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Wicca: Reconnecting with the Gods
Wicca is a neopagan religion based on ancient pagan beliefs. It's an earth-based religion that believes in a God and Goddess as representative of a greater pantheistic godhead. Wicca includes a system of ethics and teaches that we all are ultimately responsible for our own actions. We believe in gods. We believe in magic. We believe in multiple realities. We practice alone, or in groups. We practice witchcraft.
199k subscribers369 posts / mo in Sep 2026295 authors / mosince 2010
r/Wicca has 199k members (+8.9% over the last 12 months). It gets about 369 posts a month from 295 people. Top topics: TarotDecks, Goddesses of Water and Crystal Identification Help.
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- TarotDecks0.1%
- Goddesses of Water0.1%
- Crystal Identification Help0.1%
- Tarot Beginners0.1%
- Tarot Decks<0.1%
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- Wikihow
- Mandragora Magika
- Luckymojo
- Internet Sacred Text Archive
- etsy
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