Discover how to become a witch with our comprehensive guide for beginners. Written by a real witch, learn about magick, spells and discover the witches toolkit.
Witches are a supernatural species, a subgroup of humans that can effect change by magical means. A witch can be either a female or a male, as they connect themselves with the elements and forces of nature in order to practice sorcery. Humans who practice magical powers are called "witches". The origin of witchcraft remains a mystery, however, it is known that witches have existed for many centuries, passing down their knowledge and skills through generations in family lines. Contrary to popul
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Everyone has a dark side, too. Most hide it from themselves and the world, while others openly display it through their dark attire. In the 1980s, the "Black Scene" emerged as a result. The Gothic cult is a part of it, which has endured until today and continues to find strong expression in music and art. The 16 pages of our Junk Journal Kit "Gothic Witches" let you dive into the eerie and beautiful ambiance of Gothic witches. Let yourself be inspired by the impressive illustrations in this set and step into a world where the color black reigns supreme. This set provides beautiful scene images for self-designed junk journals and similar projects. This is not a physical product but is supplied as a digital download. You will receive: 16 Junk Journal double pages for printing in the format of 11“ x 8.5“ in the form of high-resolution JPG files (300 dpi), which when folded, result in 32 single pages. The 16 graphic files are packed in 5 ZIP files. The watermarks will not appear on your downloaded images. After payment, the files are immediately available for download, no matter what time of day. If you are a guest buyer, you will receive an email from Etsy with your download links immediately after purchase. We strongly recommend that you save your files on your computer/device, so that they are available to you at any time. Please note that color variations may occur due to different monitor and printer settings. Important Notice: With the purchase, you acquire licenses (rights) for the personal use of the content, but not the content itself. What you are allowed to do with the purchased designs and what not: 1. You may use the graphics for your personal purposes, meaning you can incorporate them into your own unique journals, scrapbooks, crafting projects, etc. 2. You may distribute/sell crafted physical works containing our designs, provided they are integrated into a unique physical product where a significant portion of other elements is included. 3. You may not distribute the designs unchanged or only slightly altered - neither in digital nor in printed form, and neither for free nor for payment. This also applies to POD items. You may not claim the designs as your own work. 4. In short: The acquired licenses allow you the personal use of the designs only. That is their purpose, and fundamentally: one purchase corresponds to one person. For further questions, we are happy to assist you. I wish you much joy and inspiration with the designs.
The term 'witch' carries a negative connotation and has for a very long time. Discover the beauty of what it actually means to be a witch!
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Waking the Witch is a delightful review of the Witch archetype as it has moved through media, pop culture, and mainstream media. From our cinema beginnings with the first “Good Witch” in The Wizard of Oz through our present day Witch Revival both socially and in the media, Pam Grossman takes us on a journey that explores the Witch in all her various media facets. We explore the cautionary tales told to teens and young women about all-consuming power and danger, the association with witches and the Devil, the stigma of being a woman without children (by choice or circumstance) through to modern day witch-based political movements, protests, demonstrations, and world-wide group hex-work. Personally, I adored this analysis of the history of the witch from an insider perspective. As a witch herself, Pam Grossman is able to speak to personal experiences that a lot of us share, and approaches the topic with a caring and humor that only personal experience can really yield.Throughout the book, she shares tidbits of her own journey, and the personal impact various media bodies and events had on herself – many of which were similar to my own experiences. Even beyond this personal experience, the history of the Witch is the history of women and feminism in society, so even if you came to witchcraft later in life, or not at all, this book will resonate – these are all things that we know, but to have words put on them is a profound difference. We had the opportunity to interview Pam Grossman ourselves, and you can listen to that interview here: ttps://wewitchesthree.podbean.com/e/waking-the-witch/
The world of magic defies rational explanation, but beware dismissing it as nonsense. Like religious experience and poetry, it is a crucial aspect of being human, writes the Dark Materials author
