Are there any good Wicca stores in SOUTH EAST LONDON? also what part and wat they called?
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Does this help?\n\nhttp://www.witchvox.com/vn/sh/ukgb2_sh.html
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Wicca Spells - What is Wicca?\nWhat is Wicca and what are Wicca spells? While it is rooted in ancient pagan beliefs, the Wicca religion, as it is practiced now, is only about 50-years-old. Wicca is a belief system cobbled together in the 1940's and 1950's by Gerald Gardner from a variety of religious traditions and beliefs as well as Freemason rituals. Since Gardner published several books espousing his system of worship, many offshoots and variations of Wicca have sprung up. \n\nThere is no particular agreement between Wiccans, or "wise ones" concerning what they believe and worship. Some worship the "Goddess," some worship the "God," and some worship both. Others worship nature. Some Wiccans say they embrace Christian doctrine, while others reject it. Most promoters of Wicca believe in reincarnation. \n\nOne thing most Wiccans agree on is the fact that Satan is not a part of their pantheon and they vehemently deny Satan-worship as one of their practices. This is because they disavow the notion of moral absolutes. There is no such thing as good or evil, because it is all relative. Wiccans have only one law that they bind themselves to, called "The Rede." It simply states, "Do what ye will, harm ye none." In other words: "Do what ever you want to as long as no one gets hurt." The Three-fold Law governs consequences, and is a law of returns that states, "All good that a person does to another returns three-fold in this life; harm is also returned three-fold." \n\nWicca Spells - Mind Control\nWhat about Wicca spells? Not all Wiccans practice witchcraft (which they call "magick" to set themselves apart from illusionists and magicians). Magick is to Wicca what prayer is to Christianity. Wiccans claim that the practice of magick is simply using their minds to control matter, while Christians call upon God to heal people and to intervene and work in their lives. Because the Rede forbids harming others and the Three-fold Law sets forth consequences for those who do, Wiccans view themselves as "white witches" or "nature witches." \n\nWicca is basically a religion that is about minding your own business and living peaceably with your neighbors and environment. Wiccans are eager to draw parallels between themselves and biblical Christianity for the sake of earning credibility, but what does the Bible have to say about this religion? You won't find the word "wicca" in the Bible, so let's evaluate the beliefs in light of what God says about them. \n\nWicca spells are idolism - Romans 1:25 says, "They exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshipped and served created things, rather than the Creator…" Who wants to settle for second best? In Isaiah 40, God paints a very cool picture of how much greater the Creator is than His creation. If you are worshipping anything besides the Creator, you are just spinning your wheels.\n\n\nWicca spells bring false hope - Hebrews 9:27 says, "…Man is destined to die once, after that, to face judgment." God says we get one chance at life, and that is it. There are no do-overs. If we don't accept God's gift of Jesus in our lifetime, He judges us as unwilling to be in His presence, and we are sent to Hell. \n\n\nWicca spells bring disillusionment - Mark 7:8 says, "You have let go of the commands of God and are holding on to the traditions of men". God is God, and we are not. We have a decision to make. Are we going to take God at His word and adopt His worldview, or not? Knowing God is hard work that takes a lot of discipline. Wicca is a religion that takes a pack of lies, ties it in a romantic ribbon, and searches out a well-intentioned, but lazy and gullible mark to sell its hollow doctrines.\n\n\nWicca spells bring rebellion - Deuteronomy 18:10-12 says, "Let no one be found among you who… practices divination or sorcery, interpre
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Edwin Watts is on upper International Drive.  Great store.  Good Deals.\nhttp://retail.edwinwatts.com/retail/store.cfm?store_id=15
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There aren't any specialist romance book stores, but there are plenty that stock them as part of their general stock. As well as the ubiquiutous Oxfam stores dotted over London you'll find some great specialist stores around Bloomsbury and Charing Cross Road, and Islington (Angel Market), and some further afield. Try the link below for a full list of London booksellers with their addresses and an indication of what they stock or specialise in. Happy reading!
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I get to answer you again...\n\nfor wiccan spells and lots of other things related to wicca, go to www.bewitchingways.com\n\nfor celtic related wicca go to www.wicca.com
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There is a great Wiccan E-zine called "the Wiccan-Pagan Times" you might want to check out...\n\nhttp://www.twpt.com/\n\nAlso Witches Voice http://www.witchvox.com has a lot of great articles.\n\nThere are also quite a few Yahoo group E Newsletters...just do a search in the Yahoo Groups under Paganism/Wicca.
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I live in Coventry, tell me where your shop is and I'll come personally to your shop to answer your question.... (Call me an infidel again)...
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First, ignore the bible thumpers.  Here are some good sites to start with.  They have some of the basic info.  Need anything else just post a question and we will try to help you!  Also, a good book to start with is Bucklands Complete Book of Witchcraft.\n\nhttp://www.collegewicca.com/\nhttp://www.glasstemple.com/\nhttp://www.witchipedia.org/index.php?title=Main_Page\nhttp://www.wicca.com/\nhttp://www.betwixt.org/\nhttp://www.pagan-heart.co.uk/home.html\nhttp://www.bewitchingways.com/\nhttp://www.witchway.net/\nhttp://www.wiccan-refuge.com/main.html\nhttp://www.jackowitch.com/\nhttp://www.religioustolerance.org/witchcra.htm\nhttp://www.paganlibrary.com/reference/wiccan_information_network.php\nhttp://wiccanet.us/\nhttp://www.witchology.com/\nhttp://www.witchvox.com/\nhttp://www.witchs-brew.org/masterindex.html
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All the above links are great ones, I just hope that you want to walk the Spiral Path because it calls to you and not because you think its cool or that you want to wear black and scare little kids/your parents by proclaiming that you are a witch.\n\nIf you are serious I'd get some books to study at home, as well as online.  Wicca--A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner by Scott Cunningham is great starting point.
