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This article will give both Wiccan symbols and Gaelic runes for as many things as I can think of. Remember: symbols are what you make of them. Not every idea has an exact, single symbol agreed on by everyone.
Most of their religious symbols are derived from ancient paganism and have been altered to fit contemporary beliefs. Here’s an exploration of the most important Wiccan symbols.
In some traditions, it's common to use a magical alphabet when writing in the Book of Shadows. Here are some of the best-known magical alphabets.
Print this calendar/almanac for 2024 with a list of the main Wiccan & Pagan Holidays. Here’s a handy printable page for your grimoire collection. This free page includes the complete Elder Futhark runic alphabet with each rune’s meanings for interpretation or divination.
Discover dozens of Wiccan symbols! In-depth meanings for the pentacle, pentagram, spiral goddess, triple moon, triquetra, Wiccan protection symbols & more!
These are a few of the more commonly used symbols in Wicca and other forms of Paganism today. Air is associated with communication, wisdom or the power of the mind. Air is one of the four classical elements and is often invoked in Wiccan ritual. Air is the element of the East, connected to the soul and the breath of life.
This Correspondence Chart follows the Wheel of the Year and is a reference guide that associates specific correspondences, attributes, and energies with the eight Sabbats or seasonal festivals celebrated in many modern Pagan and Wiccan traditions.
What constitutes a Wicca symbol? There are four categories of Wiccan symbols... Here's an A-Z list of items associated with Witchcraft, and the meanings behind the symbols . . .
In this article, we’ll be taking a look at ten of the most important Wiccan symbols within the religion. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but these are the ones that you will encounter the most on your journey into the world of magick.
From the Horned God and Triple Moon Goddess (we’ll learn more about these in Day 4: Wiccan Deities) to the Witches Knot, these Wiccan symbols have been used for protection, power, and more. Their origins and history can be traced back to the ancient Greek, Irish, and even Hindu traditions. How to use these Wiccan symbols?