jpetlove, thanks If all beople would be like you, I think that there would be less troube in this world. cheers
zennie

You may want to read this book before you get too bent out of shape Courious... Or google Irish wiccan ritual ;)

I have made the aquaintance of many Wiccan women online through social networking sites and I have always found them to be at least tolerant and often curious about bestiality. I think this is because of the tolerant nature of their belief systems and also their desire to be as close as possible to the wild and natural and to value it very highly.

dogsR

ok interesting

I was passing through Nanango the other night too B)

I guess I need to do a little more research ....

thanks for the notation I'll be a little more aware

thanks for the reference Nightly appreciated ....

always looking for input though I have already red some of edain McCoy's material...

and Curious1looking, no I actually meant witta it is a little more backdated in it's traditions than the wicca I'm led to believe though very similar. I haven't been able to find much about it other than some references of it's existence I do keep saying people take things I say the wrong way ... please OBSERVE a little better before you start putting up your hackles I don't say things to upset any one ...I find nothing wrong with Irish ways of living or their beliefs, I have a lot of Scottish blood in veins so I'm close to home...read the whole of what I said again and try to understand why I said it in the first place that means read also the first post in the thread....

YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW ANNOYING IT IS WHEN PEOPLE HAVE A GO AT ME FOR THINGS, WHEN THEY ONLY THINK THEY HAVE THE WHOLE PICTURE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



DANG!!

This post has been edited by WolfLust on Jan 2 2008, 04:18 AM

I would think that any modern day wicca, pagan or practicing witch would at least be understanding about bestiality. What could there possibly be in their particular beliefs systems that would make them be against it. :thinking:

However, not all Pagans and Wiccans are tolerant and willing to except this particular lifestyle. It's a choice and just because we are respectful nature worshippers does not in fact make us Zoo. The same goes that one could say that most wiccans/pagans are in fact lesbians agian not true....it's a lifestyle choice. I choose to be what i am, do i practice wicca yes, do i participate in beast sex no, am i a lesbian not by a long shot. Yes i would love to at least try k9, but i don't see it happening. And i have been with another woman but they are not a part of me being wiccan. Agian they are lifestyle choices and not every pagan or wiccan will participate in them. Hope everyone here understands that....Blessed Be

wiccans, pagans or whatever you got me realy comfused. You K9wiccan, you eve bering the name that suggests that you are into dogs, but you are saying that you are not into animals, but you would like to try with dogs. Would it not be more apropriate to try dogs first, and if you like it,, than asume that nick ? So I wonder why are you here ?
cheers

Oh dear ... as Juliet said "What's in a name? A rose by any other name..." We seem unable to get beyond that puritan witchcraft obsession of the 16th and 17th centuries.

We have heard from three members who embrace the Wicca/Pagan religion and yet their voice seems to go unheard!

referring to zennie's original post re bestiality:

k9wiccan Posted: Dec 23 2007, 04:57 AM

warrior44_us Posted: Dec 23 2007, 04:10 PM

... and I can also understand curious1looking's indignation at the use of a national (Irish) tag. Such terms are easily misunderstood and just these few posts have shown how little common understanding there is.

One of BF's greatest strengths is the tolerance and respect for others viewpoints - and that extends to usernames - many here have some species tag as part of their username - but it is generally taken as indicating a particular interest and not necessarily actual physical involvement.

Perhaps we should be less concerned about the exotic habits real or imagined of other cultures and rather more with ensuring that we lead our own lives in the spirit that our 'Wicca' members have indicated.

warrior44_us Posted: Dec 23 2007, 04:10 PM

P.S Don't believe evrything you read in newspapers!!! :thinking: :whistling:

Orlanda :puppykiss: :puppykiss:

This post has been edited by ORLANDA_LUPAE on Jan 3 2008, 03:17 PM

And i name can mean many things.....i'm a avid dog lover, i would rather own dogs than cats anyday of the week, hence the k9 part tis better then spelling out cainine don't you think. I'm also a wiccan so there you have it my name here. As for why i'm here, gathering information, before i jump head first into a fantasy/desire that i've had for a while. Which last time i looked was the purpose of all the how-to threads and in part this board.

But back on topic in response to silkythighs, though many will not openly condone beastiality, they will not openly condemn it either. Goes back to lifestyle choices and beliefs.

K9wiccan, thanks for your explanation. So I will bear in mind that the nick does not nessesary represents the person. for example, if the nick is Georgina it could be actualy George. Nevertheless we are here in this wonderfull forum, and we all can learn a lot here. And let us not start a battle of the wiccans, and let love our animals , especialy dogs, hmmmmmmmm
cheers

I think you did the right thing. You wasn't to naive :)

Was just wondering after reading the topic started by Zennie if any member would like to start a Pagan/Wicca group as their seems to be a few of us on here. I would start this myself but not sure how to go about it and do not want to get into trouble with the mods. Here is to a Blessed Meet.

Wow, thanks. A good thread and I enjoyed Peeking in and seeing what it was all about. My thanks for all the good information that I'd of not otherwise been privy to. Hope that all are well with all.

A 10 to all.

My apologies I've only recently returned to this thread and unsure how to quote what some individual posters said in this response ....... so am doing the best I can ^_^

Nitely I'm perfectly entitled to take exception when the Irish are singled out particularly for anything ...... and "get bent out of shape" ..... there was no need to single us out in particular

Wolflust With respect you should be more sensitive to what you say and not pick out individual races and I OBSERVED quite sufficiently thank you in my opinion ... I'm not surprised people "have a go at you" ..... try reading your comments sometimes maybe and think would you be offended if you were that nationality ?

Orlando Lupae..... Thank you for understanding my indignation at the use of national labels / tags ^_^ .... and you're quite right about the usernames ..... I for example came across a user name recently of BloodyIrish ...... I could complain that is racist and it is from an Irish person's viewpoint ..... I am not going to but it is very offensive.

For the record I have no problem with how others live their lives or their beliefs even when different to mine ..... but please do not single out a whole country unnecessarily and lob us all together.