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The Alure and Dangers of Wicca

worldnetdaily.com — This is an interesting article that offers reasons for why Wicca is rapidly becoming a mainstream religion. It also offers commentary on the concept of free will and astral projection--free will is an illusion and astral projection can lead to possession of a malevolent spirit. It's an interesting read regardless of your stance on the issue.

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  • trs4ece, on 11/01/2008, -0/+0I'm quoting the two sections each on free will and astral projection since I know many of you won't actually read the entire article (it's pretty lengthy) but I find these two concepts to be particularly interesting.

    ** Free Will **
    "Furthermore, your will and my will mean nothing, as this whole notion of individual will is something of an illusion: In reality, we either serve God's will or we are slaves of the unseen dark forces we have submitted to – forces that pull on the strings of our minds and bodies (but which we think of as our own will) when we lack commitment to what is right."

    ** Astral Projection **
    "Astral travel, for example, is indeed possible – and exceptionally dangerous. Some New Age religions like Eckankar teach "soul travel," a euphemism for astral projection – literally the intentional separation of the soul or consciousness from the body so it can travel around freely, sightseeing, spying on others and so on. The hard truth is that practitioners' souls can return "home," only to find their body has become inhabited by a malevolent intruder spirit while they were foolishly gone, and they can't get back in."

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