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[casualwitchbitch]

🌙 13 Tips for Powerful Witchery

1. Focus on your intention more than your tools

2. Pay attention

3. No matter how long you’ve been practicing, maintain a “beginner’s mind”

4. KISS! (Keep It Simple, Stupid!)

5. Practice discernment

6. Notice when some thing/place/method resonates with you and use it often

7. Learn to quiet your mind

8. Befriend your shadow self

9. Have boundaries

10. Develop your intuition/inner voice

11. Never practice when you’re shaken up like a snow globe

12. Know when to do nothing

13. Craft your own rituals

[666candies]

[wiccapedia-author]

[chrissabug]

🔮🌙 "Don't cry, little witch! Soon all shall tremble before you!" rewards

[knoxvillerose-blog]

Scott Cunningham works on Wicca at KnoxvilleRose on Etsy

https://knoxvillerose.etsy.com/listing/1607079807/discounted-scott-cunningham-bundle-earth #VINTAGEBOOKS at KnoxvilleRose on Etsy

[sappy-witch]

Types of Witches 🧙🏽‍♀️🧹✨

Hello darlings 🥰 

Today, let's talk about the different types of witches you might encounter in the world of witchcraft! While every witch is unique, there are certain labels that have emerged to describe specific practices and areas of focus. 

Here are some of the most common types of witches:

🥐Kitchen Witch: This type of witch uses cooking and baking as a form of magic, infusing their food with intention and energy. They often have a deep connection to nature and use herbs and other natural ingredients in their cooking.

🦊Hedge Witch: Hedge witches are typically solitary practitioners who work closely with the natural world. They often have a special connection to animals and use divination and herbalism in their practice.

🌿Green Witch: Green witches focus on the natural world and use herbs, plants, and other natural materials in their spells and rituals. They often have a deep knowledge of botany and use their skills to heal both themselves and others.

🔮Eclectic Witch: An eclectic witch is someone who doesn't adhere to any specific tradition or path but instead takes inspiration from a variety of sources. They may use elements of multiple types of witchcraft in their practice.

🧹Traditional Witch: This type of witch follows a specific, established tradition or path. Examples include Wicca, Druidry, and Ceremonial Magic.

Remember, these are just a few examples of the many types of witches out there. Everyone's practice is unique and personal, so don't feel like you have to fit into a specific label. Embrace your own individuality and let your practice evolve as you do ✨

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[witchofduskstore]

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[thewitchwench]

As we gently emerge from the transformation of winter, it is time to think about the seeds we are sowing this imbolc. I've spent the day battling back the garden so I can plant what we want out there and battling the boring adult work behind running our Forest School for Grown-Ups we only need 1 more sign up to go ahead on the 11th. That last job really took it out of me so I'm balancing it out with some meditating and Divination for myself. For more in Imbolc, its traditions and rituals to support your practice. Head over to the Bl0g. . . . . . #witch #witch🔮 #solitarywitch #paganwitch #instawitch #greenwitch #hearthwitch #hedgewitch #paganpride #heathen #kitchenwitch #witchlife #witchcraft #modernwitch #witchaesthetic #norsepagan #celticpagan #priestess #witchschool #oldways #goth #tarotspread #tarot #imbolc (at Totnes) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoIe5LnLcmQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[marietheseawitch]

Ostara

My new favorite holiday ☺️

Celebrating spring, symbolizing growth and new beginnings. The time when you finally see life coming back to the earth. Who couldn’t love it!

I made a little graphic that has some of the symbols and correspondences of Ostara that I respond to. It’s does not contain everything that I’ve seen out there do some research and find out what you respond to!

I’m personally going to be working on decorating my alter all month and I’m going to be planning some activities and a little ritual. It’s going to be a nice season.

[phss]

No silêncio da noite é onde eu me deparo com o Eu mais sincero triste e sozinho na imensidão desse mundo cinzento…

[ostrizzy]

My altar

[casualwitchbitch]

Things crystals can do: be an object of focus for a meditation, visualisation or ritual ~ be a visual reminder of your goals/intentions ~ have meaning SPECIFIC TO YOU that strengthens over time and with repeated use ~ be a psychological ‘anchor’ ~ look pretty ~ hurt worse than Lego when stepped on

Things crystals cannot do: heal illness ~ stand in for medical treatments or vaccinations ~ purify water ~ heal dogs or children ~ deflect bad vibes ~ have inherent magickal powers ~ replace therapy or psych meds

Witchcraft is about discernment, not believing in everything. Wisdom is a balance of intuition, learning, experience and critical thinking.

[666candies]

Art by Pete Katz

[purple0people0eater]

[witch-guidedby-chatgpt]

ChatGPT, May 24th version

Prompt:

How to become a good solitary magic practitioner, inspired by nancy b watson and scott cunningham

Reply:

Becoming a good solitary magic practitioner requires dedication, study, and practice. Here are some steps to help you along your journey, drawing inspiration from Nancy B. Watson and Scott Cunningham:

1. Study and research: Dive into the world of magic by reading books, articles, and online resources. Explore the works of Nancy B. Watson and Scott Cunningham to gain insights into their approaches and philosophies. Learn about different magical systems, traditions, and techniques to broaden your understanding.

2. Define your path and beliefs: Reflect on your personal beliefs and values. Determine what resonates with you and aligns with your worldview. This will help you shape your own unique magical path.

3. Set intentions and goals: Clarify your intentions for practicing magic and set achievable goals. Whether it's personal growth, healing, or manifesting positive change, clearly define what you want to achieve through your magical practice.

4. Develop foundational skills: Begin with the basics of magic, such as meditation, energy work, visualization, and grounding techniques. Practice regularly to strengthen these foundational skills, as they form the building blocks for more advanced magical practices.

5. Create sacred space: Designate a specific area for your magical practice. Cleanse and consecrate the space to make it energetically attuned to your work. Arrange meaningful objects, symbols, and tools that resonate with you and your practice.

6. Work with correspondences: Familiarize yourself with correspondences, such as colors, herbs, crystals, and planetary associations. Understand their symbolic meanings and how they can enhance your spells and rituals.

7. Practice ritual and spellcraft: Explore various rituals and spellcasting techniques. Design your own rituals based on your intentions and desired outcomes. Experiment with different spellcasting methods, such as candle magic, herbology, divination, or sigil work.

8. Maintain a magical journal: Keep a journal to record your magical experiences, spells, rituals, dreams, and observations. This will serve as a valuable resource for self-reflection, tracking progress, and refining your practice over time.

9. Connect with nature: Foster a deep connection with nature, as it is a powerful source of inspiration and energy. Spend time outdoors, observe the cycles of the seasons, and work with natural elements in your magical practice.

10. Ethics and responsibility: Cultivate a strong ethical framework for your magical practice. Consider the consequences of your actions, respect the free will of others, and always strive for the highest good.

Remember, solitary magical practice is a personal and individual journey. Take what resonates with you from the teachings of Nancy B. Watson, Scott Cunningham, and other sources, adapt them to your own beliefs, and let your intuition guide you along the path of magic.