"The God of Wicca is the Horned God, the ancient God of Fertility: the God of the forest, flock, and field and also of the hunt. He is Lord of Life, and the Giver of Life, yet he is also Lord of Death and Resurrection. It is said that Wicca evolved during the days of pre-historic man who developed a strong bond with his surroundings. Early man found a sense of "divine power" in the world around him, attuning himself to the rhythms and cycles of nature. Wiccans believe that both animate and inanimate objects possess a spirit, which forms part of the Whole. These spirits were connected to the world around us and given physical representations, most often as animals, but also parts of the natural terrain, such as streams and the wind blowing through the trees (Buckland “Old religion”). These things, all the things of the earth, form what is referred to as the 'The Cosmic Web '. The first Judeo Christian commandment is I. I am Lord thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. Thou shalt have no other Gods before me. The Neo Pagan first “commandment” says, 1. Thou art God/dess. The Wiccan first “commandment” basically is implying, there is no need to go hunt for a religion or a God when it’s all around you and God is within you. Everybody has a soul, a spirit, and their own inner faith in God, you just have to find it, pull it out from the depths of your being and embrace it.The Three-Fold Law is one of the main basics of Wiccan belief. Despite the name, the Three-Fold Law isn 't a Wiccan law, exactly, but rather a universal spiritual principle. The essence of the Three-Folds Law, is that whatever you send out into the universe comes back to you in three folds. The Wiccan version of karma. With that being said, the wondrous gift of the Three-Fold Law is that, one little thought of compassion, one little act of kindness or even one little choice for forgiveness, multiplies. It keeps multiplying, as the ripples spread out to infinity, and back again (Drew).…