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Dianic Wicca

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  • Wiccan high priestess celebrating a lunar ritual
    Wicca
    / Origins and development

    Informed by second-wave feminism, Dianic Wicca was formed in 1971 by Hungarian Ă©migrĂ© Zsuzsanna Budapest (born 1940) as a women’s tradition placing central focus on the goddess. Drawing on the gay rights movement, the Minoan Brotherhood was established in 1977 by Eddie Buczynski (1947–89) as a Wiccan tradition for


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    Informed by second-wave feminism, Dianic Wicca was formed in 1971 by Hungarian Ă©migrĂ© Zsuzsanna Budapest (born 1940) as a women’s tradition placing central focus on the goddess. Drawing on the gay rights movement, the Minoan Brotherhood was established in 1977 by Eddie Buczynski (1947–89) as a Wiccan tradition for


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