Wicca becoming the largest non-Christian religion within that community."The Wiccan is a man of forty or a woman in her thirties, Caucasian, fairly well educated, do not earn much, but it's probably not too concerned with material things, someone who is part of what demographers call the lower middle class . " The stereotype of a Wiccan, Leo Ruickbie, 2004."(...) Lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God, having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof. From such turn away "(2 Timothy 3: 4:05).In Brazil, according to the graph shown, by the year 2000, there were about Wiccans from 10,000 to 50,000, although there is no diversification between Wicca and other Neopagan traditions, that made the 2000 Census Wiccans were included in groups of "other religions" and "Religiosity not Determined." Anyway, since the 1990s Wicca or Witchcraft in general has grown significantly in the country, especially in Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and some cities in the Northeast.From 2000 to 2010, the Wicca religion grew absurd, and more than in the 2010 Census conducted by the IBGE, Wicca, Paganism and Neo-Paganism had not been included in the list of religions in the country, one can say that many of the followers of pagan religions and neo-pagan, as is the case of the Wiccan religion, were distributed among the esoteric traditions (74,013 followers), other religions (11,306 followers) or religiosity undetermined / poorly defined (628,219 followers). (Source: Wikipedia).Practice & AccessoriesMany accessories are utulizados rituals. The most common herbs are turmeric and rosemary; incenses are eucalyptus, clove and balsam; quartz stones are blue, yellow and blue - navy. The Pentagram, the Venus of Willendorf and the Seal of Solomon are the symbols, and potions are more used the punch of love, abundance and potion love potion. All this would be used to stimulate positivism, which would be the psychological change in favor of the objective pursued.The researcher of neo-paganism and High Priestess Margot Adler, defined ritual as "a method of reintegrating individuals and groups into the cosmos, and a link with the activities of daily life with meaning, often overlooked, the present," wrote that rituals, celebrations and rites of passage are not "repetitive experiences", but practiced with the aim of inducing a mystical experience in participants, thus altering their consciousness.Even the high priest and historian Aidan Kelly pointed out that the ritual comes first, the myth comes in second in wicca. Therefore Adler stated that "ironically, considering the many pronouncements against witchcraft as a threat to reason, the Craft is one of the few religious viewpoints totally compatible with modern science, allowing a total skepticism about even its own methods, myths and rituals."There are many rituals in Wicca that are used to celebrate the Sabbats, worshiping the deities or doing witchcraft. Usually are performed at full moon, or during the new moon, which is known as Esbat. In typical rites, the coven or solitary witches meet within a magic circle. might occur evocation of the "Guardians" of the cardinal points, alongside their respective classical elements: Air, Fire, Water, Earth and Ether. Once