No, there is no such thing as a school of Witchcraft and Wizardry. There is only and online school called Grey School of Wizardry which anyone can go onto and do courses and what not. Sorry to burst your bubble.
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AnswerAstronomy is not linked with witchcraft. Astonomy is not the same thing as astrology. Astronomy is the science of studying the universe outside our own planet, including stars, other planets, nebulae, black holes and many other phenomena. It is not prohibited by any religion. Astrology, on the other hand, is a form of divination, which some religions are against and others use. Here is a rundown of witchcraft: there was a mushroom that works like LSD that would grow in crops and people would get strange symptoms and they believed that these were caused by witchcraft.
Yes. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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no,but it does have potter house
In Los Angeles? No. There is an online school of real Witchcraft and Wizardry called the Grey School of Wizardry. It is cheap to enroll in, and provides a TON of material in its courses. It is a seven year program, each year costing around 50 dollars to join. Founded by Oberon Zell-Ravenheart, it is the most genuine school of Wizardry that you can find. Given that magic is fantasy, there are no real schools located anywhere.
If you did not receive an invitation from any schools such as Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry, the Beauxbatons academy of magic, Durmstrang institute or any other school in your area upon your eleventh birthday, there is no hope for you. You are a Muggle.
Not as read in any fictional books. The spells and magic found there are just fantasy. Great fun, but only that, fun. The practice of witchcraft (or wizardry) in the real world can be, but is not always, connected to one or more of the spiritual paths known collectively as Pagan. Studying paganism is the life long work of many practitioners, but most are done as a personal search/study, from books by reputable and knowledgeable authors, or with a mentor/teacher and not in a "school" setting.
of course! there are wizardry schools all over the globe. however, unless you are a witch or wizard yourself you most likely won't ever find it, because it would be very heavily bewitched to deter any ordinary humans. good luck, hope this helps :)
If any one of the Cullens received an invitation to Hogwarts School of Whitchcraft and Wizardry, they would most definitely not accept it. They already look incredibly hott. What more could they possibly want?
Not exactly. If you're looking for something like Hogwarts, you are out of luck. However there are groups that get together to learn, study and workshop in magic and there are numerous structured traditions which do offer courses.
Wizards are fairytale and folklore characters. However, in folklore, wizards are always boys, never girls.
Well first off there is a difference between the two. Witchcraft is first and foremost a religion. Sorcery, like wizardry is the art of practicing magick. Through magick both witches and sorcerers try to change the outcome of any event by manipulating time, space, and nature. Unlike the witch though, a sorcerer can be of any religion. They can be a christian, a Jew, or a Muslim, and so on. A witch on the other hand can only be a witch if witchcraft is their religion.
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Wizardry rhymes with.... Candy Stereo TV Astronomy Palentology ( any field of science that ends in -oly ). That's all I can think of. for your poem of whatever!
I'm going to assume, that this is a serious question about Witchcraft schools, and not a search for a Hogworts type school. I don't know of any schools, but there are plenty of Pagan and Wiccan affliations in the general area. Order of the White Stag is a Pagan men's group in Indianapolis; Circle of Wolves, Coven and Grove is an Eclectic Wiccan Coven. Indianapolis also holds an annual Pagan Pride Day festival. For more information, you can go to: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/9802/resources.html