The warrior path?

There's this path of wicca that I heard about, the warrior path, and I would like to learn more about it. Would anyone be able to explain this path to me? :)

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I myself tried to research this path, but I couldn't seem to find anything except a single book, and I can't afford it right now, so I was hoping that someone on this site might be able to shed light on this path and what it stands for. Blessings of the ancient ones on all. :)

i would be interested in the link, but it seems suspect to. i would suggest you research the author

This is the book that caught my interest in the warrior path. Just wish I could buy it though.. but good things come to us in time. Here's the link to the book if you wish to buy it. :) :

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1567182526?pc_redir=1404324279&robot_redir=1

Kerr wrote that book at a time when it was felt by many that one could not be both Wicca and a soldier or a cop. As he was a police officer he was trying to show how the virtues of a Warrior could actually fit very well with Wiccan beliefs. The book never caught on that well; although times have changed and the prejudice against soldiers and cops has mostly disappeared.

There really is no formalized Wiccan warrior path, just that book. But you could certain take what Kerr has to say and include that in your own personal practice to create something meaningful for you.

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Thank you lark for clarifying that for me. After hearing about what he really meant by "warrior path", I'm quite eager to obtain this book and look into it further, maybe even incorporating some aspects of it into my path.