Q. As a Wiccan, what are your basic beliefs? A. We believe that the Divine is inherent in all things, and represents nature’s duality of masculine/feminine as the God and Goddess, which are ...

Lister encourages people who are interested in witchcraft and who also menstruate ... strength and focus on the beauty of nature. "In each and every woman, there is a creature," Lister wrote.

Berger is a r esident Scholar at Brandeis University's Women's Studies Research Center. This article originally appeared on The Conversation. Wicca, an alternative minority ... the changes the seasons ...

In my coven it is about 50% women and 50% men ... is even some ancient Egyptian symbolism. "But all in all Wicca is about nature worship and trying to achieve a holistic feeling about life ...

These women were "Waldensians," who were ... Pagan holidays has helped me be more in tune with nature." This includes Halloween, or in the Pagan community, "Samhain." It is seen as the time ...

Pagan beliefs incorporate a respect for nature, varying concepts of the divine ... Paganism strongly emphasises equality of the sexes. Women play a prominent role in the modern Pagan movement ...

The work, published in Nature Human Behaviour ... A patriarchal dimension to witchcraft accusations could also explain the prevalence of women as victims both in traditional societies, and ...

For many young women, participating in online witchcraft communities – re-blogging ... harnessing forces of nature or the supernatural, but have no connection to the divine,” Bowman said.

Wicca is a nature-based religion based on respect for ... After neighbors called police, an officer heard the woman yelling in the back yard and found her wearing headphones, a T-shirt and underwear.