Faery Wicca
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Modern tradition of Wicca
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Faery Wicca | |
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Abbreviation | FW |
Faery Wicca is a modern tradition of Wicca.
Faery Wicca is not related to the late
Victor Anderson's Feri Tradition, which is sometimes also spelled Faery or Fairy, nor is it directly related to the neo-Pagan gay liberation group, the Radical Faeries
.
See also
References
History | British Traditional | ||
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Other |
figures
- Gerald Gardner
- Doreen Valiente
- Alex Sanders
- Maxine Sanders
- Sybil Leek
- Dafo
- Margot Adler
- Victor Anderson
- Artemis
- Gavin Bone
- Lois Bourne
- Jack Bracelin
- Raymond Buckland
- Eddie Buczynski
- Zsuzsanna Budapest
- Charles Cardell
- Ipsita Roy Chakraverti
- Patricia Crowther
- Vivianne Crowley
- Robert Cochrane
- Scott Cunningham
- Phyllis Curott
- Cerridwen Fallingstar
- Janet Farrar
- Stewart Farrar
- Raven Grimassi
- Gavin Frost
- Yvonne Frost
- Philip Heselton
- Frederic Lamond
- Silver RavenWolf
- Starhawk
- Joseph Wilson
- Triple Goddess
- Horned God
- Green Man
- Spirit of nature
- Holly King / Oak King
- Mother goddess
concepts
and ritual
- List of Wiccan organisations
- Bricket Wood coven
- New Forest coven
- Neopagan witchcraft
- Witch-cult hypothesis
- Left-hand path and right-hand path
- Cunning folk in Britain
- European witchcraft
- Malleus Maleficarum
- Granny woman
- Cunning folk
- Magical alphabets
- Witching hour
- Witch-hunt
- Witches' Sabbath
- Flying ointment
- Museum of Witchcraft and Magic
- Witchcraft Research Association
- "Fluffy Bunny"
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