Many of us come to the fold from varied religious backgrounds. I was raised a good catholic girl and even went to private schools then moved on to the church of christ and from there I gravitated to Wikka. I've heard many similar stories over the years and have also come to know many who were raised in Pagan or Wikkan families or some other such eclectic upbringing. There is a place for us all in Wikka and room enough as well as flexibility for us to grow into the understanding of our own particular spiritual paths. You'll find no clearly defined dogma in our beliefs but yet we all are bound by the Rede "...'An it harm none do what thou will." Our actions are evaluated by the intent. No list of rules to learn and observe, just the Rede.
The rede itself requires of us to know our own intents for our actions. In knowing our own intents, we have to know our hearts, minds, and souls. If we truly know our selves, we negate the necessity for anyone else to be responsible for our spirituality. We must learn the path that we're called to and only we can truly reap the benefit of our own deeds. The Rede also says : "...Mind the threefold law ye should, Three times bad and three times good...." For every good we do it is visited upon us three times and for every ill we do it is also visited
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