Online Learning

Using the knowledge and wisdom I've accrued over the last 30+ years as a practitioner, I’ve created a comprehensive course designed to guide students to go from a basic understanding to deeper exploration and practical applications of Wiccan beliefs and practices. Keep in mind that this is *not* the same as joining a Coven, but it will give you a deeper understanding of Wicca and help you discover yourself while illuminating your path and enhancing your personal practice. 

In our online course, you’ll get the chance to learn:

1. Core Principles and Beliefs

• Wiccan Philosophy: The Wiccan Rede, "An it harm none, do what ye will."

• Deities: The Goddess, God, and gender-nonconforming deities, their symbolism, and how they manifest in Wiccan practice.

• The Wheel of the Year: Celebrations of the eight Sabbats (e.g., Samhain, Beltane).

• Moon Phases and Magic: Part I - New, Waxing, and Waning energies

2. Intention, Practical Magic, and Rituals

• Spellcraft: How to create and perform spells responsibly and effectively.

• Rituals: Structure, tools (e.g., athame, chalice), and creating sacred space.

• Moon Phases and Magic:  Part II - Working with the cycles of the moon.

• Candle Magic, Herbal Magic, and Crystals: Specific techniques and tools for magic.

3. Building a Practice

• Daily Practices: Meditation, affirmations, and connecting with nature.

• Creating an Altar: Choosing and arranging tools, symbols, and sacred objects.

• Journaling and Book of Shadows: Keeping a record of spiritual and magical experiences.

4. Coven Work vs. Solitary Practice

• Coven Work: How to join or start a coven, roles, and group dynamics.

• Solitary Practice: Developing a personal spiritual path without a group.

5. Wicca and Nature

• Connection to Nature: Honoring the elements (earth, air, fire, water, spirit) and the cycles of nature.

• Herbalism: Learning about plants and their magical and medicinal properties.

• Animal Symbolism: Understanding spirit animals and totems.

6. Divination and Intuition

• Tarot and Oracle Cards: How to use cards for guidance and self-discovery.

• Scrying, Pendulums, and Runes: Exploring other forms of divination.

• Developing Intuition: Techniques to trust and enhance psychic abilities.

• Dreams, visions, spirits, and communicating with those on the Other Side

7. History and Traditions

• Origins of Wicca: Gerald Gardner, Alexandrian, and other traditions.

• Modern Wicca: Adaptations and relevance in contemporary spirituality.

• Other Pagan Paths: Understanding how Wicca relates to other Pagan traditions.

8. Inclusivity and Ethics

• Ethics in Magic: Responsible spellcasting and respecting others’ free will.

• Inclusivity in Wicca: LGBTQIA+ acceptance and diverse representations of the divine.

• Cultural Sensitivity: Avoiding appropriation of other spiritual practices.

9. Who Are You?

• Understanding one's self helps us better understand humanity. A deeper exploration into the self; essay or project, TBD

The above lessons are subject to change. The course may include a combination of asynchronous and synchronous online workshops, including:

• Interactive webinars.

• Member-only online videos.

• Reading assignments and exams using books and tailored worksheets.

• Lab work (hands-on spellworking, etc.).

• One-on-one mentorship.

Classes take commitment, time, and hard work. The above represents at least 30-40 hours of classwork, not including assigned homework, reading, journaling, and research /labwork outside the classroom.

Click here or the button below to learn more and sign up.