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I have discovered that there seems to be some debate about whether or not the Wiccan Rede and the poem the Rede of the Wiccae are the same thing.  Some people (and this is what I have always thought) say that the eight word Rede was taken from the poem, and that there was no such thing before it - thus, making them both pretty well the same advice.

Then there are others who say that they are definitely not the same, and that the poem by Gwen Thompson simply contained the older Rede at the end.

Before I started redoing my website, I'd actually had someone write in and scold me for not 'realizing that there is a difference between the two'.  So, what do you think?  Are/were they the same document created by the same woman, or is the short, eight word version something older, perhaps from the New Forest days?

--Phae
I've been reading some stuff that [personal profile] elfwreck  has collected over the years and sent to me. I know that a lot of it is of questionable origin (much of the Crystal Wind stuff is possibly plagiarized), but I have been noticing references to 'drawing' a circle or visually laying a circle. I have read this in a couple of other places, but for some reason I had it in my head that since the border of the circle was energetic, it didn't require drawing. If you were doing it right, you would know where the edge was.

Does anyone lay out or draw a circle out visually? For those with altar rooms, do you have one painted on the floor? My mind is spinning the with possibilities for drawing a circle in an altar room. Tiles or paint or stain ... I am in artist mode, and I don't have anywhere to draw a floor circle! lol

--Phae
Best thing that has come to me through Covenspace so far: http://thethingswethink.wordpress.com/2007/01/03/its-almost-like-this-wicca-shit-doesnt-even-work/

Even funnier are the comments from the people who decided that they needed to be offended by the Fictional Confessions of Fictional People (does no one read the titles to anything anymore?). Bah, those people wouldn't know funny if it smacked them with a decapitated chicken!

--Phae

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