Blessed Living: The Wiccan Way

I’m planning on creating a “tab” on my page specifically for those embarking on their new spiritual path. What are some things you would hope to see in this section? 

It has been quite some time since I’ve been “active” on this blog! Things have changed so much in my life. To my new followers, welcome! Thanks for following! To my long-time followers, thank you for staying with us! It’s only going to get better! :) 

I’m sure there are many reasons/purposes for them. If I were to own any, I would use them as a cute and efficient way to carry the stones in my pocket/on my person. They are also great for display and make it easy to fit stones on an altar. I would recommend them for travel altars! Some could even turn them into necklaces depending on the size. I’m sure the possibilities are endless! Blessed Be. <3

Excellent! Myrrh Frankincense Incense is a good common one people use too! :)

I would recommend doing a cleansing bath to purify yourself, then a meditation journey to see what comes up in your vision during meditation, ask for guidance prior to your meditation. When I feel like I need to “reconnect,” I will go to my favorite place (the woods/forest)...others may go to the beach, lake, anywhere that they feel the connection with the Divine. I find this, for me, is the best method of reconnecting.

I use spreads based on the question or concern. If it’s a personal quick reading, I usually do the three-card spread (past, present, future). There are so many different spreads! Find what fits your need for the best outcome. :)

Hi there! Thank you for following! It means a lot to me! I think the best advice for anyone beginning is to learn and read! :) There’s so much to the Craft. 16 years later and I’m still learning every day! It’s magickal! I would definitely master the art of meditation and understand ethics (threefold law, general ethics, consequences, and intent) prior to spellwork. Great starter books are “Before You Cast A Spell” by Carl McColman; “Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner” by Scott Cunningham; “Stalking the Wild Pendulum” by Itzhak Bentov. Also if you can commit to an every day exercise, I would follow/read “Wicca: A Year and A Day” by Timothy Roderick. Please don’t hesitate if you have any questions!! :)

Youtube! :)

Yes, I do. I’m in my 16th year as of this year. 

Of course! I try to help whenever!