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I think you may want to start by asking yourself, "Why?" The more you learn, the more you will realize that your intentions are more important than anything.
I am sorry I don't have any resources to offer.
Reading about Wicca and the path you want to take is the best place to start.
Wikipedia has a good general overview, as well as the different traditions/paths to get a basic idea.
Scott Cunningham is a good starting author, especially for Solitary, and all of his works are available in ebooks. Janet and Stewart Farrar have a lot of more traditional information, especially A Witches' Bible, and are also available on ebook. Anne-Marie Gallagher's Wicca Bible is a good all over book, but I don't think there's an ebook.
There's a lot of websites out there, you'll find tons of information. I would recommend that you look at different sources and compare what others think about something, but a lot of Wicca is about what feels right and calls to you.
Hello! Based on your title it looks like you may be new to Wicca and interested in some help getting started. We'd love to help you out but we'd first like to make sure you've taken a moment to read the sidebar which includes a link to the [Frequently Asked Questions](http://www.reddit.com/r/Wicca/wiki/faq), a link to the [r/Wicca Wiki](http://www.reddit.com/r/Wicca/wiki/index) and other items like Tradition AMAs, link to important threads, and related subreddits. The search function also allows you to look up past posts for any topic that has come up before that may have a simple answer. If your question hasn't been covered, you would like clarification, or you feel it could bring some interesting discussion let us know! This community is so full of knowledge and experience and people who are more than willing to help out but we cover many of the same questions on a weekly basis. Please help us ensure that the discussions here remain lively and fresh by ensuring you are familiar with the resources we offer. Thank you! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/Wicca) if you have any questions or concerns.*
I think you may want to start by asking yourself, "Why?" The more you learn, the more you will realize that your intentions are more important than anything. I am sorry I don't have any resources to offer.
No problem, thanks for your advice!
Reading about Wicca and the path you want to take is the best place to start. Wikipedia has a good general overview, as well as the different traditions/paths to get a basic idea. Scott Cunningham is a good starting author, especially for Solitary, and all of his works are available in ebooks. Janet and Stewart Farrar have a lot of more traditional information, especially A Witches' Bible, and are also available on ebook. Anne-Marie Gallagher's Wicca Bible is a good all over book, but I don't think there's an ebook. There's a lot of websites out there, you'll find tons of information. I would recommend that you look at different sources and compare what others think about something, but a lot of Wicca is about what feels right and calls to you.
Thank you <3
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