Wiccan Wisdom Keepers Study Guide:
- Doreen Valiente- Why is she considered the “Mother of Witchcraft”?
- StarHawk: “ A rite of passage is a ritual that marks an important transition.” Pg. 45 Discuss rites of passage from a female and a male perspective.
- Janet Farrar: “If you really need to label us call us 'Progressive Wiccan' but remember that the first rule of this tradition is that there is no such thing as tradition as we follow our own path.” What does she mean by this statement.
- Gavin Bone: Define the following “Self dedication to the craft” and how it applies to Wicca?
- Edmund:”You could have no literal person belief in your deities but still work with them as symbolic forces.” Explain this statement.
- Dawn Hardy & Tony Meadows: “Working in a group setting the practice of magic is done sparingly. We do look into it deeply and consider the ethics and worthiness of the magic before we agree to it.” pg 90 , Do you or do you not consider this important? Why?
- Judy Harrow: How does her counseling degree affect her craft?
- Patricia Kennealy Morrison: How does her writing in boks such as 'Keltiad', described by her as 'Kelts in Space, King Author meets Star Wars” pg. 113 help people understand Paganism.
- Phyllis Curott: “You can be an Urban Witch- we are an urban culture- but you have to go back to the land.” Define Urban Witch.
- Francesca Howell: “Different power animals are drawn to your circle,” pg. 128 Depending on the location you cast how does this apply? Give examples.
- Sirona Knight: “ Shapeshifting, another method of personal transformation is a powerful tool that ultimately gives you insights into who you are,” pg. 136 Explain how this is possible.
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