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Let's face it: it's difficult to be a Pagan. Not only is Wicca a minority faith, but it's rooted in the Earth, and most people today live in cities where soil, wild plants and animals are often in short supply. How can you honor the land when it's limited to flower pots, tiny backyards and parks that are a half-hour away? You'll find the answers in our unique daily guide to Pagan living, Llewellyn's 2007 Wicca Almanac. Running from Spring Equinox 2007-Spring Equinox 2008, its calendar/almanac section has all the information you need so you can perform magic on any day. It includes the lunar phase and moon sign as well as the color and planetary correspondences. Instructions for how to use this information in your magic are included too. But that's not all! You also need to know the exact dates for Pagan holidays, and they're clearly listed so you can plan ahead to celebrate the wheel of the year. All of this information should be enough for any Wiccan almanac, but it's not enough for Llewellyn. We wanted you to have more - lots more! And this year we offer more than ever before. Important Articles You Can Use In the pages of this book you will find 24 articles that range from irreverent and fun to clever and creative. These articles, written by respected Pagan authors, have a single link: you're going to find each one of them useful in your life. • What to do when you're nature-minded but urban • Seven methods you can use to reduce stress • Special ways to use the Wicca Wide Web • Wiccan do-it-yourself tips and how-tos • Travel suggestions and advice for Pagans Besides being great reading for cold nights or the warm days later in the year, the articles in this edition will help you connect with the sacred through nature, dance and urban culture in your home, as a solitary practitioner and with your neighbors. It will really help you to experience your beliefs in a deeply personal way