About Us
We are an initiatory Wiccan and Witchcraft coven based within Norwich & Norfolk (UK). We meet within the surrounding area of Norwich.
Membership of our coven is private and invite only. Generally speaking, we only accept people who complete our Neophyte training course and who we believe will fit well into the group mind. Neophyte training is free, but does require a level of dedication and commitment and does not guarantee initiation. If you are already a Wiccan initiate and are new to the area or are experienced in a similar tradition, then please feel free to reach out.
What do Covens do?
Turning the Wheel
We mark the eight seasonal festivals or 'Sabbats' in the 'Wheel of the Year', honouring nature's cycles through seasonal celebration and ritual.
Lunar Phases
Our practice follows the cycles of the moon and its phases. These 'Esbat' gatherings are a time to gather and perform rites of reflection, magick, and initiation.
Honouring the God & Goddess
We honour the Divine in many forms; both the God and Goddess, and the wider pantheon of ancient and modern deities.
Pagan Priesthood
We serve the wider Pagan community in many different ways, including through public ritual, volunteering, and officiating at life events.
Training & Initiation
Structured teaching and initiation is available through the three degrees of Wicca, guiding initiates through growth and transformation.
Practice Magick
We work with ritual, witchcraft, and divination to explore both the seen and unseen—raising and directing power to create change within ourselves and the universe as part of the Art Magical.
The Mystery Tradition
We study the elements, planets, tarot, and stars to explore deeper truths and connect with the greater mysteries and in so doing seek to 'know thyself'.
Community
We foster a space for like-minded practitioners to share, learn, and celebrate together in fellowship.
Writing & Research
We research, teach, and create to keep the living tradition vibrant—sharing knowledge through talks, writing, and record-keeping to preserve and evolve the path.
Coven Leaders
The High Priestess (HPs) and High Priest (HP) of the coven are Wiccan Initiates, as well as experienced and initiated into other Western Mystery Traditions. They have been long standing members of the local Pagan & Occult community and believe in giving back to the wider community as part of their Priestly duties.
Salix
Salix is a 3rd° Wiccan High Priestess, rooted in the quiet magic of earth and moon. Her path began with the whisper of herbs, the shimmer of crystals, and the rhythm of divination. Wicca, with its dance of sun and soil, spirit and stillness, called her home. In the hush of a cast circle, she feels most alive—woven into the breath of the world. Through scent, stone, and symbol, she guides others in the gentle art of everyday enchantment.
Viriditas
Viriditas is a 3rd° Wiccan High Priest and has been involved in the craft for nearly two decades. In particular Viriditas enjoys writing and teaching about the craft and has a deep knowledge in the Qabala and Hermetic philosophy. He also has a love for the nature, folklore, and the telling of stories. What Viriditas finds most compelling about Wicca is its ability to distill complex ceremonial systems into powerful, focused group rituals.
WebsiteTradition
Initiatory Wicca is at the core of our praxis, but our members also have extensive knowledge and experience within Thelema, Freemasonry, and Solomonic Practices. This has allowed them to gain a better understanding of some of the sources that make up Wicca today. As well as this, the coven is heavily influence by East Anglian Witchcraft (Particularly Norfolk) and by aspects of Heathenry such as the runes, which historically have had a strong current in the region. In total, these form the ‘Streams of Wisdom’ that flow into the coven and our ways of working. We view Wicca as a living tradition, which should work with the traditions of the land of where it practices.
FAQ
Wicca is a modern pagan religion and form of witchcraft that celebrates the seasonal festivals, and practices magic. It hours deity in the form of both the God and Goddess, and follows an ethical code known as the Wiccan Rede: "An it harm none, do what ye will."
You can find out more about Wicca in the article 'What is Wicca?' or by reading the Neophyte Reading List
Contact
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