In a small village hidden deep within the forest, there lived a little witch named Elara. Elara was no ordinary witch; she possessed a pure heart and always used her magical powers for good. She was known as the little witch because she was much younger and smaller than the other witches in her community. Elara's days were filled with exploration and learning. She would often venture into the enchanted woods, seeking knowledge from the wise creatures that resided there. The fairies would guide her with their wisdom, teaching her about the healing properties of plants and how to communicate with animals.
Moon Magic Extravaganza: March Witch Casket Review
Like many people, I absolutely love a subscription box. There is something magical about getting a small gift for yourself every month right to your door.
This month, I have the March Witch Casket to review for you all. This is not a sponsored box, I just really love this box!
Witch Casket is a monthly subscription box that has a different theme each time. From the elements all the way to kitchen witchery, each has unique exclusive items that your cannot find anywhere else. Each item is vegan and cruelty free whilst also avoiding single use plastics. Environmentally, a tree is planted for each box sold and all the packing mailers are biodegradable.
Each box contains an box of incense sticks, tea blend, crystal, art print, enamel pin, ritual kit, scroll of information and various other witchy items for you to use in your practise.
The March box contained a whole host of Moon Magic themed goodies!
The fairies would guide her with their wisdom, teaching her about the healing properties of plants and how to communicate with animals. Elara would listen attentively, absorbing every piece of information like a sponge. One day, while exploring a hidden cave, Elara discovered an ancient spellbook.
The consumables
The incense scent this month was a gorgeous cinnamon and lavender. It was slightly sweet and not too overpowering. Cinnamon and lavender are not normally scents that go together but they work so well in this blend. The box says it's relaxing and I have to agree, the cinnamon must boost the calming nature of the lavender.
The tea blend was a Full Moon chrysanthemum and dandelion. I am normally someone who prefers sweeter teas over herbal blends but I was happily surprised. I brewed this tea for 5 mins in just boiling water before tasting. This tea was quite light in its herbal taste and had a subtle earthy notes. I did add half a teaspoon of honey after the initial tasting and it really lifted the taste to a tea I would drink on a regular basis. I don't normally use teas in my magical practise but this earthy tea really gave me space to ground and centre myself.
The ritual kit was a waning moon letting go ritual. The instructions were super easy to follow and this could not have come at a better time. The act of physically burning what no longer serves you is something I find incredibly therapeutic so this ritual was right up my alley. The card with the instructions and the pencil were absolutely adorable and I loved that fact the the herbs came in biodegradable packaging.
Witch Casket: What’s in the box?
We’re over halfway through the best month of the year!
What are your plans for Samhain? I’ve been getting pretty excited and stocking up on supplies ready for the big day (the countdown begins!). For the past three months, I’ve subscribed to Witch Casket which has been super-handy for building up my potion stash and getting me in that magickal mood.
I found Witch Casket, like many of my favourite witchy obsessions, on Instagram. Check out their page – it’s *dreamy*. Witch Casket is a family-run monthly subscription service, started by a mother-daughter duo dedicated to bringing a little magick into the lives of others!
Each month, Witch Casket is carefully curated and packaged with love and care. The boxes are filled with potion ingredients, spell kits, and other magickal loveliness to add to my altar. They have subscribers in over 40 countries and are so nice to chat to on social media (they’re the sweetest).
September’s edition was all about slowing down and letting go of anxiety – something we can all relate to at this time of year when the wind picks up and Vata energy jangles us around. I know I’ve certainly been feeling the thinning of the veil and my nerves are kicking into overdrive.
It was a bumper box to kickstart autumn – there’s so much in it! Just some of these special items include:
- ‘Fuelled by Magick & Meditation’ Enamel Mug
- Anti-Anxiety Charm Bag Kit
- Blue Crystal Enamel Pin
- Mini Knot Magick Kit
- ‘Don’t Worry’ Essential Oil Roll-On Blend
- Blue Sapphire Loose-Leaf Tea (by TeaCakes of York) – my favourite gift so far!
- Essential Oil Diffusing Chakra Bracelet
- Silver Heart Tea Infuser
Linnet was obviously very interested. But what witch’s cat wouldn’t be?
Witch Casket has been my best investment over the past few months. I’ve gained beautiful altar plates, potion bottles, spell ingredients and tips and tricks to help my seasonal witchery. I honestly feel like it helps remind me why I started on my path into witchcraft, and I still get giddy on 17th of the month when my parcel comes to the door. I ransack the goodies, and Linnet gets a new box…
To subscribe, head to www.witchcasket.co.uk – get your witch on!
(This post is NOT sponsored – I just really, really love Witch Casket :D)
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Witch Casket Reviews
Great products every month. You definitely get your moneys worth every month. These are trusted quality too, with full transparency.
Date of experience : October 06, 2023
The spellbook was said to hold immense power, but only a true-hearted witch could unlock its secrets. Determined to prove herself, Elara studied the spellbook tirelessly. Many nights were spent reading the intricacies of each spell, understanding their purposes and potential consequences. As Elara delved deeper into her studies, she noticed a growing darkness spreading across the village. Crops withered, animals fell ill, and the villagers became anxious. Elara knew that it was her responsibility to help her community, for her powers were meant to be used for the greater good. With the newfound knowledge from the spellbook, Elara concocted a potion that would cleanse the village from the dark magic that plagued it. Gathering her courage, she stood before the villagers and explained her plan. They were skeptical, for they had never seen a witch as young as Elara perform such complex spells. However, given the dire situation, they decided to trust her. Underneath the radiant moonlight, Elara chanted the ancient incantations. The air crackled with magic, and a surge of energy flowed through her veins. The potion glowed brightly as she poured it along the village boundaries. Slowly but surely, the darkness dissipated, giving way to renewed hope and vitality. From that day forward, Elara was respected and loved by her community. They came to appreciate her bravery and unwavering dedication towards protecting them. The little witch had proven that age and size were not measures of power, but rather it was the purity of one's heart and intentions that truly mattered. Elara continued to learn and grow, using her gifts to help others and build a harmonious relationship between witches and humans. She became a beacon of light, and her name echoed through the forest and beyond. The little witch had transformed not only her village but also herself, becoming a symbol of hope and inspiration for witches and humans alike..
Reviews for "The Little Witch: Lessons in Resilience and Perseverance"
1. David - 2/5 stars - I found "The Little Witch" to be quite disappointing. The storyline was weak and predictable, lacking any depth or originality. The characters were one-dimensional and often made decisions that didn't make sense. Additionally, the pacing of the film was inconsistent, making it hard to stay engaged. Overall, I didn't find any redeeming qualities in this movie and wouldn't recommend it.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - "The Little Witch" was a complete waste of time. The plot was incredibly dull and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. The acting was subpar, with the main character lacking any real charisma or charm. It felt like a cheap attempt to cash in on the popularity of witch-themed movies, and failed to deliver on any level. Save yourself the trouble and avoid this film at all costs.
3. Michael - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for "The Little Witch," but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The special effects were lackluster and appeared dated. The story felt disjointed and rushed, leaving many loose ends and unanswered questions. The humor was also hit or miss, with some attempts falling flat. While the film had potential, it ultimately failed to deliver a compelling and enjoyable experience.