athame
cermonial knife rarely used for cutting. Most often used as a symbol for Air in a ritual.
Book of Shadows
- Collection of spells and rituals. Known as a grimoire in the past.
bolline
A knife used for cutting herbs or inscribing things. Handle is often white
Burning Times
Time during which witches (and anyone else accused of not being
Christian) were torchered and killed by the Church
Cabbala/Kabbalah/Qabala
Hebrew magical practices
chakras
seven major energy spots found on the human body. Crown of
the head, forehead, throat, chest, navel, groin, feet
deosil
clockwise
eclectic
Selecting or employing individual elements from a variety of
sources, systems, or styles (read eclectic wiccan)
ECU
East Carolina University
elements
Basic elements that control nature. Fire, Water, Earth,
Air. Spirit is sometimes considered the fifth element and is
represented as the top point in the pentacle
Lady
The female god. Name depends entirely on person calling
her but is usually associated with the Earth and Moon
Symbol of the Goddess
Lord
The male god. Name depends entirely on person calling or worshipping
him but usually associated with the Sun and Fire
Symbol of the God
pagan
One who is not a Christian, Muslim, or Jewish,
especially
a worshiper of a polytheistic religion
pentacle
The five pointed star worn by pagans to remind them of the five
basic elements (Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit). The true
pentacle is upright when there is a point at the very top
(unlike the Satanistic pentagram which places the top point at
the bottom of the star (this is akin to Satanists wearing an upside-down cross)).
polytheistic
The worship of or belief in more than one god.
PSA
Pagan Student Association
UPP
Unidentified Partying Pagan
wanning
shrinking
waxing
growing
Wiccan
A polytheistic nature religion inspired by various pre-Christian
western European beliefs, whose central deity is a mother goddess
Wiccan Rede
the poem used by most people to signify the basic Wiccan rules. Found on this website at Wiccan Rede
Widdershins
counter-clockwise
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