Wicca coffee

tilly13 · #1 04-10-2016, 07:49 PM

Hi, I know this might seem like a really random question but in the pass few days I've been assigned a new patient a lovely lady who happens to be wiccan anyway on her first night with us I was given some coffee in a small tube which she had bought in from her home and was told she could only be given this coffee because of her wiccan beliefs it looks and smells just like normal coffee and don't know if this someone taking the Mick or not I've look on the internet but can't find anything I don't know much about Wicca so have been doing a little research t
and nothing has come up about coffee, she is soon going to run out of her coffee and I don't want to just give her any coffee if it is actually a belief. Am really sorry if this seems like a silly question

#2 04-10-2016, 08:56 PM

Hello tilly13,

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Originally Posted by tilly13

Hi, I know this might seem like a really random question but in the pass few days I've been assigned a new patient a lovely lady who happens to be wiccan anyway on her first night with us I was given some coffee in a small tube which she had bought in from her home and was told she could only be given this coffee because of her wiccan beliefs it looks and smells just like normal coffee and don't know if this someone taking the Mick or not I've look on the internet but can't find anything I don't know much about Wicca so have been doing a little research t
and nothing has come up about coffee, she is soon going to run out of her coffee and I don't want to just give her any coffee if it is actually a belief. Am really sorry if this seems like a silly question

There is nothing to worry about, there is no such thing as "Wicca Coffee". It's a false notion that has nothing to do with Wicca and its tenets.

Blessed be,
Lepus

tilly13 · #3 04-10-2016, 09:33 PM

Ok thank you I had the feeling someone was taking the Mick but I just wanted to make sure just in case Because I know some people will only eat/drink certain things eg halal meats. Am glad I asked on here first instead of ringing her family

norseman · #4 05-10-2016, 08:08 AM

Typical of the fluffy-bunny wicca variant ! Ignore it.

taurmel · #5 05-10-2016, 04:36 PM

Maybe she blessed it or it has some resonance with her?

Treehugger · #6 14-10-2016, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by taurmel

Maybe she blessed it or it has some resonance with her?

I was thinking the same thing!

Just a suggestion, but maybe you could make her some moon water under the full moon this weekend and use it for her coffee. It may give her some peace. It's nice of you to care about her.