Blue Star Wicca is a modern eclectic Witchcraft tradition that was founded in the late 1970s by Pagan Priestess and elder, Thorn Coyle, in the United States. Blue Star Wicca blends aspects of various Wiccan and Pagan traditions, including the British Traditional Witchcraft and the Feri tradition. The tradition emphasizes the importance of personal experience and connection with the divine. Blue Star Wicca places a great emphasis on training and education. There is a structured system of initiation, with three degrees of initiation that mark the practitioner's growth and progress within the tradition. The training includes teachings on various aspects of Witchcraft, including ritual, magic, divination, mythology, and ethics.
On Monday he went a step further, saying that individuals had a responsibility to care for themselves "and this translates into respect for the health of those around us. Health care is a moral obligation," he asserted.
The impurities presumably refer to those superstitious elements that, if taken at face value, contradict the universal validity of the laws of nature; and the valuable insight to the moral lessons taught by religious figures. Einstein s flash of insight whilst working on general relativity convinced him that intuition is important, not only in morality but also in science.
The training includes teachings on various aspects of Witchcraft, including ritual, magic, divination, mythology, and ethics. The tradition's rituals are influenced by British Traditional Witchcraft, with a focus on the Wheel of the Year and the phases of the Moon. Like other Wiccan traditions, Blue Star Wiccans celebrate the eight Sabbats and the Esbats, which are the full moon ceremonies.
Magical square gleam of morality
Ching-Hung Woo looks at the many facets of Albert Einstein’s approach to ethics.
Albert Einstein (1879-1955) regarded morality as indispensable to the survival of humanity, and he devoted considerable effort to the formulation of a coherent position on the relationship between morality, science, and religion. In his view morality should be decoupled from religion and treated as a secular matter of bringing dignity and happiness, as much as possible, to all people.
The main source of disharmony among both individuals and groups seemed to Einstein to be an exaggerated sense of self-importance. Hence he applied his proven ability for correcting misconceptions to the problem of human conceit; and this led him to point to our feeling that we have autonomous free will as a key mistake. The non-existence of free will seemed to Einstein so obvious that he did not bother explaining his reasoning in any detail, but the subject does present a serious obstacle when people try to follow his thinking on morality. Furthermore, Einstein’s lifelong support for individual freedom against authoritarianism appeared to casual observers as inconsistent with his denial of free will. In this following I try to fill in some of the steps missing from Einstein’s expositions, show the consistency between his words and deeds, and assess the present and future relevance of Einstein’s approach to morality.
Albert Einstein by Gail Campbell, 2015
As an eclectic tradition, Blue Star Wicca allows for individual interpretation and adaptation of rituals and practices. While there are traditional rites and practices within the tradition, practitioners are encouraged to explore and incorporate their personal experiences and beliefs into their practice. Blue Star Wicca places a strong emphasis on community and the importance of working together in ritual and magical practices. Group rituals are common within the tradition, and many Blue Star Wicca covens have a strong sense of camaraderie and support. In summary, Blue Star Wicca is a modern eclectic Witchcraft tradition that draws inspiration from various Wiccan and Pagan traditions. It emphasizes personal experience, training, and community. While it has its roots in traditional Witchcraft, it allows for flexibility and individual interpretation..
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