Black Voodoo Magic

In order to feed ourselves we must kill some form of life in order to absorb its nutrients. It is sometimes important that minor injury take place so as to prevent an eventual calamity. Surgery and self-defense are good examples here.

For this reason we may accept a less expansive meaning for the word harm. It need only include the cause of unnecessary pain and suffering. To interpret this further and define what is necessary would be to DISempower our fellow Wiccan, forming a doctrine that

It is what motivates our bodies and what makes our magick work. It is not supernatural, but very much a part of the natural world. To begin to work with the energies of nature around you will bring you closer to the earth and the divine, as well as yourself. To begin, gat

Gardner was an initiate of a Witchcraft group in Great Britain, and a lot of the first writings of Wicca came from the knowledge of that group, as well as incorporating practices by other groups, like the Golden Dawn. Gardner and his friends took these materials and crafted the path we call Wicca today.

For more information on the earliest days of Wicca, I suggest reading Witchcraft Today by Gerald Gardner, Witchc

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