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11 thoughts on “Could You Be a Witch?”
Practicing witch here, I love daft quizzes. Being a witch heals my spirit and soul, and balances my mind.
Hey there – great to hear from you. I’m more of a dabbler myself but have always found the history and beliefs fascinating and hope to develop in this area – there’s just so much to learn! X
There is such a lot, but honestly I believe you yourself are the best teacher, books guide but they can often push a particular way on you. Or make you feel you need to buy everything else your not a witch. Best book I bought was a witch alone by Marian Green.
Finding yourself is about expressing yourself. The way of wicca (or wicce) ca be nice for some, ritual can attract as long as it does not suffocate, but the big questions can be more interesting. Who is She or He, or is there One? How do communicate with she or him? How do we express feelings? Personally, I find poetry a great means of expression 🙂
Hi David – it’s true that when religions or beliefs become dogmatic and stifling then they lose their mysteries and wonder. I love the idea of poetry as a way of connecting, it’s not something I’ve done for a long time writing a poem but I’m inspired by you to try it in the context of connecting with the divine 😊
I scored 83%, but I practice solitary eclectic witchcraft. Slightly bland in comparison to other forms of the craft, but I just use it for personal mental health more than anything. 🙃😊
I’m probably more solitary eclectic mysel if anything. Pick up a bit of knowledge here, a practice there without realising it could be the craft and only later connect the two. It may seem bland to others but I bet it’s because you’ve blended the practice so naturally into your life which for me is the real magick anyway x
Absolutely! I completely agree! I love basil, I always grow basil every summer for my Italian dishes because it makes them so much better! Who knew? Basil is protective and brings in wealth. I bought crystals offline and didn’t “research” every detail on them. I chose what called to me. Maybe it’s messy to some. To me, that’s where the magick is!
Practicing witch here, I love daft quizzes. Being a witch heals my spirit and soul, and balances my mind.
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Hey there – great to hear from you. I’m more of a dabbler myself but have always found the history and beliefs fascinating and hope to develop in this area – there’s just so much to learn! X
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There is such a lot, but honestly I believe you yourself are the best teacher, books guide but they can often push a particular way on you. Or make you feel you need to buy everything else your not a witch. Best book I bought was a witch alone by Marian Green.
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Excellent – I’ll hunt it out x
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Great post 🙂
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Finding yourself is about expressing yourself. The way of wicca (or wicce) ca be nice for some, ritual can attract as long as it does not suffocate, but the big questions can be more interesting. Who is She or He, or is there One? How do communicate with she or him? How do we express feelings? Personally, I find poetry a great means of expression 🙂
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Hi David – it’s true that when religions or beliefs become dogmatic and stifling then they lose their mysteries and wonder. I love the idea of poetry as a way of connecting, it’s not something I’ve done for a long time writing a poem but I’m inspired by you to try it in the context of connecting with the divine 😊
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Thank you, a long project but it is under way 🙂
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I scored 83%, but I practice solitary eclectic witchcraft. Slightly bland in comparison to other forms of the craft, but I just use it for personal mental health more than anything. 🙃😊
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I’m probably more solitary eclectic mysel if anything. Pick up a bit of knowledge here, a practice there without realising it could be the craft and only later connect the two. It may seem bland to others but I bet it’s because you’ve blended the practice so naturally into your life which for me is the real magick anyway x
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Absolutely! I completely agree! I love basil, I always grow basil every summer for my Italian dishes because it makes them so much better! Who knew? Basil is protective and brings in wealth. I bought crystals offline and didn’t “research” every detail on them. I chose what called to me. Maybe it’s messy to some. To me, that’s where the magick is!
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