Wicca, a modern pagan witchcraft religion, was established by Gerald Gardner in the mid-20th century. Gardner, an Englishman, claimed to have been initiated into a secret witchcraft tradition known as the New Forest coven in the 1930s. Inspired by this experience, he went on to write several books on witchcraft and became a prominent figure in the British occult community. Gardner's teachings and practices formed the basis of what would later become known as Wicca. He believed in a dualistic view of deity, with a god and goddess representing the divine masculine and feminine energies. Gardnerian Wicca, as it came to be called, emphasized the worship of nature, the celebration of seasonal festivals, and the practice of ceremonial magic.
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Gardnerian Wicca, as it came to be called, emphasized the worship of nature, the celebration of seasonal festivals, and the practice of ceremonial magic. Over time, Gardner's ideas and practices spread beyond England and gained popularity in other parts of the world. Other individuals and groups, known as "witches" or "Wiccans," adopted and adapted Gardner's teachings to suit their own beliefs and needs.
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- Dragon Scales
- Frog Wishes
- Moon Light Liquid
- 3 cards with spell poem, potion recipe,
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This led to the development of various branches and traditions within the broader umbrella of Wicca. While Gardner is widely credited with establishing Wicca as a distinct religious movement, it is important to note that he did not create it out of thin air. He drew inspiration from various sources, including folklore, ceremonial magic, and the writings of earlier occultists. Additionally, it is likely that he incorporated elements from other contemporary pagan movements, such as the Order of the Golden Dawn and Aleister Crowley's Thelema. In conclusion, Gerald Gardner is considered the founder of Wicca, having codified and popularized the beliefs and practices of this modern witchcraft religion. However, it is important to recognize that Wicca is an ever-evolving spiritual path, with practitioners continually adding their own contributions and interpretations to the tradition..
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