Celebrating the Cycle of Human Life: Year 2. A Wiccan Themed Series.
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Reference, Weddings, Religion & Spirituality, Other Practices, Witchcraft & Wicca, New Age
| Author: | Black Witch S | ISBN: | 9781310291791 |
| Publisher: | Black Witch S | Publication: | April 17, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Black Witch S |
| ISBN: | 9781310291791 |
| Publisher: | Black Witch S |
| Publication: | April 17, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Celebrating the Cycle of Human Life : Year 2
A Wiccan Themed Series: Book 2 of 12 in Series
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Birth, marriage and death are obviously significant stages in the development of life but the type of significance, and the extent and depth that they have, is very much something that we give to these occasions. In Wicca there are generally accepted views about the stages of life, although little standardization of ceremonies especially those relating to death. The ceremonies that are written in this lesson are, therefore, suggestions that a Witch or coven may wish to take on or adapt as they see fit.
The ceremonies within this book are written so that they can be easily adapted for the solitary witch or Wiccan, or the coven.
We will cover:
Births: Wiccaning is the term that Witches use to describe the celebration of a child's birth
Weddings: Handfasting is the Wiccan term for the joining of two people in marriage, whether it be male or female, female and female or male and male.
Death: Death is one of the ceremonial areas of Wicca that is even less standardized than the others that mark the stages of life. In some respects, this is because there is generally within the religion a concentration on the present world and life. This is reflected in the fact that there are very few Wiccan works in print that deal with this important aspect of existence in any depth.
Celebrating the Cycle of Human Life : Year 2
A Wiccan Themed Series: Book 2 of 12 in Series
________________________________________
Birth, marriage and death are obviously significant stages in the development of life but the type of significance, and the extent and depth that they have, is very much something that we give to these occasions. In Wicca there are generally accepted views about the stages of life, although little standardization of ceremonies especially those relating to death. The ceremonies that are written in this lesson are, therefore, suggestions that a Witch or coven may wish to take on or adapt as they see fit.
The ceremonies within this book are written so that they can be easily adapted for the solitary witch or Wiccan, or the coven.
We will cover:
Births: Wiccaning is the term that Witches use to describe the celebration of a child's birth
Weddings: Handfasting is the Wiccan term for the joining of two people in marriage, whether it be male or female, female and female or male and male.
Death: Death is one of the ceremonial areas of Wicca that is even less standardized than the others that mark the stages of life. In some respects, this is because there is generally within the religion a concentration on the present world and life. This is reflected in the fact that there are very few Wiccan works in print that deal with this important aspect of existence in any depth.
