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Craft? Who was that Manot guy? No, we are
nothing like those children. The only thing in that
film which was remotely portrayed in an accurate
manner was the theory of the Law of Three, where
it was explained to the girls that what they sent out
returns to them threefold. The rest, including the
"deity" they attempted to invoke was Hollywood
fiction. And by the way, the only "glamour spell"
we know of that changes hair color involves
invoking Miss Clairol, or the Goddess L'Oreal and
an application of the sacred peroxide. Or a trip to a
really good hairstylist and a major outlay of cash!
6. So you guys worship Satan, right? Satan is a
Judeo-Christian-Zoroastrian concept which holds
no meaning for Witches. There is no Satan in our
deity structure, which predates the idea of Satan.
Witches do not believe in Hell, Satan, or generally
speaking, the concept of an absolute evil (except of
course my ex-husband, but that's a story for
another day).
7. So you don't believe in God? What do you
believe in? Well, not the Christian concept of God.
Most Witches are polytheistic or pantheistic, and
believe in an immanent form of Deity. I believe
that the Divine is too large for humans to grasp all
at once, so we tend to break it down into
something we can more easily understand. For
Christians, this is the Trinity, or Jesus and God
(and for some, Mary). Most Witches worship the
Divine in its Twin Aspects of God and Goddess.
We see the God and Goddess as archetypal
representations of the polarities of the Divine.
Many of us break this down still further, by
working with the aspects of Deity from one
pantheon or another, such as Greek gods or Celtic,
or Egyptian, etc. Some Witches work more with
one polarity or the other. Dianic Witches, for
example, tend to work only with the Goddess. All
these aspects, or faces of the Divine represent the
same Source. That force in the Universe is the
same Source that is worshipped by other faiths,
including the Christian faiths. We believe that
force manifests in myriad ways, and that all names
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