No, you didn't. That's nice. Thank you.

But Alex Sanders is still a Charles Manson clone. :p

so than five a, what's your opinion on wiccans?

The same opinion I have of NSync, S-Club 7, et al. But that's not the point of the thread: We're leading this DarkWind fellow through the quasi-occult world at lightning speed, in order to convert him/her/it to Thelema, Discordianism, or Setianism early!

can't he just be a magickal earth lover like me?but you are right about the commercialism...where do you find all them funny religions?:p

I certainly hope this person doesn't change quickly. It should take thought when deciding on a religious group to follow.

or a bunch of dangerous dabbling that releases euphoria...

"or a bunch of dangerous dabbling that releases euphoria..."

That's exactly the kind of pompus self-importance that makes quasi-occultism so irritating, and popular, I believe. No offence.

As for changing too quickly: the benefit of reducing the time spent as a self-important ass far outways the problem of... umm... what problems are there?

And where do I find all these "funny religions"? You tell me first, where did you find "Witchcraft"?


[edit] Jordyn, you do realise that you changing your title completely destroys my own? It was you who was "hedonistic angel" right? [/edit]

Oh fine, if it'll make you happy *changes her titles* and as for my path of discovery, yes I was sord of raised into it(thanks dad) but started to actively search and study in jr. high...it all started with curses, hexes and spells, that of course was before computers were a common appliance...so I was left to my own conclusions...

your turn

So your father gave you the idea of "hexes, curses, etc.", and you researched from there? Good old american family-style brainwashing at its best, huh? And you talk about how Christians brainwash people... it doesn't matter the religion, it's the society. Because America is so family-based, children are bound to be brainwashed.

Geeze...

don't you think there's a difference between influence and brainwashing? Or

actually if I was brainwashed by my father i'd believe I was the daughter of an alien from atlantis, and tell silly stories standing on my head...but that's when he drinks...and my family was anything but "all american" but yeah..my dad had his books about...the mystic eye and tarot deck...all over cheese and crackers before bed There was also my half brother...he was more along the lines of necromancy...However it was not them that led me to the book, because of an unfortunate circumstance from the ages of 10 thru 14 I was force fed catholicism...so it was in my search for rebellion and my anger at the powerless environment I was surrounded with that I discovered..the force

Hey all sorry i havent been messaging on this thread ive been at cedar point.no im not changeing right away im still researching on it.Its kinda different for my parents since they know ive been getting inot wicca and all that stuff and there Christians but they will get over it.

What was the last piece of "research" you did? What kind of sources are you using? Has your "research" led you to any higher tiers of magic than Wiccan witchcraft, yet?

I have a few good sights and a bunch of stuff that i printed out about there belifes and rituals.Ive been chatting in some wiccan chatrooms and learnd some stuff in there.

don't take them or wicca as the law...there are other venues to search out and find your own...wiccan tends to be as organized as christianity...

yeah ive found a good site with all different kinds of magic here it is www.spellsandmagic.com

As it goes, that's not a particularly bad site. Still, you really should buy a book. If not for the [probably dubious] information it will contain then for the monetary affirmation of dedication to your religious studies.

*grins at the british wit*

I do actually mean it, too.

5A - that is an unfair generalization.

What is? Saying that the information in most "Wiccan" books is dubious? I think most "Wiccan" websites are even more dubious, so what's the worry? Do you have any particular totally undubious book in mind?

Unfair generalisations are a fact of life, you yanqui, gun-totting, nymphomaniacal, goth-witch!