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I found many sites that may help.  Here are a few.\nhttp://www.wiccanweb.ca/\nhttp://witches.meetup.com/1356/?gj=sj14\nhttp://paganwiccan.about.com/library/regional/blreg_man.htm\nhttp://www.aquarianonline.com/Spirit/WiccaTalk.html
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I am an alternative medicinal therapist and i get all mine from  www.woodlandherbs.co.uk\n\nGloria(BSYA)
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Try Southopia on Kennington Park Road (Elephant and Castle tube).  As a man I've never been there but my lesbian friends tell me it's cool and it sounds quite plush.  Enjoy.
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Try: \nwww.witchvox.com \nBlessings
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First, you need to learn more about Wicca.  Different denominations have different beliefs and structures, and you need to find which is right for you.  Some have covens, some do not.  It all depends on which direction you go in.  And trust, me there are plenty of directions.  \n\nwww.witchvox.com is a great website.  Also check out\nhttp://www.witchs-brew.org/\nhttp://www.witchology.com/\nhttp://wiccanet.us/\nhttp://www.bewitchingways.com/wicca/wicca.htm\nhttp://www.wiccan-refuge.com/\nhttp://www.witchway.net/\nhttp://www.betwixt.org/\n\nSomeone else talked about SilverRavenWolf, who is a popular Wicca author.  You'll find her stuff often at places like Barnes and Noble.  Personally, I think she is a money grubbing nut.  Her books are about her particular brand of Gardnerian Wicca that she developed.  Her covens all have to swear loyalty oaths to her... and buy all her books.  I personally think shes a freak... but I know people who have found her to be a great stepping stone into the path.  I just wanted to tell you this to give you a realistic idea of the divisions within Wicca/Neo-paganism.  It's not all happy fluffy earth worship, there are real debates and real ideological differences.  Like any group, we have our share of greedy selfish people, strong opinions about our paths, and general weirdos. Every religion has its nuts and charletans, the key is for you as a critical thinker to identify and decide how you feel about them.\n\nAs far as books, here is a short list I would recommend\nThe Power of the Witch by Laurie Cabot (old and a little kitchy, but the author is great at hitting the emotional draw of Wicca)\nThe Spiral Dance by StarHawk\nDrawing Down the Moon : Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshipers, and Other Pagans in America Today by Margot Adler\nWicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner by Scott Cnningham\nWhen Someone You Love Is Wiccan: A Guide to Witchcraft and Paganism for Concerned Friends, Nervous Parents, and Curious Co-Workers by Carl McColman\nContemporary Paganism: Listening People, Speaking Earth by Graham Harvey\nThe Triumph of the Moon : A History of Modern Pagan Witchcraft by Ronald Hutton\n\nOr if none of these seem right, you may be more of a Neo Pagan.  I personally draw my belief system for Assyrian mythology and various practices of various pre-christian Mediterranean religions, with a couple of elements Wicca in on the side.  What myths or regions speak to you?  Learn and find out how to draw them together.  \n\nIf you find yourself ready to find a coven or a nesting or a group of some kind, then find a local new age store in your area and ask around, or check about on-line.  Go to a gather or an event and meet people.  Sometimes getting in can be a bit difficult, because wiccans don't proselytize so people can take a while to find us.  But its worth the time and effort.
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www.witchvox.com\n\nYou can find a lot on this site that may help you.  I don't know if they have a listing for people in S Africa or not though.  But, I do suggest being careful announcing your religion there... some stories show they don't like that kind of thing there.
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1. Check out these websites\n\n(a) Centre for Contemporary Shamanism\n- holds workshops, courses, practitioner training in the UK and abroad. \nhttp://www.shamanism.co.uk/\n\n(b) Aziz Shamanism\n- Peter Aziz, a UK shaman\nhttp://www.azizshamanism.com/index.html\n\n(c) Spirit Garden\n- has Ayahuasca Forum \n[see especially:-\n> Ayahuasca group in the Midlands? \n> AYAHUASCA ARRESTS \n> AYAHUASCA - any gatherings in uk]\nhttp://www.spiritgarden.co.uk/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=4&sid=d6d2653dce8aaa6c0ad60eb68fc59926\n\n(d) Deva Ethnobotanicals\n- A supplier specialising in rare herbs including Salvia divinorum and Ayahuasca.\nhttp://www.salvia-divinorum-supplies.co.uk/\n\n(e) El Mundo Magico\n- Magical Journeys in the Amazon Rainforest of Peru\nhttp://www.ayahuasca-shamanism.co.uk/\n\n2. All it took was a simple internet search (see below)
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This place sells them, but are based in Cricklewood, not Central London but Zone 3.  \n\nhttp://www.auravita.com/products/AURA/PHCO14050.asp \nAuravita Ltd.\n140 Cricklewood Lane\nLondon NW2 2DT\nUnited Kingdom\nFax: +44 (0) 20 8452 1090\nTel:  08700 84 11 14