An introduction to modern Wiccan religion, philosophy and practise.
The presenter's dreary, badly recorded voice over a PowerPoint presentation makes the first two series really difficult to watch. One episode cuts out mid-sentence and another is missing a PowerPoint slide. The third series has the presenter in front of a green screen semi-miming to his (slightly better recorded) words with a very distracting semi-smile.
There is some information about gods, tools, astrology and circles but I don't feel I learned anything useful or even interesting. To me, 'find out what works for you,' just means, 'work it out yourself.'
The Rede or philosophy of Wicca is "An' it harm none, do what ye wilt" (Do what you will, so long as it harms none) so +1 for that. The semi old English grammar gives away that it was written in the 20th century but the sentiment is fine. I don't mind Wicca but this production is poor.
"You probably won't be turning anybody into a toad."
The presenter's dreary, badly recorded voice over a PowerPoint presentation makes the first two series really difficult to watch. One episode cuts out mid-sentence and another is missing a PowerPoint slide. The third series has the presenter in front of a green screen semi-miming to his (slightly better recorded) words with a very distracting semi-smile.
There is some information about gods, tools, astrology and circles but I don't feel I learned anything useful or even interesting. To me, 'find out what works for you,' just means, 'work it out yourself.'
The Rede or philosophy of Wicca is "An' it harm none, do what ye wilt" (Do what you will, so long as it harms none) so +1 for that. The semi old English grammar gives away that it was written in the 20th century but the sentiment is fine. I don't mind Wicca but this production is poor.
"You probably won't be turning anybody into a toad."