new form of Wicca???

[Neko_Bast]

My fiance is working with a guy that says he is a lanvander wiccan. I have never heard of this befor, has anyone elts?  

[ShadowSharrow]

Nope.

What is a "Lanvander" ?  

[jaden kendam]

Unless he means Lavender Wiccan, as opposed to Indigo Child. Hey look, Im special because I have a lavender aura. eek  

[Greeneyed_falcon]

Never heard of it. Is it the name of his tradition or coven?  

[Annalixa]

The only stuff that comes up for "lavender Wicca" on Google are products for sale that are lavender-scented "Wicca" stuff: incense, etc.  

[TheDisreputableDog]

I know things like Lavender Law that are organizations or conferences created to support queer rights. But I would have no idea what that would mean in a "Wicca" context.  

[Neko_Bast]

sweatdrop I ment lavander......sorry.

I thought of the indigo child angle too but it might also be a gay thing because he is gay. Personaly the first thing I thought of when I heard it was that it sounded fluffy, or that he was trying to be different by creating a name for his path.  

[paganprincess666]

hi im paganprincess666. i have been a witch for some time now and have never heard of this.... it sounds interesting though. what does yur man say is the basic concept of this new branch of the old ways? question cool  

[With Motion]

paganprincess666

hi im paganprincess666. i have been a witch for some time now and have never heard of this.... it sounds interesting though. what does yur man say is the basic concept of this new branch of the old ways? question cool

Wicca is a 60 year old religion. It is hardly "old".  

[Neko_Bast]

paganprincess666

hi im paganprincess666. i have been a witch for some time now and have never heard of this.... it sounds interesting though. what does yur man say is the basic concept of this new branch of the old ways? question cool

He didn't....That is what I was trying to find out.  

[80s_Queen]

[Eshmasesh]

paganprincess666

hi im paganprincess666. i have been a witch for some time now and have never heard of this.... it sounds interesting though. what does yur man say is the basic concept of this new branch of the old ways? question cool

Wicca is a 60 year old religion. It is hardly "old".

however there were forms of wicca that came close long before that. wicca just happens to have branched off, that's all 3nodding  

[scorplett]

80s_Queen

[Eshmasesh]

paganprincess666

hi im paganprincess666. i have been a witch for some time now and have never heard of this.... it sounds interesting though. what does yur man say is the basic concept of this new branch of the old ways? question cool

Wicca is a 60 year old religion. It is hardly "old".

however there were forms of wicca that came close long before that. wicca just happens to have branched off, that's all 3nodding

No, sorry your off the mark there.
There was Witchcraft before and it was too loose and without definition to be traditional outside of a small geographical area. There is also little evidance that anything before had any sort of religous worship.
What is known as Wicca today did not branch off anything. It is an emmalgam of a number of different things that were put togeather for the first time by Gerald Gardner and therefore dates only as far back as the 1950's.  

[paganprincess666]

when i said old ways i was referring to all forms of paganism and witchcraft not one specific type. sorry i didn't make that clear.  

[Kaylara-Nightshade]

Maybe it's like the opposite of the Dianics...  

[Sir_Catherine]

I work at a Barnes and Noble book store and have never come cross the term "lavender wiccan" in any book title or synopsis.

My reflexive thoughts were 1) fluffy bunny and 2) 'indigo child'.