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Is it possible to follow the greek gods during wicca?

Asked by mesinger 2 months ago, 5 answers.

Is it possibly to follow the Greek gods during Wicca, while still jonoring the appropriate god? Or in witchcraft?

Answered by gaia3 on Sep 10, 2009, 04:10PM
77 answers

it is a common practice in wicca for a person to have a pantheon that they relate to in rituals and daily life etc, for example the pantheon I relate to is greek, and a lot of wiccans believe that the greek (or roman...or norwegian...or celtic...etc) are all a part of the God and Goddess. so the answer is yes, and as bones86 said, stick to what you personally believe. a friend of mine said wicca isnt whats written in a book or a website, or even in a coven, its all in you (cheesy but true in my opinion) its whatever feels right. any other questions feel free to funmail me happy

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Answered by bones86 on Sep 10, 2009, 02:32PM
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anything is possible,just stick to whutever you believe.

Answered by coolboyop on Sep 11, 2009, 10:43PM
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anything is possible in wicca but you have to be completely given to wicca for ding the 2trick

Answered by rachelgracebaby on Sep 22, 2009, 12:21AM
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Just do whatever your heart tells you. Practice what you believe.

-BB. )O(

Answered by kimithy on Nov 04, 2009, 08:58PM
6 answers

yes it possible to follow greek gods/goddess when your wiccan/pegan. any god you really want to follow/patron is fine. Its what you believe, just roll with it.

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