Solitary Practice

Wicca, the religion of the "witches, has long been shrouded in secrecy. Anyone interested in learning "The Craft" had to content themselves with hints from books and articles. The Wiccans wouldnt say much, save that they weren't looking for new members.
growing numbers of people today are dissatisfied with traditional religions structures. Many are searching for personally involving religion, one that celebrates both physical and spiritual realities, in which attunment with deity is coupled with the practice of magick.
Wicca is just such a religion, centering around reverence for nature as seen in the Goddess and the God. Its spiritual roots in antiquity, acceptance of magic, and mysterious nature have made it particularly appealing. Until recently, the lack of public information concerning Wicca and its apparent exclusivity has caused much frustration among interested students.
Wicca doesn't seek new members. This has been a major stumbling block to those wishing to learn its rites and ways of magick. Wicca doesn't solicit because, unlike most western religions, it doesn't claim to be the one true way to deity.
With growing numbers interested in practicing Wicca, perhaps it's time to allow the full light of the dawning Aquarian Age to illuminate these ways. To do so is not to trumpet Wicca as the salvation of our planet, but to simply to present it to anyone who cares to learn.