WILD WITCH BLOG

The power of the flame in folk witchcraft is undeniable. From the simplicity of a candle flame to the communal strength of a bonfire, fire connects us to ancient traditions and primal energies. It is a tool of transformation, protection, and purification, guiding us in our magical practices and rituals. By understanding and harnessing the power of the flame, we can bring warmth, light, and magic into our lives.

While tarot cards hold a special place in the world of divination, they are far from the only tool available to witches and practitioners. The art of divination encompasses a wide range of methods, each with its own rich history and cultural significance. From the ancient oracles of Delphi to modern digital apps, divination continues to evolve and adapt, offering insights and guidance in myriad forms. By honou and exploring this diversity, we can appreciate the many ways in which humans have sought to connect with the divine and understand the mysteries of the universe. Not all witches use tarot cards, and that's a testament to the rich, multifaceted nature of the craft.

Excommunicate vs. Shunned: Understanding the Differences in Witchcraft Communities When we talk about social dynamics and community interactions, the words "excommunicate" and "shunned" can carry a lot of weight, especially in spiritual and religious settings. While these terms might seem similar, their histories, meanings, and implications are quite different. Let's dive into where these words come from, what they mean, and how they apply—or don't apply—in witchcraft communities. The History and Meaning of "Excommunicate" The term "excommunicate" comes from the Latin word "excommunicare," which means to put someone out of the community. Historically, it's most closely associated with the Christian...

The stereotype that all witches have familiars is just one of many misconceptions about witchcraft. While familiars can be a meaningful and powerful part of some witches' practices, they are by no means universal. The true magic of witchcraft lies in its diversity and the personal connections each witch forms with their tools, allies, and the natural world.

Whether a witch works with a familiar, a spirit guide, or simply their own intuition, what matters most is the authenticity and personal meaning they find in their practice. By understanding and respecting the many different ways to be a witch, we can create a more inclusive and supportive community.

Not all witches have familiars, and that's perfectly okay. What matters is the power within and the unique ways in which each witch harnesses and expresses their magic. Let's celebrate the diversity of modern witchcraft and honour the many paths that lead to personal and spiritual fulfilment.

Hey, fellow witches! Let’s talk about the latest hot topic on WitchTok that’s got everyone buzzing: the American traveller who was handed a small pebble from the entryway to a sacred site and brought it back to the USA. Now, lets understand something here, the pebble was NOT from the site itself, nor was it from a giftshop, despite the rumours being spread, but from the pathway leading up to it. Witches from that country are now up in arms, demanding she return the stone and practically calling for her head. This whole thing highlights some pretty big hypocrisies within our witchcraft community....