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Wicca Covens: How to Start and Organize Your Own

Witches typically gather in covens to worship, find support for their spiritual development, engage in joint creative projects, continue their training in the craft, and learn how to lead new covens of their own.Today's covens are worshiping congregations. While some witches choose to remain solitary practitioners, many seek the advantages of worshiping with others. Wicca Covens draws on interviews with coven leaders and members, as well as the author's experience with group counseling, psychology, and coven work.

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Wicca Covens can help readers understand the basics of group dynamics and select a covert that suits their style, interests, and traditions. There is information about the covert as a support group and the basics of ritual design and new-Pagan theology.

Covens are the venues in which witches nurture one another in a more intense level of spiritual exploration and development, making their earthly lives more meaningful.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 284 pages

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