What do you think of Wicca?

[*Deidre*]

Wicca is about fully living in the moment and in this world.  Being right today, not tomorrow.  You will find themes of empowerment..specifically feminine empowerment as a nature centric religion makes little sense without sacred femininity.

To be honest, it's mainly about the rule of three.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_Three_(Wicca)

I have read a little about this recently, and I like it. And I do believe we've all experienced it (karma in that context) Wicca just seems like no bullshit.

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I'd say most spiritual people do have an ''end game,'' MK. Whether it's wrapped up in the ''promised land,'' or ''avoiding hell,'' or ''being at peace,'' or ''being a better person,'' etc...all religions and their followers, have an end game. People are drawn to different beliefs, because of what they see as their end game, in my opinion. My end game is peace, and to offer that to those around me. To be less afraid. To be empowered. To trust God. My endgame isn't ''avoiding hell,'' and I'm not saying that's yours...but the Abrahamic faiths are built around fear. If avoiding fear and pain is your end game, that's likely why you're captivated by Islam.

Fear is the most treasured aspect of love, because while hope and desire wants more and appreciates the future, it's fear that protects what we have and appreciates what we have the most by holding on to it and protecting the treasure from God we been given at all costs.

Fear of God which is the heart of wisdom now a days is trashed talk, part of the dark times we in.

Fear of God, I do understand. A reverential fear. But, many followers of the Bible and Quran, are only followers out of fear, and not genuine piety.