The Serene Witch Podcast is a popular podcast that focuses on witchcraft and spirituality. Hosted by a knowledgeable and experienced witch named Serena, the podcast covers a wide range of topics related to witchcraft, including spells, rituals, divination, crystals, and herbalism. One of the main draws of the Serene Witch Podcast is Serena's soothing and calming voice, which helps to create a serene and relaxing atmosphere for listeners. Each episode is carefully crafted to provide valuable information and practical advice to witches of all levels of experience, from beginners to seasoned practitioners. Through the Serene Witch Podcast, Serena aims to inspire and empower her listeners to embrace their inner witch and develop their spiritual practice. She often shares personal stories and experiences to help connect with her audience on a deeper level and provide relatable examples.
She often shares personal stories and experiences to help connect with her audience on a deeper level and provide relatable examples. In addition to providing educational content, the Serene Witch Podcast also features interviews with other witches and experts in the spiritual community. These interviews offer different perspectives and insights into various aspects of witchcraft, giving listeners a well-rounded understanding of the subject.
Gods and Goddesses in Witchcraft : A Beginner's Guide
Many Witches choose to research particular deities who can be invoked to assist in spell working. As you grow in knowledge you will find that many deities are related, or were adopted into different religious systems and often renamed. Before working with a particular deity it is recommended that you research and understand their nature first. As with so much of of witchcraft it is all about going at a pace you are comfortable with and with a path that speaks to you.
We have included below a list of some of the most common deities in witchcraft, but this is by no means an exhaustive list.
1. Belenus (or Bel)
Bel is known as the Gaulish God of light and the Sun who gives his name to Beltane. Belenus is an ancient Celtic God and can be referred to as the 'Sun God', often associated with the horse.
2. Cernunnos (or Herne)
Herne, is the Celtic God of fertility, nature, animals, and the underworld. This God is usually depicted as having antlers and sometimes hooves.
3. Frigg
Frigg is a Norse goddess of the household, motherhood, prophecy, and married women. As the wife of Odin she is also considered the queen of Asgard and the foremost Goddess.
4. Morrigan
Morrigan is an Irish Goddess, associated with war and death. She is often depicted as crow and in triple Goddess form.
5. Hathor
Hathor is an Egyptian Goddess of love and joy. She is usually depicted as a cow or with a cows head.
6. Nike
Nike is the Greek Goddess of victory in all things including ,war, art, athletics, music and so on. She would often challenge her suitors to try and out run her, and is often depicted as having wings.
7. Janus
Janus is the Roman God who guards gateways, transitions and beginnings and from whom January was named. He is depicted with two faces, one to look forwards and one to look back.
8. Astarte (Ashtart or Ishtar)
Astarte is a Phoenican Goddess of fertility, war, love and healing. You may see her reffered to in the bible.
9. Auroa
She is the Roman Goddess of the Dawn. Aurora is said to renew every morning and cross the sky to herald the rising of the sun.
10. Branwen
Branwen is a Welsh Goddess of love and beauty. She is also sometimes linked to 2 other Goddesses, Aphrodite and Venus.
11. Ceridwen
Another Welsh Goddess, Ceridwn is associated with rebirth, poetry, inspiration and knowledge. Her name means 'witch' and she is depicted alongside wolves.
12. Cupid
A name many of you will already be familiar with, is a Roman God and son of Venus. He is the God of love, desire and attraction. Most often depicted as a naked boy with wings carrying a bow and arrow.
13. Matt
Matt is an Egyptian Goddess of truth, justice and order. You will often see her depicted with a feather on her head which some believe is a representation of her powers in balance and order.
14. Freya
Freya, one of the Norse Goddesses, owns the necklace of Brisingamen. She is associated with love, beauty, war and divination
15. Hecate
Hecate or Hekate is a Greek Goddess and daughter of Perses (son of Zeus). She is associated with crossroad, the household, spells, herbs and witchcraft.
16. Athena
Another Greek Goddess and the daughter of Zeus, she is associated with wisdom, handicrafts, justice, law, warfare and inspiration. Patchouli and Dragons Blood are favoured by Athena and can be used when working with this Goddess.
17. Brigid
Brigid is a Celtic Goddess and daughter of Dagda (the god of life and death). She is associated with the hearth, pets, protection, healing, wisdom and poetry.
18. Diana
Diana is a Roman Goddess and twin sister to Apollo (a sun god associated with music, poetry, art, prophecy, truth, healing and light). She is associated with fertility, childbirth, children and wild animals.
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Listeners of the Serene Witch Podcast appreciate the inclusive and non-judgmental approach that Serena takes towards witchcraft. She encourages listeners to explore their own unique path and find what resonates with them, rather than adhering to strict rules or dogmas. Overall, the Serene Witch Podcast is a valuable resource for anyone interested in witchcraft and spirituality. With its informative and relaxing episodes, it is sure to inspire and support witches on their spiritual journeys..
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- Emily - 2 stars - I was really excited to listen to the Serene Witch Podcast, as I am always looking for new shows about witchcraft and spirituality. However, I was incredibly disappointed by this podcast. The host's voice was so monotone and lacked any enthusiasm, making it incredibly difficult to stay engaged. Additionally, the content was repetitive and didn't bring anything fresh or interesting to the table. I ended up feeling bored and unfulfilled after each episode, and eventually gave up on the podcast altogether.
- David - 1 star - I regret wasting my time listening to the Serene Witch Podcast. The host seemed to lack any real knowledge or expertise on the subjects they discussed. It felt like every episode was just regurgitated information from beginner witchcraft books that I had already read years ago. The podcast lacked depth and originality, leaving me feeling dissatisfied and frustrated. I would not recommend this podcast to anyone seeking well-researched and thought-provoking content on witchcraft or spirituality.
- Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Serene Witch Podcast, but unfortunately, it fell far short of my expectations. The host often went off on tangents that were unrelated to the main topic, making it difficult to follow along. The audio quality was also subpar, with background noise and static distracting from the host's voice. Overall, I found the podcast to be unprofessional and lacking clear structure. I would recommend seeking out other podcasts in the witchcraft genre that offer more polished and organized content.