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As with many of today's religious followers, modern Wiccans find that their busy lives often prohibit them from attending regular worship service. The author of The Wiccan Prayer Book contends that religious faith does not depend solely on showing one's faith in a house of worship, but rather calls for a commitment to strengthening the bond with their eternal parents.
As with many of today's religious followers, modern Wiccans find that their busy lives often prohibit them from attending regular worship service. The author of The Wiccan Prayer Book contends that religious faith does not depend solely on showing one's faith in a house of worship, but rather calls for a commitment to strengthening the bond with their eternal parents.
The Wiccan Prayer Book is for both seasoned witches and neophytes--whether solitary practitioners or coven members--who seek to add meaning to their Pagan lifestyle by communicating on a regular basis with the God and Goddess. This handy, unique pocket reference includes dozens of prayers and meditations for every occasion, every day of the Wiccan year, and every esbat and sabbat celebration. It includes prayers for . . . The entire course of one's day--from predawn devotion to evening prayer for children; before and after meals; for the safety of family and self; for spouses (to find one, and to ensure his or her safety); in-laws; friends; healing; the dead; the coven and the faith; a prosperous vocation; travelers; animals; love; and much more.
The book also includes background on the Wiccan religion, offering a better understanding of the Wiccan Rede, intention, visualization, and meditation--as well as a bibliography and notes for the reader on composing personal prayers.
The words of faith offered by The Wiccan Prayer Book can be easily memorized and repeatedly referred to, thus enriching the reader's relationship with the God and Goddess, and inevitably strengthening his or her spiritual life. By living these words, by opening a daily line of communication with the Great Ones, practitioners will immediately feel the love pour out upon them.
About the Author
Mark Ventimiglia was ordained by the Universal Life Church in Modesto, California, and carries on its traditions from his home in East Alton, Illinois.
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Bide the Wiccan Law ye must, In perfect love, in perfect trust. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
Bide the Wiccan Law ye must, In perfect love, in perfect trust. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)