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 December 2004 Dear Georgia, I am interested in witchcraft, only my parents don’t approve. My mum thinks I’ll get into black magic, as she calls it, and my dad says it’s brainwashing. I have tried to talk to them about it, but they don’t seem to listen. Is there any advice you can offer me? Colette. Dear Colette, I know this must be frustrating for you and you did what you thought was best by telling your parents who you are. Many people find any change confusing and hard to understand, but with patience I believe that showing your parent that you are a caring, loving person who only wishes to be at one with the earth will, over time, help them to see that you are truly a unique person. Try to reassure them by giving them as much information as they want and try to explain to them about what you truly believe in. However, you must at all times respect their beliefs as much as you would like them to respect yours. Blessed Be Georgia. Dear Georgia, I have been interested in Wicca and Paganism for quite a long time. I am a newcomer and want to learn. Where and how can I learn and join? Pravin, London. Dear Pravin, The best way to learn about anything is to read and practice - try your local library. You can find a great wealth of information by searching the internet and many sites will tell you of meetings or groups in your local area. Always make contact before you go and make sure the group is what you’re looking for. As with any meeting found on the internet, make sure someone knows where you’re going and at what time. Walk in nature and listen to the trees, look at who you are and how you live your life. We’ll put your contact post onto community connect and try to find you some people in your local area who can help you. Blessed Be Georgia. :: Letters Archive |