Again this is material from Catala's Witchcraft Page. Not bad as far as suggestions go for living the Wiccan Life Daily.
Even when we're not lighting candles and casting circles, it's best to live in a Wiccan manner. Life itself can be seen as a ritual to the Goddess and God.
Many, however, have difficulty in finding the spiritual nature of their everyday lives. We can become mesmerized by the smoke and mirrors of society's trappings and diversions; equally, our home life, employment, bills and other mundane factors can weigh us down until we begin to question everything. Washing dishes can become an exploration of the powers of the element of Water. Working is an opportunity to feel the energy of other people. Cleaning up the yard teaches us important lessons regarding the seasons. Even attending school is an exercise in utilizing our consciousness, and viewing the lessons from a spiritual standpoint can be quite enlightening.
Indeed, a Wiccan viewpoint can get us through hard times. To be able to tap this source of peace, however, we must first realize that Wicca isn't limited to ritual, prayer and magick. Wicca is a way of life as much as it's a religion. Applying Wicca's principles to our world is one of the simplest methods of bring Wicca into our daily lives. The following are suggestions. You may have different interpretations.
Set aside at least five minutes a day as "sacred time". During this five minutes you can simply think about your place in life and Wicca's role, or you can perform other activities directly or indirectly related to Wicca.
 | Make an offering to the Goddess and God each day |
| Morning and Evening meditation |
| Morning and Evening prayers or thanks |
| Working arts or crafts with a Wiccan theme |
| Listening to classical or contemporary Pagan music |
| Tending or planting plants and flowers |
| Volunteering |
| Recycling |
| Journalizing about your Wiccan investment |
| Corresponding with other Wiccans |
| Meditating (or psychically attuning) with stones |
| Writing new rituals |
| Experimenting with new methods of divination |
| Collecting magickal herbs |
| Visiting gardens or parks |
| Listening and communication with animals |
| Reading Pagan fairy tales (there really isn't any other kind) to your children |
This list can be greatly extended. Indeed, once we begin to think of how Wicca has influenced our lives, a wide range of activities can be performed during such sacred time.
