The Original Wicca Coven
Join us on a mystical journey of self-discovery, nature worship, and ancient wisdom.
Join Our CircleWicca is a modern pagan, witchcraft religion that draws upon a diverse set of ancient pagan and 20th-century hermetic motifs for its theological structure and ritual practices.
At its core, Wicca celebrates the sacredness of nature, honors the divine feminine and masculine, and follows the Wheel of the Year through eight seasonal festivals.
Wicca incorporates magical practices, but it's primarily a spiritual path focused on harmony with nature and personal growth.
While witchcraft can be secular, Wicca is a religion that reveres nature and sees the divine in all things.
Wicca follows the Wiccan Rede: "An it harm none, do what ye will," providing an ethical foundation for practice.
Wiccans often align their rituals with lunar cycles, honoring the moon’s energy for intention setting and release.
Practices like tarot, runes, and scrying are commonly used by Wiccans to gain insight and spiritual clarity.
Wicca embraces both feminine and masculine divine energy, often represented by a High Priestess and High Priest in rituals.
Wiccans work with the four classical elements—Earth, Air, Fire, and Water—as essential forces in their practices.
Founded under the full moon in March by High Priestess Selene Moonweaver, our coven began as a small gathering of seekers in the forests of Northern California.
We held our first public Beltane celebration, introducing Wicca to the local community and beginning our tradition of open Sabbats.
Luna de Marzo established sister covens in three new states, spreading our tradition while maintaining our core teachings.
Today we continue to honor the old ways while adapting to modern times, offering both in-person and virtual gatherings for our widespread community.
Begin with foundational books about Wicca and witchcraft. We recommend starting with "Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner" by Scott Cunningham.
Spend time outdoors observing the cycles of the moon, seasons, and elements. Keep a journal of your observations and experiences.
Start with basic practices like moon phase observations, candle magic, or creating a small altar with meaningful objects.
Attend open circles or study groups. Luna de Marzo offers beginner workshops monthly.
The original Wiccan tradition founded by Gerald Gardner, emphasizing initiation and coven structure.
Similar to Gardnerian but with more ceremonial magic influences, founded by Alex Sanders.
Feminist-centered Wicca focusing on the Goddess, with both mixed and women-only groups.
Personal paths that draw from multiple traditions, often practiced solitarily.
Original coven meeting in sacred redwood groves
Full Moons & Sabbats
Private woodland location
Rainforest coven established in 1985
New Moons & Esbats
Portland, OR area
Virtual gatherings for distant members
Weekly study groups
Zoom & Discord
The eight Sabbats form the Wheel of the Year, marking the changing seasons and agricultural cycles.
Esbats are monthly moon rituals, typically held at the full moon, for magical work and spiritual development.
How to tell loved ones you're Wiccan
Be prepared to explain what Wicca is (and isn't) clearly and calmly.
Pick a relaxed moment when everyone can talk without distractions.
Highlight Wicca's focus on nature, balance, and personal responsibility.
Allow time for questions and processing. Offer resources if they're curious.
A year and a day of learning
First three months focus on lunar cycles and basic ritual structure.
Next quarter explores the four elements and their correspondences.
Experience all eight Sabbats with the coven before initiation.
After a year and a day, those who feel ready may choose initiation.
Divination and psychic development work
Courage and justice magic
Communication and wisdom spells
Prosperity and abundance work
Love and relationship magic
Protection and banishing rituals
Healing and success magic
How Wicca changed our lives
"Finding Luna de Marzo helped me reconnect with nature's cycles in a way I'd never experienced before. My anxiety has decreased significantly since practicing Wicca."
"The rituals and community gave me a spiritual home I never knew I was missing. I've grown more confident and centered through my practice."
"As a former skeptic, I was surprised by how deeply Wiccan philosophy resonated with me. It's not about 'magic' in the fairy tale sense, but about aligning yourself with natural energies."
Regular meditation is a cornerstone of our practice. Through visualization, we manifest our intentions and connect with divine energies.
Try our simple daily practice:
Be specific about what you want to manifest. Write it down clearly.
Use colors, crystals, herbs and symbols that align with your goal.
See your desire as already manifested in your mind's eye.
Trust the universe's timing. Don't cling to outcomes.
Ready to begin your Wiccan journey with Luna de Marzo? We welcome sincere seekers of all backgrounds.
Our next beginner's workshop begins at the next new moon. Complete the form to receive details.
Monthly study materials
Recommended reading list
Mentorship from experienced practitioners