Inclusive Wicca Tradition

Inclusive Wicca is an eclectic wiccan tradition which developed from the Oak and Mistletoe Teaching Coven founded in 2008 by Australian, Amethyst Treleven.

Incorporation

The corporate body of the tradition in Australia is the Community Church of Inclusive Wicca Incorporated, which is registered as a church in South Australia with its headquarters in Adelaide. It aims to present Wicca in an open way that adapts to the needs of individual seekers both in Australia and internationally.^[1]

Covens and teaching

CCIWT has both a face-to-face coven, and an online one,^[2] as well as a school of "three degrees" or levels of training.

Publication

The body produces a quarterly e-magazine, Spirit and Spell at low cost which is free to paid up members of the group. It serves the Australian pagan community and appears four times a year to coincide with the Australian sabbats being:

Lughnasadh – 1 February

Samhain – 1 May

Imbolc -1 August

Beltane – 1 November^[3]

See also

• Modern wicca
• Neopaganism

References

External links

• Community Church of Inclusive Wicca homepage

Wicca
History	History of Wicca Etymology of Wicca Wicca and LGBT people Dettmer v. Landon
Traditions	1734 Tradition Cochrane's Craft Coven of Atho Feri Reclaiming Stregheria Bricket Wood coven New Forest coven Church and School of Wicca Wicca British Traditional Alexandrian Wicca Algard Wicca Blue Star Wicca Central Valley Wicca Chthonioi Alexandrian Wicca Gardnerian Wicca Other Celtic Wicca Dianic Wicca Faery Wicca Georgian Wicca Odyssean Wicca Seax-Wica Universal Eclectic Wicca
Notable figures	Gerald Gardner Doreen Valiente Alex Sanders Maxine Sanders Sybil Leek Margot Adler Victor Anderson Eleanor Bone 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
Deities	Triple Goddess Horned God Holly King Mother goddess
Key concepts	Wiccan morality Wiccan Rede Rule of Three Wiccan views of divinity Coven Craft name Magic Witchcraft White magic Otherworld The Summerland Reincarnation Karma Skyclad Summoner Watchtower Familiar spirit Animism
Rites and ritual	Drawing down the Moon Great Rite Handfasting Wiccaning Fivefold kiss Magic circle Cone of power Kitchen witchcraft Herbalism Scrying Spellwork Banishing Divination Incantation Invocation Initiation Rite of passage Eko Eko Azarak Solitary practitioner
Holidays	Wheel of the Year Solstice Equinox Imbolc Ostara Beltane Midsummer Lughnasadh Mabon Samhain Yule Esbat Wild Hunt
Paraphernalia	Magical tools in Wicca Altar Athame Besom Boline Book of Shadows Cauldron Censer Chalice/Goblet Horn Pentacle Runes Incense Tarot deck Wand Talisman Amulet Scourge Candles Bell Statue Parchment Witch's ladder
Literature	Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches The Meaning of Witchcraft The Spiral Dance What Witches Do Witchcraft Today Charge of the Goddess Enchanted Feminism
Related	List of Wiccan organisations Traditional witchcraft Witch-cult hypothesis Left-hand path and right-hand path Cunning folk in Britain European witchcraft Malleus Maleficarum Granny woman Cunning folk Witching hour Witch-hunt Witches' Sabbath Flying ointment Museum of Witchcraft and Magic Witchcraft Research Association "Fluffy Bunny"