What can anyone tell me about wicca?

Go to magicspells.in. It has tons of good information about Wicca that you might be interested in and it should help you get started. Just a tip if you do start doing it, the best protection you can give yourself in my personal opinion is before you do any kind of spell just imagine a white postive light around you first and you should do okay. Hope I helped at all!

A polytheistic Neo-Pagan nature religion inspired by various pre-Christian western European beliefs, whose central deity is a mother goddess and which includes the use of herbal magic and benign witchcraft.

Wicca is a religion. Wicca’s cast spells and potions. there are no such thing as good wicca and bad wicca’s. And they are not witches. They help heal/money/love problams.

wicca is in some forms christanity, and invloes medetaing offten, and become a nature lover. :)

Wicca’s worship the old faith of the earth mother and (sometimes) the father god. They see nature as the face of their religion and worship it acordingly. If you have anymore questions feel free to funmail me.

read this…it’s a bunch of interviews with wiccans: http://funadvice.com/r/3jvp2m25o4

It was made by Crowley & Gerald Gardner in the 1950’s based of the Golden Dawn Manuscripts that were forged by 3 German men in the 1800’s. It has some freemasonic teachings along with some Kabalah. Though they claim it’s based off older religions most of their practices are quite new. Most practice simple white magics. The rede was made in the 60’s which became kind of a basic outline for their magic practice “and it harm none do what ye will”. They mostly cast spells for self help and to help others and nature, They worship the earth and usually believe in a Goddess and God. Though it’s common to practice in covens one can be solitary as well. Feel free to message me on my facebook page, it’s the same Simple Magick and I can give you a lot more information. I’ve actually been quite a bit of research on it’s origins and everything. I find it quite interesting.