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Live The Life You Want—
Using Wicca As Your Guide
At the core of Neo-Paganism are an intrinsic love of nature, compassion for all human beings, and a strong ethical core. But there is also a world of personal choices we all must make, and a wealth of opportunities to develop a style of Wiccan living that’s right for you.
Now, from two leading writers on all things Wicca comes a warm, practical guide to choosing how to use Wicca ethically and responsibly to enhance your life. Taking a far-reaching and totally unbiased look at the Neo-Paganist lifestyles celebrated all over the world, An’ Ye Harm None provides answers to questions many Wiccans have about the issues they face every day, including:
- The ethics of using magick
- Making sexual choices—traditional or alternative—that are comfortable, safe, and fair
- The perils of having money—or not having it
- Protecting the environment—from recycling to using pesticides to urban planning
- Breast-feeding, home-schooling, video games, and other child-rearing issues
- How to practice your craft—and help others understand and respect your beliefs.
Shelley TSivia Rabinovitch, Ph.D., is a cultural anthropologist and sessional lecturer in Religious Studies at the University of Ottawa. Her class “Witchcraft, Magic, and Occult Phenomena” is the largest course on campus. She has researched Neo-Paganism in Canada, as well as other new religions, along with specializations in tribal and folk religions. She lives in Ottawa with her cats.
Meredith Macdonald has been involved in the Craft for twenty years. She has been a grad student, a financial services worker, a graphic designer, and a mom. She currently works in a university setting, helping first year students adapt to university life.
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