Religion, or spiritualism should both/all be personal. If it ain't personal, you ain't doing it right! I've started (actually) reading some wiccan books. (Currently: Handfasting and Heartbound. Next: Wicca for the Solitary Practioner) I say actually because several I've had for awhile and just have not gotten around to reading, despite the desire to. (Time is the enemy!) and while I cut my path down my spiritual road (for, despite the fact I've known I am pagan for a long time, I've never taken the time to explore exactly what path I'd like to go down, nor what it meant to me.) I'm finding that, while the formulaic outlines are useful (like guidelines or a cooking receipe) using them exactly as prescribed just seems less personal. Like christianity seems to me, y'know? "First annoint your brow, then kneel and pray 36 times ..." shwa? Do it until it's done makes sense, but why would that necessarily be 36 prayers later? That makes no sense to me.
At any rate, I just thought I'd appreciate you bringing back the Wicca section. :) Sometimes it's nice to be reminded that you aren't the only one.
