Wicca is the fastest growing religion in the USA. As more and more people get tired of the weekly reminders to fear God and to not think outside of the box, they turn towards new perspectives, ones which allow an individual to think for themselves and to change with the times.

Once the world was isolated, each tribe or culture believing in what they think was right and using the laws of Nature to keep themselves in check. For those still affiliated with organized religions, free thinking is still banned.

As a result, many websites have come up, each touting a particular theology or way of life. There are many styles of pagan sites that claim to know everything about the pagan ways of life.

As we eagerly search for the TRUTH, we can only rely on our intuition to believe what is written on these sites as gospel. Which sites can you really trust when it comes to matters or our own individual spirit and inborn awareness?

For newcomers to witchcraft and Wicca, one site that is newbie friendly and informative is:http://www.askroseariadne.com/

Here one can leave questions for a real witch to answer. Children as young as 8 or 9 have left questions on the vast Universe that is magick. The site tries to train people properly in the art and science of magick as well as give proper instructions on how to use magick in a safe way to make their dreams come true.

Another site that is full of valuable information for the serious Wicca practitioner is:

http://www.llewellynencyclopedia.com/

This site has search facilities and a book store. It allows the eager practitioner to decide which books to buy and use for rituals, etc. Also, it explains many of the terms on magickal living in their articles on subjects such as Celtic religion, Chakras, Quartz Crystals, Shamanic Symbols, Astrology, Witchcraft, Voodoo, Numerology, Astral projection, Tarot, etc.

Another site that has a lot of useful information is: http://www.anisoptera.com/
This site helps you find your own path. A grimoire with information on Auras, becoming a witch, Grounding, Sabbats, Rituals, Tarot, Stones, Totem animals, and other thoughtful snippets can be found at this site.

One site that is dedicated to the deep study and practice of Paganism is
http://www.shanddaramon.com/ Here, one can read articles on various subjects and a very informative, interesting and personal article on "Why I Am A Pagan" by the owner of the website.

http://www.witchvox.com/ is an amazing site that puts a new witch in touch with others who are already practicing Wicca or interested in joining a coven. One can search by country and then town or city to meet/communicate with other witches in the area. A coven is good because we get the right training and guidance. For those who do not find a coven in their area, they can be solitary practitioners or create their own covens.