Is it weird that I woke up one day and said,"I want to be a witch."

Hey. Thanks for adopting a senior pup. They always get looked over in the shelter because they aren't 'cute' or 'new'. He has a wonderful family now and im sure will be eternally grateful to you.What a sweet boy he is!

Those definitions of a Witch sound like a man who was terrified of an educated, well read, woman.  Lol.  It’s ok.  We are working to change stereotypes.

this women's energy is so ~~ idk how to descripe it but god it makes me happy

What if ur a starting witch in quarantine. And u don’t have access to ritual items because your family doesn’t know

i haven’t started practicing witchcraft but i’m looking into it and doing research on it because i’m very interested and fascinated by it. i found this very helpful. thank you. definitely will be subscribing.

I would love a video on how you started your magic journey

I've been thinking about looking into this community for a little while, and now that I'm actually diving into it, I've been noticing how positive it is. Everyone's so supportive of all the newcomers and it's very encouraging and inspiring to me. I honestly can't wait to begin-

looking for new witch channels to follow
sees your pastel beauty in thumbnail
I am 100% on board

I wish there was a school for this 😭

dont apologize for the sweety.  pup snores are relaxing

“This notebook is going to be so personal to you and you will be using it all the time!” Me with my flimsy spiral notebook I found laying around: 👁👄👁

It's really comforting to hear someone say that it's okay to do things a bit differently, out of order, or at my own pace.

I'm trying to get into witchcraft, but I'm having a lot of issues with anxiety. I've tried a few times in the past to start exploring the community, but I always get scared off by terms like "ritual" or the idea of connecting with the spirit realm. I've heard a lot of creepy stories about demons and evil spirits and whatever else, so I think the fear of accidentally inviting those things into my life is what's keeping me from actually committing to starting my journey.
Does anyone have any advice on this? And maybe some more insight into what goes on once you dive into witchcraft? I'm nervous that it's something more powerful than I can handle, or something that you can't pull away from if you decide you can't do it.

(Edit: Thanks to everyone who posted helpful replies :) I've been practicing as a green witch for almost a year now)

I've always been attracted to nature and magic ever since I was a child. I am not a an overly religious person but my catholic upbringing makes me scared to pursue this, and I have been suppressing it for years. I feel confused in what I was taught was good and evil, and what I truly feel on the inside. Has anyone else struggled with this?

I never really had to think about how to get started on my path. My mom ran a Coven. I am her only child , so I grew up in the Coven. That means nothing other than I have a little more experience than others. I do not consider myself to be anything other than a "Mystic Monk" and as a Solitary Witch I am "Keeper of the Shrine". My boyfriend allowed me to take over one of two spare bedrooms in his house , and thus "Bird's Nest Shrine" was created.
I am an eclectic witch with a very heavy duty emphasis embracing my own Native American Heritage. Definitely Western Mystery Tradition , but I have painstakingly researched into my Tribal Culture to fit recipes , myths , and folklore to fit a Wiccan framework. My boyfriend says I have created a "brand new Tradition" based on my Chickasaw heritage that he has labeled as "Chicka-Wicca". LoL
My Book of Shadows is English alphabet but in Chickasaw language. My altar is a Tribal drum , I use an arrow as a wand. My cauldron , and Chalice are pottery made from clay found only on Tribal lands.
I have created a cookbook of traditional food dishes to fit the Wheel of the Year.

You give off a very calming serene vibration. Would love to talk more with you.  If you are interested please feel free to zap me an email at
stagehandjay@gmail.com

Blessed Be
Or as we say in Chickasaw
Chukmah

There is no such thing as too many notebooks....ever! LOL! you are totally my jam xo

she actually gives off fairy godmother vibes and the hair is just perfect.

I call it a "Manifestation Practioner" It sounds fancy

What kind of moisture is this? sniffs ewwwwww 😂