Just out of curiosity

[CuAnnan]

Sovereign of Darkness

reagun ban

Sovereign of Darkness

reagun ban

Dulliath

Maybe I should call myself an M'notsheryet instead?

Made up term?
Google returns nothing and Wikipedia draws a blank.

"Am not sure yet" I believe. Phonetic group word, more likely than anything often used.

LOL
Dyslexia can be no fun.

And for some reason, I feel really bad now. confused

Put your mind at rest good sir.
Neither were you to know nor did I take offence.
I am sincerely amused at the inability that genetics or development has left me with because of times like this.  

[Witchwolf]

eek oooooooooookkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk  

[Doctrix]

Dulliath

I know that once initiated into a lineaged wiccan coven as a priest or priestess, someone can say they are wiccan. What do people call themselves if they are neophytes working towards being initiated into a lineaged coven? Do they have the right to at least say they are practicing the wiccan faith?

Well, since you asked, in my humble opinion, no. It is my belief that you are not yet practicing or even studying Wicca. The following is copied and pasted from my Wicca FAQ:

Quote:

I'm not yet Initiated, but I am absolutely positive that I will be someday! What should I call myself?

In the interest of honesty, I suggest that you do not deceive yourself or others by calling yourself "Wiccan" or "a Wiccan ______" (fill in the blank with whatever euphamism an eager seeker can dream up.) Otherwise, you may get off on the wrong foot with the very Wiccans that you seek, or confuse your fellow seekers! If you're already "Pagan," that was my label of choice for the years between when I decided I would seek Initiation and when it actually happened. With regards to Wicca, you may choose to call yourself a "seeker" of Wicca (current, favoured lingo,) in order to help us Wiccans understand that you are, indeed, seeking Initiation!  

[Dulliath]

[Kudzu]

Dulliath

I know that once initiated into a lineaged wiccan coven as a priest or priestess, someone can say they are wiccan. What do people call themselves if they are neophytes working towards being initiated into a lineaged coven? Do they have the right to at least say they are practicing the wiccan faith?

Well, since you asked, in my humble opinion, no. It is my belief that you are not yet practicing or even studying Wicca. The following is copied and pasted from my Wicca FAQ:

Quote:

I'm not yet Initiated, but I am absolutely positive that I will be someday! What should I call myself?

In the interest of honesty, I suggest that you do not deceive yourself or others by calling yourself "Wiccan" or "a Wiccan ______" (fill in the blank with whatever euphamism an eager seeker can dream up.) Otherwise, you may get off on the wrong foot with the very Wiccans that you seek, or confuse your fellow seekers! If you're already "Pagan," that was my label of choice for the years between when I decided I would seek Initiation and when it actually happened. With regards to Wicca, you may choose to call yourself a "seeker" of Wicca (current, favoured lingo,) in order to help us Wiccans understand that you are, indeed, seeking Initiation!

*smacks head* You know, I read through your FAQ in Pathways a couple of weeks back. I have no excuse for why I didn't remember.
Thanks for reminding me.