Regardless of whether a Wiccan is a BTW, a modernist, or a solitary practitioner; they generally abide to a common rule, which is the Law of Three.
"What ye send forth comes back to thee, so ever mind the Law of Three.
Follow this with your mind and heart, merry ye meet and merry ye part.
" This has been the general law abiding rule among all witches.
This is their response to the "karma" of the Eastern religion.
The Law of Three has proven to be useful by Wiccans during periods of oppression and persecution.
Wiccans have not exercised any violent movement towards the more dominant churches.
Wiccans were able to nourish a sense of inner peace within them by abiding to the Law of Three.
Nature has always been considered by Wiccans to be alive.
They consider it to be guides and protectors from harm and unpleasant things.
However, if a human being inflicts pain or suffering to other people, this will build up a negative aura to the surrounding environment.
The individual who inflicted harm to his fellow human being will attract more negativity from nature, and in turn, will create an atmosphere of hostility which will manifest itself as a series of misfortunes and tragedy.
Wiccans have always believed that for one to harbor positivity towards oneself, one has to be in tuned with the environment.
What resonate from Mother Nature are all beauty, magnificence, and peace.
Wiccans have always found it fruitful and satisfying when they utilize these positive energies into creative and fun ways.
The continuity of positive energy to being converted into something useful and peaceful creates happiness and contentment within an individual.
Wiccans do not have a concrete concept regarding sin.
However, they believe in the Law of Three and apply them to whatever they do.
What Wiccans are more concerned of is the interruption of their inner state of balance.
They know to themselves that if they do harm to other people, this will in turn find its' way back to them three folds.
No Wiccan can be in a state of spiritual equilibrium if he knows to himself that he had harmed another person, whether be it physical, psychological, emotional, or spiritual.
Aside from attributing the law of three to inner spiritual peace, Wiccans also consider the rule of interconnectedness as an explanation to their spiritual states.
Wicca teaches that every living creature is connected to each other.
What a person does will in turn have an effect on nature and on other human beings.
Wiccans have always found principle to be helpful during times of stress and problems.
Instead of presenting this feeling into outrage and anger, they will convert these feelings into something positive through meditation and chants to the gods and goddesses.
Wiccans have always found it a pleasurable experience when they subvert the negativity, and replace peace instead.
Through meditation, they easily extinguish unwanted feelings to relaxation and harmony.
They find the answers to the cause of such unfavorable emotions, and resolve the issues within them through relaxation and deep thinking.
Non Wiccans should also try abiding by the Law of Three in their everyday life.
It gives people time to reflect on the things that they intend to do, whether be it good or bad.
The Law of Three has proven to be very much useful and beneficial to the Wiccans, especially to those who actualize traditional Wiccan spells and practices.
They lead peaceful and fulfilling lives devoid of anger, hate, and violence.
This can be largely attributed to their belief that spiritual serenity can only be achieved if a person solely intends peace and good things to other people.
"What ye send forth comes back to thee, so ever mind the Law of Three.
Follow this with your mind and heart, merry ye meet and merry ye part.
" This has been the general law abiding rule among all witches.
This is their response to the "karma" of the Eastern religion.
The Law of Three has proven to be useful by Wiccans during periods of oppression and persecution.
Wiccans have not exercised any violent movement towards the more dominant churches.
Wiccans were able to nourish a sense of inner peace within them by abiding to the Law of Three.
Nature has always been considered by Wiccans to be alive.
They consider it to be guides and protectors from harm and unpleasant things.
However, if a human being inflicts pain or suffering to other people, this will build up a negative aura to the surrounding environment.
The individual who inflicted harm to his fellow human being will attract more negativity from nature, and in turn, will create an atmosphere of hostility which will manifest itself as a series of misfortunes and tragedy.
Wiccans have always believed that for one to harbor positivity towards oneself, one has to be in tuned with the environment.
What resonate from Mother Nature are all beauty, magnificence, and peace.
Wiccans have always found it fruitful and satisfying when they utilize these positive energies into creative and fun ways.
The continuity of positive energy to being converted into something useful and peaceful creates happiness and contentment within an individual.
Wiccans do not have a concrete concept regarding sin.
However, they believe in the Law of Three and apply them to whatever they do.
What Wiccans are more concerned of is the interruption of their inner state of balance.
They know to themselves that if they do harm to other people, this will in turn find its' way back to them three folds.
No Wiccan can be in a state of spiritual equilibrium if he knows to himself that he had harmed another person, whether be it physical, psychological, emotional, or spiritual.
Aside from attributing the law of three to inner spiritual peace, Wiccans also consider the rule of interconnectedness as an explanation to their spiritual states.
Wicca teaches that every living creature is connected to each other.
What a person does will in turn have an effect on nature and on other human beings.
Wiccans have always found principle to be helpful during times of stress and problems.
Instead of presenting this feeling into outrage and anger, they will convert these feelings into something positive through meditation and chants to the gods and goddesses.
Wiccans have always found it a pleasurable experience when they subvert the negativity, and replace peace instead.
Through meditation, they easily extinguish unwanted feelings to relaxation and harmony.
They find the answers to the cause of such unfavorable emotions, and resolve the issues within them through relaxation and deep thinking.
Non Wiccans should also try abiding by the Law of Three in their everyday life.
It gives people time to reflect on the things that they intend to do, whether be it good or bad.
The Law of Three has proven to be very much useful and beneficial to the Wiccans, especially to those who actualize traditional Wiccan spells and practices.
They lead peaceful and fulfilling lives devoid of anger, hate, and violence.
This can be largely attributed to their belief that spiritual serenity can only be achieved if a person solely intends peace and good things to other people.
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