Midsummer Rite
Celebrate this Sabbat on the Summer Solstice, around June 21st. Set up your Altar as normal, and Erect the Temple, then read or recite the following: “Now is the summer sun on high,Yet living goes ever on.With hope in my heartLet me spread happiness about.Cease all sorrows!Cease all strife!The day is for living-For living this…
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 Beltane Sabbat is adapted…
Spring Rite
Celebrate this Sabbat on the Spring Equinox, around March 21st. Decorate the Circle and Altar with spring flowers. Set up your Altar as normal, the next to your Seax place the Priapic, or pine-tipped Wand, and a small bowl filled with soil along with a large seed of any sort. Erect the Temple, then read…
Imbolc 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 Imbolc Sabbat is adapted…
Yule 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 Yule Sabbat is adapted…
Samhain 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 Full Moon Ceremony is…
Full Moon December 2022: Holly and Mistletoe
From “The Tree”, Cakes and Ale Ceremony: ‘All now sit and individual drinking-horns, or goblets, are filled and cakes distributed.At this time will the Priest, or Priestess (or any who request to do so) speak out on any matters of importance (in effect, a sermon, though open to question/discussion by all, if necessary).’It is in…
Full Moon November 2022: Satanic Panic?
From “The Tree”, Cakes and Ale Ceremony: ‘All now sit and individual drinking-horns, or goblets, are filled and cakes distributed.At this time will the Priest, or Priestess (or any who request to do so) speak out on any matters of importance (in effect, a sermon, though open to question/discussion by all, if necessary).’It is in…
Neopagan November Day 4: I Once Though…
In my beginning days of Wicca I was under the impression, given to me by numerous authors, that because Wicca does not pre-set prayers or scriptures to read from and from-the-heart, spontaneous rituals were more powerful, it would be lazy to utilize the rituals or words of another in my practice. This lead me to…
Neopagan November Day 3: Spice
I enjoy herbalism in its many forms, from the magical properties to the history of its origins and trade. My favorite aspect of it, however, is in the use of ‘cooking’. I use that term broadly to include teas and other drinks. I love the subtle yet important things you learn about them, such as…
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