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Greetings! I began learning about Wicca recently, and what I've learned appeals to me. However, I don't think I'd be suited to work with a traditional Wiccan coven, even if I could find one that would have me, due to an intense schedule (college, work, and travel plans). It will be at least a couple years before I settle down enough to devote the necessary time to an initiatory path. So, for the time being, I want to develop a solitary neo-Wiccan practice that follows traditional ideas as closely as possible, or is at least heavily informed by them. Is this possible, or advisable?
I started out reading Deborah Lipp's Study of Witchcraft and Elements of Ritual, and Ronald Hutton's Triumph of the Moon. I'm planning to read the basics from Gardner, Valiente, the Farrars, and Vivianne Crowley. I'll try to figure out the Wheel of the Year with Ashleen O'Gaea, and learn about incense & gems & herbs from Cunningham. I'm also intrigued by Kaatryn MacMorgan's Ethical Eclectic; her approach seems to fit well with my situation. Does anyone have any recommendations, or proposed alterations to my list?
Any suggestions, advice, criticism, etc would be welcome. Thank you.
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I recently bought a book that serves as a sort of gentle introduction into Wicca, because I feel quite drawn to it. Anyway, my parents are xcore Catholics and rather close-minded, so I would have to be doing everything sort-of underground, ya know? For my first circle, the first time I prepare a space for my circle, I need to "smudge" it (burn a bundle of herbs to clear away negativity, etc.) Now, my anal-retentive, uber-Catholic, close-minded parents are almost guaranteed to smell these burnt herbs, so can anyone suggest an herb that will leave MINIMAL to NO scent at all? I would greatly appreciate it, as I want to do all of this correctly. Current Location: My bedroom I'm feeling : mischievous Current Music: Race the Dream by Kill Hannah
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