New and exploring.

[mikezmac]

I'm in a point in my life that I've begun to explore my spirituality. I have strong disagreements with organized religions such as Christianity, the reasons for which I won't even bother getting into because it's not important to this post.
I've been doing a lot of reading and trying to find out what resonates with me, I do know that it's of a pagan orientation however I don't know where I'm going to end up. Druid, ovate or Wicca. There are bits and pieces of each that resonate with me, however my lack of information and knowledge doesn't allow for me to make a strong decision.

I'm not really sure what I'll get from this post. However I am more than welcoming of anyone's inside thoughts or wisdom.

Out of curiosity, and the Wicca branch what are the tools that are required, and what are the tools that are recommended? And for druid?

If there are spelling or grammar issues or weird sentences, please forgive me. I'm using dictation in order to do this because I'm driving. Yes my eyes are on the road and my apology in advance because I don't know how this came out.

[SnowCat]

Welcome. I shifted your thread to our into section, since we ask our members to start with an intro. Please feel free to ask questions. We're here to help.

Snow

[SpiritTalker]

Mikezmac, welcome to the forum. there is a section here on the basics. There are no tools that are required for witchcraft but the practitioner himself, when working alone. Coven practice varies and the most common tools are the athame, chalice and pentacle, and some but not all, include a wand and censer. Some individuals and groups use only the Stang. Others, stang and stone. The cultures that influence the particular paths vary.

[TwilightDancer]

Welcome to the forum!

The only tool required is yourself.

[Katrinkah]

Welcome to the forum mikezmac!

[Becks]

Hi there!