
About Me
Hello, and welcome.
My name is Cindy, and I’m so glad you’re here.
Some of you may recognize me from another website I recently decided to remove. The reason is simple: I realized I wasn’t writing about the things that truly mattered to me. With the exception of Bobber, of course, much of what I was sharing no longer reflected who I am or the direction I wanted to go. This blog is a fresh start—a place where I can write from the heart.
One of the first questions people ask is, “Why The Wiccan Christian?”
It’s a fair question, and one I’ll probably explore in several future posts. The short answer is that my spiritual journey has been shaped by both Christianity and my appreciation for certain Wiccan beliefs.
I was raised as a Christian, and my faith in God remains the foundation of my life. About eight years ago, I became curious about Wiccan philosophy—not so much every ritual, but the deep respect for nature, the belief that our actions have consequences, and the importance of living in a way that does as little harm as possible. I don’t claim to be an expert, and I’m still learning, but those ideas have resonated with me.
My love of nature began long before I ever heard the word “Wicca.” As a child, I always felt closest to God outdoors. The sound of the wind through the trees, birds singing at sunrise, an unexpected butterfly, or the sight of an eagle soaring overhead have always reminded me that God speaks in ways that often don’t require words.
I also believe that life is full of meaning. Sometimes that meaning comes through nature, sometimes through dreams, sometimes through unexpected moments that make us stop and pay attention. Whether others see those moments the way I do isn’t important. They’re part of how I experience the world, and this blog is a place where I can share those experiences honestly.
More than anything, I hope this becomes a place where people feel welcome. Whether you share my beliefs, disagree with them, or are simply curious, you’re invited to join the conversation with kindness and respect.
If something I write encourages you, comforts you, or simply gives you something to think about, then this blog has served its purpose.
Thank you for stopping by. I hope you’ll stay awhile, and I hope you have a beautiful day.
Peace,
Cindy
