Pagan and Wiccan Traditions

There are different types and styles of Wiccan traditions—some may be right for you, and others not so much. Some of the differences may surprise you!

Illustrated symbols of paganism, including an ankh, the Eye of Horus, and a pentacle.
  • A Short-Eared Owl (Asio flammeus)
    Owl Folklore and Legends, Magic and Mysteries
  • Spring Smudging
    Celebrating Ostara, the Spring Equinox
  • Green man nature character on the forest
    Celtic Tree Months
  • Druids Mark The Spring Equinox
    History of Ostara, The Spring Equinox
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  • Woman Meditating in Forest
    Modern Witchcraft Traditions
  • All phases of the moon on a clear dark sky
    Moon Phases and Magical Workings
  • Prelude To The Supermoon
    Celebrating the Full Moon
  • Full moon over seascape and horizon
    Lunar Deities
  • MEXICO-SPRING-EQUINOX-TEOTIHUACAN
    Hold a Spring Rebirth Ritual for Ostara
  • An ice crystal halo around the first quarter moon.
    What is a Lunar Halo?
  • Harvest Moon
    Harvest Moon: September's Full Moon
  • Moon Woman
    Lunar Folklore
  • Yellow Orb Spider
    Spider Mythology and Folklore
  • Lone Wolf
    Wolf Folklore and Legend
  • Indonesia, Riau Islands, Batam City, Dancing frog
    Frog Magic and Folklore
  • Candles In Cathedral
    Can I Be A Christian Wiccan or Witch?
  • Autumn Kids
    Celebrating Mabon With Kids
  • Mom and child at bedtime
    Bedtime Prayers for Pagan Kids
  • Tourist in stone circle looks out on Jokulsarlon
    Hold an Ostara Ritual for Solitaries
  • Woman and bouquet of spring flowers
    Deities of the Spring Equinox
  • Cropped Hand Of Woman Holding Paper Currencies Against Pink Background
    Money Spells
  • Spring Celebration
    Spring Equinox Celebrations Around the World
  • Beltane Wedding Couple
    Beltane Prayers
  • Cat and dog
    The Magic & Symbolism of Animals
  • Black Salt
    How to Make Magical Black Salt
  • Close-Up Of Mushroom Growing In Forest
    Mushroom Magic and Folklore
  • young woman outdoors with a daisy head garland
    Eostre - Spring Goddess or NeoPagan Fancy?
  • Man Meditating
    How to Create a Sacred Space for Pagan Rituals
  • Potion in a bottle
    Four Thieves Vinegar
  • Many magical traditions use jar spells
    Jar Spells in Folk Magic
  • SunriseWVilleBeach_1500
    Solar Magic, Myth and Folklore
  • Woman In Purple Cloak
    Dianic Wicca
  • St Patrick in Stained Glass
    St. Patrick and the Snakes
  • Chinese Oracle Bone
    Bone Divination
  • Girl holding jar of illuminated fireflies
    The Magic & Folklore of Fireflies
  • Cat and Candle
    Cat Magic, Legends, and Folklore
  • High Angle View Of Hot Cross Buns In Plate On Table
    Ostara Recipes
  • Dog Magic
    Dog Folklore and Legends
  • Witchcraft Today book cover
    Biography of Gerald Gardner and the Gardnerian Wiccan Tradition
  • Full moon above the corn field
    Blood Moon
  • Silhouetted Cloaked Figure
    Samhain is Not a God
  • Family Album
    Samhain Ancestor Meditation
  • Candles on Altar
    Pagan Decorating Ideas
  • Candles, books, and old symbols
    Different Pagan Traditions
  • Dad and Mom with Baby
    What is a Wiccaning?
  • Winter moon
    Long Nights Moon
  • Día de los Muertos
    Ancestor Worship in Pagan Cultures
  • RiverHorses_1500
    Horse Magic, Folklore and Legends
  • GodsEye_1500
    Make a God's Eye at Mabon
  • Egg basket
    Egg Magic and Folklore
  • Christ the Redeemer
    What Do Pagans Think About Jesus?
  • Low Angle View Of Flowering Tree Against Sky At Night
    April's Full Wind Moon
  • Parents arguing at teenage daughter
    What Do I Tell People Who Say Paganism Is Evil?
  • Full Moon and Bonfire
    May's Full Flower Moon
  • SummerMoon_1500
    How To Celebrate a Summer Full Moon
  • Close up of lodestone
    What is Lodestone?
  • MoonRitual_1500
    Alexandrian Wicca
  • USA, Alaska, full moon over Mt McKinley
    Quickening Moon
  • Curandera_1500
    Curanderismo: The Folk Magic of Mexico
  • SeedPlanting_1500
    Beltane Planting Ritual for Solitaries
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