WILD WITCH BLOG
Magical Waters - Part Three

Storm Water: Harnessing the Power of Thunderstorms Storm Water, collected during a thunderstorm, is one of the most potent and dynamic tools in folk witchcraft. Charged with the raw energy of lightning, thunder, and rain, it holds immense power for transformation, protection, and breaking hexes. In this blog, we will explore the collection, creation, and uses of Storm Water, focusing on its applications in traditional folk witchcraft. Collection and Creation of Storm Water Materials Needed: A sturdy, clear container (jar or bottle) with a secure lid Fresh, clean water (if you wish to add additional water to your storm water)...
Magical Waters - Part Two

MAGICAL WATERS - Part One

Magical Waters Part Five

Spring Water, with its purity and life-giving properties, is a powerful and versatile tool in folk witchcraft. As Imbolc approaches in the Southern Hemisphere, harnessing the energy of Spring Water can enhance your rituals, promote healing, and support new beginnings. Whether used for cleansing, blessing, manifestation, or connecting with nature spirits, Spring Water embodies the essence of renewal and transformation.
By collecting and using Spring Water with respect and intention, you can align yourself with the natural cycles of the earth and embrace the revitalising energy of spring. Honour the traditions of folk witchcraft and the sacred elements that support your magical workings, and let the flowing energy of Spring Water guide you towards a season of growth, healing, and new beginnings.
Not All Witches Blow Cinnamon On The First Of The Month

Not All Witches Blow Cinnamon: The New Moon Alternative In the world of witchcraft, it's easy to get caught up in popular practices that dominate social media and communal gatherings. One such practice is blowing cinnamon through your front door on the first of each month to invite abundance and prosperity. While this ritual works for many, prior to Tiktok, its not something I had ever heard of in my folk magic circles. It's important to remember that not all witches follow the same path so I am not even sure where this practice originated. But did you know that...