Exposing the evils of Wicca Witchcraft!, page 13

reply to post by boymonkey74

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Google the Wiccan Reed, read it and then consider if you think you can live in such a way. As this is not a religion, but more a way of life which requires some discipline. If you decide you wish to follow the Path, then I will give you further information.
I am not judging you, I am trying to make sure this is your True Path.

Namasté

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by boymonkey74

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None of which came from Jesus

Correct. It came from his dad, who obviously you don't hold the same respect for.A la carte christianity, lmao, religious pic 'n' mix. You can't just pull God's gherkins out of your Jesusburger like that.It comes with the gherkins.

Originally posted by blah yada

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by boymonkey74

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None of which came from Jesus

Correct. It came from his dad, who obviously you don't hold the same respect for.A la carte christianity, lmao, religious pic 'n' mix. You can't just pull God's gherkins out of your Jesusburger like that.It comes with the gherkins.

LOL

And again i disagree... because im not Christian...

Truth came through him...

Jesusburger is good eatin

Originally posted by KhaliWitch
reply to post by boymonkey74

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Google the Wiccan Reed, read it and then consider if you think you can live in such a way. As this is not a religion, but more a way of life which requires some discipline. If you decide you wish to follow the Path, then I will give you further information.
I am not judging you, I am trying to make sure this is your True Path.

Namasté

Thanks I have just read it and it sounds like this is what I have been searching for but one question about this passage
Light of eye and soft of touch, speak you little, listen much.
Honor the Old Ones in deed and name,
let love and light be our guides again.
Who are the old ones?

Originally posted by boymonkey74

Originally posted by KhaliWitch
reply to post by boymonkey74

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Google the Wiccan Reed, read it and then consider if you think you can live in such a way. As this is not a religion, but more a way of life which requires some discipline. If you decide you wish to follow the Path, then I will give you further information.
I am not judging you, I am trying to make sure this is your True Path.

Namasté

Thanks I have just read it and it sounds like this is what I have been searching for but one question about this passage
Light of eye and soft of touch, speak you little, listen much.
Honor the Old Ones in deed and name,
let love and light be our guides again.
Who are the old ones?

The Old Ones are our ancestors. They are to be honored for what they have done and how they lived.
Hence Old Hallowed Eve or Sanheim( Halloween ).

Namasté

reply to post by KhaliWitch

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Does Wicca place any emphasis on Ewe trees? I was just wondering, as in Britain and Ireland all churches have Ewe trees,often predating the existence of the churches, which were usually built over ancient pagan sites. I'm told that ancient Celts had a special regard for the Ewe. Thanks in advance.

Also in addition to Samhain, is Bealtaine a Wiccan thing too?

reply to post by KhaliWitch

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I have had a look online and it seems that there are alot of BS sites to do with wicca's so if you post a few good ones so I can start reading more into it I would be grateful

reply to post by boymonkey74

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Pretty much any site on Wicca or Paganism are going to have their issues. Blogs are your best bet, such as The Wild Hunt. Witchvox is okay if you can figure out how to work it. My Tumblr, in my signature, is my Pagan blog, which posts images and I do a daily news post. But it's really hard to find Pagan sites, and Wiccan sites especially, that aren't totally off the mark or at least kind of crazy sounding. And that's really sad, because not all Wiccans are like that!

Your best bet for learning is to find people to chat with.

Originally posted by blah yada
reply to post by KhaliWitch

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Does Wicca place any emphasis on Ewe trees? I was just wondering, as in Britain and Ireland all churches have Ewe trees,often predating the existence of the churches, which were usually built over ancient pagan sites. I'm told that ancient Celts had a special regard for the Ewe. Thanks in advance.

Also in addition to Samhain, is Bealtaine a Wiccan thing too?

edit on 29-10-2011 by blah yada because: (no reason given)

I believe IMHO that the Ewe tree is from the Druid religion.
Beltane ( Clear Fire ) is also a festival: It is celebrated with the first mayblossom or the first full moon afterwards. It is a spring festival that celebrates the world starting to turn green after the winter and the cycle of birth started and is associated with The Green Man ( The Father of the Forest ). I hope I have helped you with this information.

Namasté

reply to post by blah yada

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Yes, Beltane is a Pagan holiday. There's also Yule, Imbolc, Ostara, Litha, Lughnasadh, and Mabon. You can click here for more info if you'd like.

Originally posted by boymonkey74
reply to post by KhaliWitch

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I have had a look online and it seems that there are alot of BS sites to do with wicca's so if you post a few good ones so I can start reading more into it I would be grateful

As Ceta ( sorry for the abbreviation, but I am bad with Names ) stated in her post it is really hard to find a good Wiccan site, but I will have a hunt and PM you the results, okay?

Namasté

reply to post by KhaliWitch

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Thanks wicca dude's or dudette's
May the monkey only giggle as you pass (and not throw poo)

reply to post by boymonkey74

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dudette in my case and like the greeting!

Namasté

reply to post by RevelationGeneration

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You know the bible says alot of things right.
Just because the bible says something doesn't mean it's true or that you should follow what it says verbatim.

Originally posted by grey580
reply to post by RevelationGeneration

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You know the bible says alot of things right.
Just because the bible says something doesn't mean it's true or that you should follow what it says verbatim.

Alot of things indeed. The Holy Bible is essentially our guidebook to life, ether we choose to live by God's standard or we choose our own path which eventually leads to death, deception, and torment.

I absolutely believe 100% that the bible is the inspired word of God, I believe the old testament and the new testament as being true, what reason have i not to? The evidence for Christianity is simply overwhelming.

I don't want to be a "fake Christian" or "lukewarm", I want to follow the word exactly as Jesus taught it, if that mean's I'm labelled a "religious nut" "fundamentalist" for doing that in modern society or one of the other many derogatory labels then so be it. Just because the bible is thousands of years old doesn't make it any less relevant today... In fact we probably need the gospel now more than ever before.

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