Wicca generally teaches that the individual controls their own destiny
and does not teach the need for intercession between the practitioner
and the fulfillment of their will. There is therefore no confession or
exorcism. This is a very significant differentiator between Wicca and
all mainstream religions which have priests whose status is more than
mere expertise as is the case in Wiccans. The situation is slightly
more complex in initiatory traditions, but being initiated is not
required (or the norm) for British Wiccans. For most Wiccans there is
no action that cannot be carried out by one Wiccan that cannot be
carried out by any other Wiccan, even sharing of bread and wine.
Beginners or unknown individuals also often play central roles in the
casting of circles without anyone being particularly...

Corey's out of jail!

Mitch@_._ wrote:

Unless he's moved to Georgia, I doubt that's him. Besides, Corey was
never really afraid of using his real name, etc....of course he also
wasn't afraid of swinging that fireplace poker at that officer either.

I wish I could calm my mind and twist it into one of these Wicca
jerkoffs. Sounds like life is so much easier to take.

Of course, there's Rasta, too.