Northeast Council of W.I.C.C.A. offers a
13-week Wicca 101 course for those seeking an introduction as well
as some advance knowledge of Wicca / Witchcraft. The next course
offerings begin in Spring and in Fall of 2006.
SPRING SEMESTER March 6, 2006
Mondays 7:00pm - 9:00pm
FALL SEMESTER August 14,
2006 Mondays 7:00pm - 9:00pm
The cost is $5.00 per class and will run for 13 weeks each
on Monday evenings from 7:00pm - 9:00pm. Both class
offerings are being instructed by Linda Hanley at 598 Lake Road
West Fork in Hamlin. If you are interested in attending this
class, please complete and submit a
course application
to Linda Hanley by
electronic or postal mail.
Students who successfully pass
this course will receive a Northeast Council of W.I.C.C.A.
Wicca 101 Certificate of Completion and if desired, a free
one-year membership in Northeast Council of W.I.C.C.A.
Course Outline
- What Wicca Is and Is Not / Our Beliefs
- Principles / Ethics / Philosophy
(Three-fold, 13 Principles, etc.)
- History of Wicca (European, American,
Burning Times, Noted Pagans)
- Meditation
- Working with Energy
- The God -Wheel of the Year - Sabbats
- The Goddess and Esbats
- Traditions
- Sacred Space (Altars, Altar Tools, the
Pentagram, Creating Sacred Space)
- Ritual Basics (Rites of Passage, Writing
Ritual, etc.)
- Working with Elements
- Magick (Philosophy, What is Magick,
Spells, How to Write Spells, Correspondences, Divination,
Totems, Familiars, Sigils, Candle Magick, etc.)
- Coven or Solitary Life and Making Your
Own BOS
Please expect written homework assignments, usually not exceeding a
few paragraphs (one sheet of paper). At the end of the course there is a two-part
exam - Part I is take home and Part II is given in class (about
30-45 min long). Upon successful completion the student is
presented with a Certificate of Completion of Wicca 101, and a few
gifts to get started. This presentation is done at the NEC Open Sabbat celebration nearest to completion of the course.
This is not a "fluffy-bunny" course. In teaching Wicca 101 I learn
from my students as they learn from me. Classes are kept small to
allow for discussion. I have no expectations as to what path one
may choose - that is a personal decision each of us makes.
If you are interested in taking this course please complete
and submit a course
application to
Linda Hanley by electronic or postal mail.
Blessed Be,
Linda Hanley,
Executive Director
Northeast Council of W.I.C.C.A. |
