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Welcome Gents - or ladies shopping for gents !

We know that a lot of this industry can be aimed at us females!, and you can argue most of PPEs website is also quite feminist! 

Well not anymore !, its time to let you Gentlemen have your moment! Your recognition, and enjoy being pampered, or pampering yourselves!

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Vegvisir Viking Compass Viking Cord Necklace

£4.99

Wear the ancient symbol of guidance around your neck with this Vegvisir Viking Compass necklace, finished with a black cord for a rustic look. Believed to help the wearer find their way through rough weather, its a meaningful accessory for lovers of Viking lore and protective symbolism.

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The role of men in witchcraft 

Men have historically played significant, though often overlooked, roles in witchcraft, acting as practitioners, accused individuals, and, in modern contexts, as spiritual leaders. While witch hunts primarily targeted women, men—often called wizards, warlocks, or sorcerers—were also accused, with high percentages in specific regions like Iceland, where over 90% of accused were male. Modern witchcraft, such as Wicca, embraces men as practitioners, focusing on balancing the divine masculine with the divine feminine.

Modern role 

  • Inclusivity: Modern witchcraft is inclusive, and "witch" is used for any gender. Men, however, might identify as witches, wizards, or practitioners of magic.
  • Divine Masculine: In Wicca, the "God" is viewed as a partner to the "Goddess," representing fire and air (corresponding with the divine masculine) and working with the feminine energies of earth and water.
  • Leadership: Men often serve as High Priests in covens, working alongside High Priestesses to balance energies.
  • Focus: Modern male practitioners often emphasise personal growth, self-awareness, and connecting with nature, as well as ritualistic work.