Wicca cults

[dinodizdarevic211]

Shortly, one of my closest friends got into wiccan group, apparently it's a small group, led by one person who is 'experienced' in wicca, and they will meet up in about a month.
Members must purchase the book from that persons webpage in order to join and meet with others... And I have read their stuff on website (I would post it but it's not on english), and it's utter crap, so to say.
Most of all, they are VERY MUCH against Satanism, bashing it in every possible way, and she knows that I'm a Satanist, so she doesn't want to listen to me (I tried to tell her that it's just a con, they will use her to get money, or maybe even worse).

To let go or .. ? I can't reveal my identity or go there by myself either, as I'm not sure how agressive they might be, it could be dangerous to do so.

 

[Magus Immortalis]

I get the feeling that your friend is looking for a mentor, or someone to lead her. Many people are these days, searching for spirituality. "Gurus", authors, charismatic church/temple leaders...there seems to be no shortage of people trying to fill this position.Likely the leader of this group has some type of charisma in their writing, to get suckers to part with their money and their time.In the JoS Advanced Meditation group, in the Files section, there are  "Books on Witchcraft." Why not show your friends these, they are pretty good, and when she compares their content to the hogwash that is in the "leader's" handbook, she will be able to tell the difference. And what about the Satanic Witchcraft section on JoS? Witchcraft is very much hands on learning, finding things out for yourself, using your own powers, studying and reading, instead of depending on some person telling others what to do. Many people today are programmed to be sheep, to look for leaders, to do as they are told to do, with little thought to themselves, their own actions or future. Maybe suggest to her these things? She might not take it well, people don't like *at all* being told these things.Maybe she will stick it in the back of her mind to remember, maybe not. Some people are stubborn and are like, "you know nothing, I know what's best for me! .<" and plug their fingers in their ears while  you try to reason with them.They only learn once they trip on their feet and land on their face, and get a few bruises and cuts. 
If you decide to go, make a strong aura of protection. I also like to use Thurisaz for protection, seeing it glowing bright red as a wall in my aura, and around me too. Programming it to destroy my enemies.You can feel it. I used to do this a lot before going to the occult supply store (which was run by a coven of witches) because they were drama-queens and also very invasive and sneaky. It works.

From: dinodizdarevic211 <dinodizdarevic211@...
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Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 11:01:15 AM
Subject: Wicca cults

  Shortly, one of my closest friends got into wiccan group, apparently it's a small group, led by one person who is 'experienced' in wicca, and they will meet up in about a month.
Members must purchase the book from that persons webpage in order to join and meet with others... And I have read their stuff on website (I would post it but it's not on english), and it's utter crap, so to say.
Most of all, they are VERY MUCH against Satanism, bashing it in every possible way, and she knows that I'm a Satanist, so she doesn't want to listen to me (I tried to tell her that it's just a con, they will use her to get money, or maybe even worse).

To let go or .. ? I can't reveal my identity or go there by myself either, as I'm not sure how agressive they might be, it could be dangerous to do so.