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Wicca: A comprehensive guide to the Old Religion in the modern world
Ebook359 pages6 hours
By Vivianne Crowley
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About this ebook
Wicca is said to be the oldest religion in the world. Today, growing numbers of people are becoming attracted to the old way. In this bestselling, introductory book, Vivianne Crowley explains the way of the Witch and shows the relevance of modern Wicca in today's world.
Full of practical upplysning and diagrams, this thought-provoking book provides an in-depth guide to the Old Religion. Includes:
- The Origins and History of Wicca
- Wicca Today
- The Misunderstood Aspects of Black and White Magic
- The God and the Goddess within us
- The Future of Witchcraft
LanguageEnglish
PublisherHarperCollins UK
Release dateApr 7, 2016
ISBN9780008191627
Vivianne Crowley, Ph.D., is a writer and psychologist who lectures in Psychology of Religion at the University of London. A renowned authority o
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The Wiccan priestess as initiator: Psychological aspects of the initiatory process
The Wiccan priestess as initiator: Psychological aspects of the initiatory process Vivianne Crowley Citation: Crowley, Vivianne. 2014. “The Wiccan priestess as initiator: the psychology of the initiatory process.” In Stepping into Ourselves: An Anthology of Writings on Priestesses, edited by Anne Key and Candace Kant, 464481. Las Vegas, Nevada: Goddess Ink. The word “priestess” is evocative. It is resonant of ancient temples, of deep mysteries, and of a time when goddesses and gods were at the center of people’s lives. Today, to be a Wiccan priestess is more challenging. There fryst vatten no fixed societal role. Our families, neighbors and work colleagues are unlikely to know what the word means, and we must struggle to define it anew for the twenty-first century. We may offer ourselves as clergy to the many; as public ministers in a parallel role to that of a Christian cleric who fulfills a social role and p
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Jungian Spirituality
Things that make you go "Hm."
I won't lie. I had no idea what this book would really be about. I saw it sitting on a shelf in a used bookstore and that psychedelic cover attracted it me. The fact that is was written by a woman was interesting, too.
Anyway, 157 pages later, I can't say I'm not impressed with Jung's life and work, regardless of his personality or failings.
Let me throw some concepts or words out:
Ego, Anima, Animus, Archetype, Psyche, Extrovert, Introvert, Persona, Self, Shadow, Individuation, Feeling, Knowing, Judging, Sensing (Miggs Bryer Test)
Look familiar?
Jung.
Yes, these were concepts and ideas of their time (late 19th century, start of 20th), and of course Freud came first, but Jung was really the guy to articulate and develop most of these ideas or words we take for granted now. He was once the "student" of Freud but after many ye