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Could there be a place in a universe where all matter and energy are perfectly placed?
Of course, I'm alluding to a place like heaven.
To Wiccans, Druids, and Shamans: Do you look down on eclectic Pagans?
There seems to be some disrespect in the Pagan communities for those who do not align themselves with a specific group. If through...
Did Lucy ever have a spiritual crisis? Do you think she………?
....was a "true" Christian or one of "those other" Christians?
This is for squirrels everywhere, lol.
What is the true identity of the heart?
Is it the subconscious? How is it related to the mind?
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Wiccans don’t HAVE to do anything but live by the Harm None and Rule of Three laws, and believe in the god and the goddess (though the interpretation of said gods is up to the Wiccan).
Wiccans generally believe in directed reincarnation, and with a heaven. (The Summerland by some)
as far as I know they believe in the summerlands
and some believe from there you can remain in spirit form or reincarnate
so I think they believe in choice , even in the next life
which is similar to my own beliefs
No they don’t have to.
Many Wiccans end up while sticking to the religion, creating their own beliefs about an afterlife.
Wiccans don’t *have* to believe in anything, although the more you deviate from core beliefs the less it makes sense to call your practice “Wicca.” However, I would not consider reincarnation to be a core belief of Wicca. It is something that many Wiccans believe in, but it’s not central to the faith. Disbelieving in it doesn’t really affect other Wiccan beliefs.
Some Wiccans believe in an afterlife called the Summerland. most see it as a resting point between reincarnations, although some see it as a final stop.
I personally do not have any afterlife beliefs.
No, Wiccans do not.
The afterlife mysteries actually have nothing to do with reincarnation, anyways, at least, not as understood by most.