10 THINGS THEY DON'T TELL YOU ABOUT PRACTISING WITCHCRAFT

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  @cintiacinquini · 5 months ago

  Hey, do not apologise for the change of location. In times of AI, it is really good to hear real people speaking.

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• CR

  @crystalhyuga5679 · 5 months ago

  I definitely understand the 'spells will work, not how you think they will, but they will work'. A while back I did a money spell with the intention of using that money on specific things. Well, the spell just cut out the middle man. I didn't get the money but I did end up with all the things I had planned to use the money to get

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• BE

  @bettinahennig2355 · 2 months ago

  If somebody tells you "You are doing it wrong" they just want to tell you: "I know it better".

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• EL

  @elijahwilson1422 · 5 months ago

  Anything you do regularly with meaning behind it is a ritual.

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• KA

  @katiriaacosta9543 · 2 months ago

  “The devil can, quite frankly, shove it” ❤😂 I love that!

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• FA

  @fabdrab6134 · 4 months ago

  The thing that attracted me to witchcraft is the narrative that there is no “right” or “wrong”, your practice is ultimately your own. Intuition and intentions are how our energies are molded and give us the ability to change things in our physical environment (which aligns with the idea that it is a mental practice more than anything.) After growing up in a strict religious family and leaving behind the shackles of constantly worrying about what is good & godly vs sinful and evil, I won’t subscribe to the idea that there is a wrong way for me to practice. Don’t hurt people, don’t harbor hatred, and let your heart guide you. Every book I’ve read and teacher I’ve listened too always make it clear, witchcraft has always been a deeply personal and more often than not, self led path. Taking precautions (like making sure certain ingredients are safe for ingesting or using in baths etc) and doing research to deepen understanding and to feel more connected to the path is essential, but it’s also okay to trust yourself. My ex religious peeps will understand, letting the fear of messing up and doing the wrong thing go and putting faith in my own intuition was the best mental health switch up that the practice has taught me. ❤

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• GA

  @GavinPalm-e4e · 2 months ago

  As a former christian I appreciate videos like this. Thank you.

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• AN

  @angelatillman4323 · 5 months ago

  Your hair is so beautiful!

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• MO

  @morganniciomhair8284 · 4 months ago

  Personally as an Irish woman I do feel frustrated by so many " witches" miss speaking,spelling our language  over and over.Being told it doesn't matter. It does matter, respect us,our language, culture and language. IF  ur gonna study our craft, learn the language and history. We have been doing this a very long time.We need to respect that.

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• AM

  @amysbees6686 · 5 months ago

  Thank you, Laura!<br>As a “baby” witch still in the broom closet, I found this video incredibly useful. And eye opening!<br><br>Thank you for the reminder!<br><br>Blessed be!

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• WI

  @witchyluck2689 · 1 month ago

  Good info. I am nearly 70 and am about ready to realize I&apos;m a witch. Until I took up with YouTube I had no idea that much of what I do is tied up with witchcraft. I knew I wasn&apos;t mainstream, but not what rock I belonged on. YouTube has been a revelation. I will keep your list in mind.

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  @ItsTaniya · 4 months ago

  I agree, when the spell works I’m always floored, im like 😲

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