SpirWitchal Witchcraft- Foundations

Here you will find yourself delving into the realms of witchcraft and spirituality! I am so excited for you to begin this journey! If you are a new witch, this is a great foundations course to set you on your way to becoming the witch you want to be! For the experienced witches, this course can be a way to challenge your current beliefs and thoughts on your craft and witchcraft in general. Either way, I'm so excited you decided to embark on this journey!

From the beginnings of wise people crafting their lives with magic, there's been a need to record process, spells, and experiences. These early books were more like journals and recipe books that midwives, herbalists, and other wise members of their societies kept and passed on to their successors. More often than not, the information was passed down via…

To start off this journey, let's take time to bless your sacred book that will hold all your knowledge and personal stories about your witchcraft practice. You'll need a representation…

With this exercise we begin to blend spirituality and witchcraft by peering into your own wants and needs surrounding a witchcraft practice you can call your own. Meditating, practicing mindfulness, honoring a deity (or not), celebrating the seasons or honoring those season as Sabbats are all practices that are outside the term witchcraft and lend themselves more to spirituality. This course will guide you to weave your own spirituality within a witchcraft practice.

This meditation is designed to start the process of creating an internal 'place' to spend time and practice mindfulness, gratitude, or to simply find peace within yourself and your practice….

First I’d like to take a minute and ask you how you feel when someone speaks the word ‘witch’? If someone called you this name, how would you feel? The word has a considerable amount of baggage attached to it, and for good reasons. History has used ‘witch’ as

Whether you are a solitary witch or prefer to practice witchcraft in a group or coven, there are terms that a witch should know the definition of to be able to communicate clearly within witchcraft and spiritual spaces on social media and in private. Terminology helps us define what we are and are not. Language is a magic in itself, and is an important part of witchcraft.

Addressing cultural appropriation in the context of witchcraft and spiritual practices is essential for fostering a respectful and inclusive community.

Cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation both involve the use of elements from another culture, but they differ profoundly in meaning and effect. Let’s explore these distinctions….

The terms can get a bit confusing when speaking with others about their paths and labels. So let’s look a bit on how we can ‘stack’ labels.

This is the second in your meditation series for this course. Part 2 continues with creating your Witch Hideaway. Please…

There are some symbols that are common in most witchcraft practices. Here are some of them and how they can be used.

Your assignment for this week is to create your own personal power sigil. Use a….

Let's dive into your personal beliefs about witchcraft and spirituality. These questions are meant to

This meditation is meant to create a calmness in the mind and body in order to foster conditions for your subconscious mind to release what it feels is no longer serving its purpose in your life.

Having a regular gratitude practice is essential, in my opinion, for a well-rounded and successful spiritual practice. It allows us to express thankfulness toward ourselves, our

Mindfulness holds significant importance within the realms of spirituality and magic, providing a profound connection between the practitioner and the energies that surround them. At its core, mindfulness involves…

Toxic positivity in the spiritual and witch communities online and off is definitely worth addressing while we discuss gratitude and mindfulness.

Add both your gratitude and mindful practices to your BOS. This is another section of my BOS that changes as I change. I used to have…

Gratitude with a witchcraft spin on it can look like a weekly or regular ritual. Below is one that I'd like you to try and see if it's something that you like or that you can modify to make it your own. I've written it to be done at night, but feel free to modify.

Like the previous meditation, this builds on the one before it. As always, journal your experience!

Sympathetic Magic is a concept rooted in anthropological and occult beliefs, often associated with the idea that like produces like or that an object can be influenced by something with which it has a symbolic connection.

Nature magic is also known as Elemental or Physical Magic and is a magical practice that emphasizes a close connection with the natural elements and forces of the earth, including earth, air, fire, and water.

Chaos Magic is a magical tradition that emphasizes creativity, individualism, and the belief that belief itself is a tool for shaping reality. Chaos magic emerged as a modern magical movement in the late 20th century, particularly in the 1970s and 1980s. Its origins can be traced to several key influences and figures within the Western occult tradition

Ceremonial magic, also known as ritual magic or high magic, is a complex and structured form of magical practice.

Now that you've reached the end of this course, I'd like you…