The noun Wiccian is an old name (Celtic or Saxon I think but not sure) used for the female version of a Wizard. These people utilize the powers of the Earth and "underworld" (Mother Earth) to give their spells and "magick" power. The modern idea of this "Mother Earth" entity is Gaia but the ideas are from the original Celtic cult.

Slightly different from warlocks and witches who rely directly on the powers of Satan for their spells.

Morganeuse and daughter Morgana (or Morgan le Fey) in the fictional stories of King Aurther were Wiccians. Their powers derived from the earth but channeled by the earth spirit Vivien or Nimue otherwise known as the "Lady of the Lake" and in some stories as Moab. (some Authorian stories tell that these two spirits were sisters while other stories don't mention Moab at all)

Merlin, being half human and half earth sprit could channel the powers of the earth himself.

All this is fictional, of course, but the fiction is based on the old Celtic beliefs.

Those that say they are Wiccians or Wizards but deny the above, do not understand the meaning of what they call themselves, basing what they choose to call them selves on Harry Potter stories a complete bastardization of the original ideas and beliefs.

The reference to wolves may be because in these beliefs, the wolf played the part of Earth's protectors and messengers and sometimes, like ravens, were often thought to be the physical embodiment of the earth spirits themselves.

thank you......that sounds like what some christians try to do, ie. pat robertson rebuking a hurricane....is this the same ?

christians speak rebuke in the name of christ. What process do you use? Or can you give an example of some energy bending feat that you performed?

Could this be done by someone accidentally who was not trained?