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The words “Wicca” and “Witchcraft” cannot be used interchangeably, though they are related. 
According to Scott Cunningham in the book Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner, Wicca is “a joyous religion springing from…kinship with nature. It is a merging with…the universal energies which created all in existence. It is a personal, positive celebration of life.” [...]

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At this writing, the moon is Void of Course. Every few days the moon moves through a different astrological sign. The time between leaving one sign and entering the next is described as “Void of Course,” often noted as VOC or v/c on lunar charts. The length of this period can vary from a few minutes to several hours.
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Estelle didn’t invent this maxim or the concepts tied to it, but she certainly communicates its meaning clearly and concisely.
These things form the foundation of magickal transformation. The most challenging aspect for me (and I wager many Wiccans) is “To Keep Silent” once you’ve cast a spell and released the energy to accomplish your goal.
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The Witch’s Familiar: Spiritual Partnerships For Successful Magic
by Raven Grimassi, 2003

Level: Intermediate to Advanced 
Grades:
Offers practical information that can be used now: A 
Approachable & Easy to Understand: B- 
In this informative book the author does a great job of answering the question, “What is a Familiar and how can it help me?” He also cautions the reader [...]

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A part of the Craft I really enjoy is the the synergy that results when combining the elements with intent. The more elemental “threads” I can weave together while casting the more effective my spell becomes. This is due both to the inherent power of my “threads” (ritual tools, stones, oils, herbs, etc.) as well as how they help me focus on my magickal goal to a greater degree.
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