Wiccan traditions are a diverse set of spiritual practices centered around nature, the worship of deities, and the use of rituals. Many Wiccans honor a duality of the divine, often represented as the Goddess and God. Rituals may include the casting of circles, celebrating seasonal festivals known as Sabbats, and performing spells for various intentions. Wicca emphasizes the importance of personal experience and ethical guidelines, such as the Wiccan Rede, which advises practitioners to "harm none." Tools like wands, chalices, and altars are commonly used in rituals, and many Wiccans also practice herbalism and divination to connect with the spiritual world.