Do wiccans sacirfice

Answer 1

NO, of course not, Wiccans believe in the law of three, which states that if you do something wrong or hurt someone that you will be punished in your next life or this life three times as strong as what you did. We don't hurt people of animals, we don't fly on broom sticks or consort with the devil (which is a Cristian Creation, we don't believe in him under any name, we don't need a being of supreme evil to bully us into doing whats right) of demons. lots of us are vegetarian's, like me.

A Pagan Perspective

To clear up a few of the thinks said above...

The "Rule of Three" states "That which you send out will return to you threefold." There is no time frame set on it.

However the belief that you will be punished in a future life is tied up with the concepts of reincarnation and karma. These concepts are part of some, but not all, of the spiritual paths that fall under the broad umbrella that is Paganism.

The Wiccan Rede, which states "An it harm none, do as thou will" is part of the Wiccan spiritual path. Not all Pagans follow this.

Sacrifice, the killing of living organisms, is fairly uncommon.

We do, on occasion, cut plants, flowers, etc to decorate our altars, circles, sacred spaces and homes or as part of rituals and spells.

We do sacrifice our time, our energies, our resources for the work we do, our family, our friends, etc. both for spiritual work and in the name of simple friendship.

Blood sacrifice is very uncommon but not unheard of. There are a few spiritual paths under the Paganism umbrella that do in fact use blood in their rituals, but again I stress, it is uncommon.

Some, but not all, Pagans are vegetarians, as some, but not all, vegetarians are Pagan. Both are personal lifestyle choices, not necessarily connected to one another.