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The Temple of the Four Elements was founded in May, 2003 by Lady Ena Skylark, due to the lack of Eclectic covens in the Los Angeles area. Lady Ena stepped down at the end of October 2003 and Ivy took over as High Priestess. We are a group of like minded individuals, that get together for meetings, events, Esbats and Sabbats, and more.

• Loving and caring towards others.
• A group of men and women who share the same views and ideas.
• A group that wishes to continuously grow through learning.
• A group that does not follow one designated path, but takes embraces all Traditions and to form a new tradition (Eclectic).
• A group that is NOT dominating, and allows freedom of thoughts and ideas.
• A group of men and women who are committed to the worship of the Goddess and the God.
• A group that is willing to help others, even outside of the coven.
• A group that understands their limits and asks for help whenever needed.
• A group that always has free will and judgement. No one is required to do anything they are uncomfortable with.
• A group of Brothers and Sisters that can call upon one another in times of emotional distress, sadness, or basic need, without fear of judgement or rejection.
• Open minded.
• Free spirits.
• Magickal people who also worship the Earth and the Elements.
• A group that allows continuous growth in the person’s own spiritual journey.
• Sensitive to other people in the group regarding their belief systems and spirituality. No Wiccan is the same as another.
• Advocates for the Craft, either through ritual and spellwork, or being out of the proverbial “broom closet” and educating others.
• A group that embraces diversity and change.

• Satanists or Devil worshipers. Satan (the Devil) is a Christian deity.
• A group that uses animal or human sacrifice, or their parts and/or blood products for spellwork and rituals.
• Better than anyone else.
• People who gossip about others in the group.
• A group that puts down Book Religions. Light humor is fine (and often funny!), but we are not those “scary” activists! It’s one thing to be an advocate, it’s another to put the Craft in a bad light.
• A group that practices Black Magick (magick to cause harm) or Grey Magick (magick upon others without their consent).
• Discriminating (self-explanatory).
• People who “flame” others. It will not be tolerated.
• A group that uses illegal drugs and/or alcohol in rituals or spellwork. (In the ritual of “Cakes and Ale” alcohol is acceptable, as is wine in the chalice.)
• A group that pushes our own belief’s upon others. That is just annoying and again puts the Craft in a bad light. It’s one things to help others understand us by education, but we do not need to force our opinions upon people.
• Hateful, petty and spiteful.
• We are a group that does not follow a specific Pantheon or Deity. We enjoy all aspects of the Wiccan religion. This may include certain Goddess and/or Gods, faeries, etc.
• And lastly, Our way is NOT the only way.

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