Stigmatization related to witchcraft, often referred to as witch hunts or witch trials, has a long and dark history in various cultures around the world. Witchcraft stigmatization involves the demonisation and persecution of individuals
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History of Paganism & Witchcraft
In this overview we look at Witchcraft in general and aim to get a good understanding of Paganism & Witchcraft and in general and how it came about.
Esoteric
The term “esoteric” refers to something that is understood or known only by a small, specialised group of people with specialised knowledge or interests.
Occult
The term “occult” refers to a broad and often mysterious category of beliefs, practices, and phenomena that are typically considered supernatural, mystical, or beyond the realm of conventional understanding
My Outdoor Alter
One of my alters, this one although outdoor is sheltered by the car porch
Widdershins & Deosil
Widdershins anti clockwise, Deosil refers to clockwise movement
Esbat Ritual
This is a generic Esbat style ritual, although it will depend on your path or tradition variations can be added or removed at choice. This is just a general outline of the most common practices used.
Coven
A coven typically refers to a group or gathering of witches, often practicing some form of witchcraft, Wicca, or other pagan or mystical traditions. The term is commonly associated with the practice of witchcraft and magic, and covens often come together for rituals, ceremonies, spellcasting, and other spiritual or magical activities. Covens can vary READ MORE
Ethics and discrimination in witchcraft
Ethics and discrimination in witchcraft are complex and multifaceted topics that involve cultural, historical, and social dimensions. Witchcraft has been practiced in various forms across different cultures and societies.
Familiars
Familiars possess knowledge, abilities, and insights that can be shared with the practitioner, enhancing their magical abilities and providing guidance. They can also appear in reality and accompany a Witch in life.