My INFJ friend practiced for a few years, but never really found a group to belong to....It's pretty easy for NFs to get into anything metaphysical. I've poked around a little out of curiosity, but never practiced. I think I never got into it for the same reason I'm irritated by bumper stickers with people's beliefs on them. It irks me to no end - first of all, because it's like a drive-by...it's a heavy-handed slap with someone's beliefs, but in a way where they can be impersonal and uninvolved. >.> And it's also like a challenge when it's overdone. Face it, if you put 8 anti-abortion bumper stickers on your car, you WANT someone to notice "Yea, I'm prolife, wanna fight about it?!" >.> Ok...I'm done ranting. Sorry ><

Pretty much, if it makes you happy and you aren't hurting anyone (including yourself), your lifestyle is your own business.

Im not really in a group either i prefer 2 stay solitary with can exception of practicing with a friend here & there

check www.meetup.com

There should be one wicka group in your area

I almost thought this said Any ENFP Bitches Out There?

hehe

I looked into Wiccan. But like all religions - too many dang rules. So I just practice my powers by myself. LOL!!!
I would love to find a group that's not too serious and just into the fun of being a Witch.

What i love about wicca it that is tailor fit 2 u, u dont have 2 follow every1 else's rules

I would love to find a group that's not too serious and just into the fun of being a Witch.

I'd be happy with a lightsaber and jedi force powers

Posted By sbalbom on 24 Nov 2009 10:46 PM

I'd be happy with a lightsaber and jedi force powers

I don't have a lightsaber, but I do have force powers.  I'm not sure if they are Jedi or something else.  LOL!!!  Basically, I can't remember what Jedi force powers are.  LOL!!!

Jedi powers would be: Prescience, telekinesis, mind reading and mind control, healing self and others.

Of course, INTJ would not bother with Wicca, we're more interested in the darker powers *evil laughter*

Posted By Zsych on 05 Dec 2009 09:52 AM
Jedi powers would be: Prescience, telekinesis, mind reading and mind control, healing self and others.

Of course, INTJ would not bother with Wicca, we're more interested in the darker powers *evil laughter*

hi Zsych,  ...whats prescience? dunno!

 

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>.> I think the INTJ intuition is close enough....

I feel that after researching this "religion" I cant find any solid beliefs or basis that allows faith to be used

Faith is a belief in something that cannot be proven....so there's no real way to argue against someone's beliefs, no matter how little sense they make to you personally.

But technically can anything be proven? How do we know for sure that 1+1=2... its always possible that it could turn out to be 3

Every principle like that was decided by people as a symbol to stand for something else a very long time ago. Numbers, letters, etc.... I suppose you could disprove the symbol.....but the idea behind it, what it represents, remains. A rock is a rock regardless of what you call it.....taking away the word or calling it something else doesn't change the essence of what it is. 1 is 1 because 1 is the symbol for a single unit. 2 is the symbol for a second unit and so on. A single unit will still be a single unit no matter what you call it....so even if you can disprove 2 or call it 3....the essence of 2 is still 2.

It's more abstract ideas....like love, hate, empathy, fear, etc....that aren't so definable. The concept of a deity or greater power is the same way.....it's such a personal definition that any 2 people aren't going to have exactly the same concept of it. I mean, love may be love....but there are so many variations....and one person's negligence may seem like indulgent love to someone else....likewise, autocratic authority may be a form of love by providing structure and responsibility to another person. None of them are really wrong....it's all very subjective.

Thats a great answer

^_^ thanks. I have my moments