauty, and incense recipes.
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Site promoting the understanding of Pagan beliefs. There is a message board for discussions of all paths, online Book of Shadows, an Herbal Grimoire, a Witches Calendar, and other information.
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Courses, books, and articles from this Somerset (UK) Hedgewitch.
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Essay about different kinds of Norse religions. Also more information about the Gods and Goddesses and Norse holidays.
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Information of the futharks, history, and divination techniques.
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Very informative blog that is regularly updated with tips, recipes, and personal musings of a kitchen witch.
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Site has: fairie facts, resources, fairy-related book reviews, quotes, fairyasaura, poems, websites, comics and cartoons; a Fairy Believers Club and reasources for lovers of the fae.
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NorthWind is a group of individuals who call their religious focus Wicca. NorthWind was founded to help provide solid training for people interested in the Wiccan path.
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Annual gathering of humans and fairies to improve relations between the races and assist one other with planetary healing.
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A non-wiccan community site with an active forum for traditional witches.
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Phoenix Publishing provides a variety of books of interest to Gardnerians.
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A light hearted look at Norse mythology. Fully cross-referenced gods, giants, heroes and legends from Scandinavia.
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Offered to women and men at all levels of experience throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe.
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One follower's Stregheria spell and ritual information.
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Art work, encyclopedia and gallery.
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A site about Wicca, the God and Goddess, correspondence, magick, auras, book of shadows, and astral projection.
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A discussion group for all aspects of traditional witchcraft.
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An essay on the differences between traditional Witchcraft and Wicca. By: Robin Artisson.
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Meet other witches from all around the world and receive free Wicca 101 lessons. Open to any person, any age.
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Information on the Sybillyne path, a focused dianic study path open to both women and men and leading to ordination. Emphasis is on equality, ecology and wo/men's mysteries.
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Information on the Blue Lake Doctrine and teachings of the Pale Horse Coven, associated with author David Farren.
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An online coven/community with and accepting members world wide. Site hosts chatrooms, forums, info, and a Book Of Shadows.
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Faerie land in Vermont, USA. Gatherings, aerial photograph, email list, documents regarding decision making.
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Links, reading list, and discussions.
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Comparison of New-Forest descended Wicca (British Traditional Wicca) with forms of witchcraft it has inspired. [PDF]
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Introduction to the pre-Christian religious beliefs of the Scandinavian people.
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History, tradition information, training, ritual calendar, resources and original articles from this coven located in New Zealand.
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Organization established to honor the goddess Frigga.A Frithstead for all Heathen Folk.
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A short but detailed article on Hardner and his life.
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Asatru, Wicca, Druidic Shamanism. Celts, Germans, Norse. Legends, Folklore, Customs, Myths, Traditions, and History.
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An enchanting site for the beginning Wiccan or seeker which includes a description and history of Wicca, festivals, holidays and terms commonly used.
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Manifesting the beliefs and techniques of Traditional Wicca, paganism and the larger Western Magical Tradition; located in Delaware (USA).
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List of books and article published from 1985-1999 on the esoteric uses of runes.
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Text of the Poetic Edda in the Thorpe translation, including the disputed lays of Hrafnagaldr and Solarljodh.
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Many Germanic - Norse mythical gods and legendary figures are depicted in highly life-like sculpture by artist and storyteller George Stuart.
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Online resource for the solitary witch. Includes spells, divination, book reviews and arts and crafts.
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Official online teaching coven for the Zenithian tradition. Site provides information about the tradition as well as a structured learning program delivered in a degree format.
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This is the classic manifesto which starts out "We are a network of faggot farmers, workers, artists, drag queens, political activists, witches, magickians, rural and urban dwellers who see gays and lesbians as a distinct and separate people, with ou
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A description of elemental beings and how they differ from faeries.
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Biography of Violet Mary Firth.
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This Article covers history, beliefs, organizations, standards, holidays and worship.
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Yahoo group.
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A practitioner describes how she has learned about Wicca.
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Poetry, graphics, facts, believe buttons, adoptees as well as things just for fun.
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One Faerie's family, body rituals, sadomasochism, drag, and experiences with HIV.
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Wiccan/Pagan spiritual community in central New Jersey, offering open full moon circles and workshops to all respectful seekers.
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A web-published academic journal concerning all aspects of Germanic mythology and folklore, from ancient to modern.
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Discussion of Pagan beliefs.
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Rune-Study Networking Guild. International network for students of the Runes. Online resources for members.
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Dedicated to the Old Gods; founded in 1990. Based on the ancient ways of Prytani Celtic, Strega, and Faerie Traditions (The Old Religion).
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Notes on the late 1820's history of the old windmill on Arbory Road, which for a while hosted Gerald Gardner's witchcraft museum. Early in 2000 the mill complex was converted into sixteen condominium apartments.
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An eclectic group of Pagans willing to share, learn and grow from one another whether in person or online.
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Reviews the highlights of Gardners life through Overview, Credibility, Enigmas and Questions.
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Tutorials in many areas, including meditation, divination, circle casting, incense making, , candle, stone, herb, and crystal magick .
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This list is a place for men, women, Wiccans, Witches, Druids, Pagans, and people of all faiths to meet and talk about the Old Ways of Paganism, The modern ways of Wicca and the practice of Green Witchcraft.
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Overview of Norse mythology and sections on Loki and the Nornir and Disir.
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A Celtic recreationist tradition with an easy-to-navigate site full of interesting and well-researched information.
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Virtual rituals created and performed by this moderated group.
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Professional readings via email. Includes pricing, samples, and brief history of runes.
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A brief encyclopedia description of the meaning and basis of Gardnerian Wicca.
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Gnostic Christian Witchcraft. Site has information on the tradition, rituals, potions, and magickal correspondances.
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A Welsh faerie tradition coven, located in Cape May, NJ.
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A discussion group established for those of Italian heritage who are interested in exploring Roman or Italian based magic and religion.
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One reference source's entry on Dianic Wicca, its difference from Wicca, its roots and characteristics.
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The following articles and dialogues with nature and divine spirits derive from 23 years of study in the western hermetic tradition of Franz Bardon.
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Information about the Rede, Law, and pentagram.
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Lessons in beginning Wicca, correspondence charts, and spells, rituals, and devotions.
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A center for networking fae all over the world and a place for self discovery.
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Rituals and essays on the practices of paganism from the perspective of a teacher of the craft, and initiate of the feri tradition.
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Offers meditative insights as well as calendar of sabats and explanation of the runes used by faeries. Also some faery graphics and a gallery.
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Web ring for web sites related to kitchen witchery, hedge witchery, or green witchcraft.
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A pre-Roman Euro-Spanish witchcraft from a family tradition bruja. Includes Spanish paganism, ancient Phoenician influences and bruja/witch charms and practices.
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A virtual journey into the world of traditional pre-Gardnerian witchcraft with its practices, teachings, and folklore.
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The official homepages for the faery faith and faery wicca books by Kisma Stepanich, about the Irish faery faith tradition as practiced in America.
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For anyone wanting to learn about the ancient runic alphabet and their divinatory or magic uses. Free course and resources.
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Structure outline and abstract of Rydberg's Edda, of which three versions have been published.
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Biography and links to most of her written work.
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Goddess pictures.
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The purpose of this site is to be a guide for the solitary witch. To provide useful information for those seeking a greater closeness with the Goddess/God.
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