What a ‘Wiccan Expert’ says Wicca is…
Although this article is rather shallow in the content it covers (and I’m not sure what qualifies one to be an “Expert” on Wicca), I post it here because I believe it’s a good practice to keep up on what the world thinks we do. It also contains some interesting numbers on the growth ofContinue reading “What a ‘Wiccan Expert’ says Wicca is…”
Solitary Lughnasadh Rite
“The Tree” is the basic liturgical and organizational writing and the basis for Seax-Wica, but it is a ‘base’. It provides the rituals as if being practiced by a coven, but nowadays most Wiccans, especially those of the Seax-Wica tradition, are solitary practitioners (they work alone). The following information on the Sabbat is adapted fromContinue reading “Solitary Lughnasadh Rite”
Interview with Alaric Albertsson
While obviously we feel that there’s significant value in the content of this video, and encourage everyone to view it, please remember that the views expressed in the video reflect only those of the speaker, and are not necessarily in line with those of seax-wica.org. As an educational site, we will post things that mayContinue reading “Interview with Alaric Albertsson”
Letting the Little Folk Shine
Fireflies need dark nights for their summer light shows – here’s how you can help Avalon C.S. Owens, Tufts University and Sara Lewis, Tufts University Before humans invented fire, the only things that lit up the night were the moon, the stars and bioluminescent creatures – including fireflies. These ambassadors of natural wonder are soft-bodied beetlesContinue reading “Letting the Little Folk Shine”
Solitary Midsummer Rite
“The Tree” is the basic liturgical and organizational writing and the basis for Seax-Wica, but it is a ‘base’. It provides the rituals as if being practiced by a coven, but nowadays most Wiccans, especially those of the Seax-Wica tradition, are solitary practitioners (they work alone). The following information on the Sabbat is adapted fromContinue reading “Solitary Midsummer Rite”
Solitary Beltane Rite
“The Tree” is the basic liturgical and organizational writing and the basis for Seax-Wica, but it is a ‘base’. It provides the rituals as if being practiced by a coven, but nowadays most Wiccans, especially those of the Seax-Wica tradition, are solitary practitioners (they work alone). The following information on the Sabbat is adapted fromContinue reading “Solitary Beltane Rite”
The Last Pagan King of England
In 605, Pybaa of Mercia, who claimed to have descended from Woden himself, died and left behind an infant son who would rise to become the High King and last pagan King of England. Penda, a Mercian who rose to the throne in the 620’s, united much of England and fought against the Northumbrian kingdomContinue reading “The Last Pagan King of England”
Seax-Wica Glossary
Different traditions of Wicca and Paganism have terms and officers that vary, usually inspired by ancient cultures or more modern poetic sources. Here I’d like to present a glossary of sorts for the terms used in Seax-Wica, as well as others that relate closely to it, such as Saxon lore and history, often in useContinue reading “Seax-Wica Glossary”
Helping out the tiny folk
To help insects, make them welcome in your garden – here’s how Brian Lovett, West Virginia University As winter phases into spring across the U.S., gardeners are laying in supplies and making plans. Meanwhile, as the weather warms, common garden insects such as bees, beetles and butterflies will emerge from underground burrows or nests withinContinue reading “Helping out the tiny folk”
Ancient crystal collection found in Kalahari, Africa
Ancient eggshells and a hoard of crystals reveal early human innovation and ritual in the Kalahari Jayne Wilkins, Griffith University and Sechaba Maape, University of the Witwatersrand A rockshelter in South Africa’s Kalahari documents the innovative behaviours of early humans who lived there 105,000 years ago. We report the new evidence today in Nature. TheContinue reading “Ancient crystal collection found in Kalahari, Africa”
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