The Seekers' Bill of Rights


Table of Contents

Do I Have an Animal Guide?

The Pentagram ~ A Much Misunderstood Symbol

I am Pagan

Top 10 best things about being a Wiccan

The Seekers' Bill of Rights

A Christain Speaks of Wiccan and Witchcraft

Circles, Why Use Them?

Decrees of Wicca/Witchcraft

The Lore of Numbers

The New Book of Law

Starting a Coven

Your Rights Under the Constitution

Directions and thier meanings

Wiccan Creation

Whats Your Witch Potential?

Tips for Solitaries

Celtic Tree Astrology

Tree Zodiac

Wiccan Week

Nature of Our Way




Seekers on the pagan path are in an extremely vulnerable position.In their quest for fellowship and teaching, they risk encountering those who use our faith to prey on others. To empower the Seekers of our community, a Seeker's Bill of Rights has been drafted. This tool will help to alert Seekers of a problem if a group or teacher violates any of the ten rights described. It will also serve to remind Seekers that while they do not have "degrees", they are still human beings with rights and dignity.


The Right to Verify Credentials
Seekers shall not be obstructed from substantiating claims made by a teacher or group. In the case of Elders that were inspired to create a new tradition, the Seeker has the right to know the circumstances surrounding the inception of that tradition.

The Right to Anonymity
Seekers have the right to keep their involvement in the occult a secret to preserve their personal & professional lives.

The Right to Financial Stability
Seekers shall not be required or coerced into taking on any financial burdens on behalf of a teacher or group.

The Right to Compensation for Professional Goods & Services
Seekers have the right to be paid for goods produced and/or skilled labor from which they would normally receive an income. Seekers shall not be required or coerced into providing discounts or "freebies" on behalf of a teacher or group.

The Right to Sexual Freedom
Seekers shall not be required or coerced into sexual relations with unwanted persons, nor shall Seekers be restricted from sexual relations with consenting adults.

The Right to Physical Well-Being
Seekers shall not be required or coerced into submitting to any form of physical injury or abuse.

The Right to Abide by the Law
Seekers shall not be required or coerced into committing any illegal act.

The Right to Consistency
Seekers have the right to expect consistency in policies by a teacher or group. Seekers should be formally informed in a timely manner of any policy changes.

The Right to Separation with Impunity
Seekers have the right to discontinue association with any teacher or group without fear of harassment or reprisal.

The Right to be at Peace with One's Conscience
Seekers shall not be required or coerced into committing any action contrary to their own sense of ethics and morality.

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The Seekers' Bill of Rights was compiled from experiences other Seekers have suffered at the hands of abusive teachers. Hopefully, this tool will help Seekers everywhere to avoid these pitfalls.