Witchcraft, also known as witchery or sorcery, refers to the practice of magical skills and abilities. It carries with it a complex set of rules that vary across different traditions and belief systems. While there is no definitive set of rules that applies universally to all forms of witchcraft, there are certain principles that are commonly observed by practitioners. These rules are designed to promote ethical behavior, responsible use of power, and respect for the forces at play in the mystical realm. 1. Harm none: The Wiccan Rede, a central ethical principle in many forms of witchcraft, emphasizes the importance of avoiding harm to others.
Harm none: The Wiccan Rede, a central ethical principle in many forms of witchcraft, emphasizes the importance of avoiding harm to others. Practitioners are encouraged to consider the potential consequences of their actions and to strive for positive outcomes that do not cause harm to themselves or others. 2.
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Welcome to the latest edition of "The Weekly Witch Review", a kickass guide to all things new & exciting (or at least new & exciting to me) on the wonderfully wacky world wide web.
★ Harry Potter & The Cursed Transition : The Minister of Magic gets a briefing on Donald Trump.
★ Let's See How Alive We Can Be : Elizabeth Gilbert's Brand Of Magickal Thinking.
*editor's note : there were so many delicious sentences & amusing turns of a phrase peppered throughout this piece by Jessica Pressler, that I had to look her up & MUST print her name here. That writing. Those words. She definitely got my attention.
"Eat Pray Love wasn’t just a best seller, it was a juggernaut — which, in case you don’t know, is derived from a Hindi word for the god who sits on a massive cart used in spiritual processions that supposedly crushed the occasional devotee caught in its path — an unstoppable force. "
". you can’t tell by their tear-stained faces, which are turned toward the stage like plants toward light. Gilbert, who is tall and blonde with a face as open and friendly as a sunflower, makes a natural guru for the age of aspirational spirituality. "
★ Stitching the Stars: Trailblazing Astronomer Maria Mitchell on the Needle as an instrument of the mind and why she believes women are better suited for astronomy than men.
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Look, I know that buying things feels good. So does tossing out stuff that you don’t use. But wouldn’t it feel so much better to spend that time and money on something you’ll actually use or enjoy instead?
★ How Does The Craft Hold Up as a Witchy Institution 20 Years Later?
★ The 15th Anniversary of Santa Muerte Coming Out of The Closet : "Doña Queta, as she’s affectionately known, unintentionally launched the fastest growing new religious movement in the Americas by setting her life-size statue of the Bony Lady out on the sidewalk in front of her home on Halloween of 2001"-Andrew Chesnut PhD (photo by Marco Antonio Ferreira).
★ Much of evolutionary astrologer Steven Forrest's writing has been aimed at people who want to learn astrology, but his recently reissued The Night Speaks is a book about WHY to do astrology in the first place- and, perhaps at an even deeper level, why to believe in it.
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★ Blame it on the LSD : Meet the psychedelics-obsessed scientist who wanted to learn the language of dolphins.
★ Creating Your Own Herbal Apothecary At Home.
★ The Divine answers prayers in the most creative ways if invited.
★ What Happened When One Witchy Woman Told The Goddess To Fuck Off.
Life isn’t all angels and unicorns and positivity. Sometimes you need to tell God to Fuck Off. That’s OK. Just know that when you are ready, She’ll be back.
★ WiTCHY VLOG OF THE WEEK : Joey Morris on Harry Potter & Pop Culture Witchcraft.
★ Tuesday's Episode Of HiPPiE WiTCH : Magick For A New Age.
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★ Stitching the Stars: Trailblazing Astronomer Maria Mitchell on the Needle as an instrument of the mind and why she believes women are better suited for astronomy than men.
Respect for free will: Witchcraft generally respects the concept of free will, recognizing that individuals have the right to make their own choices and decisions. Spells or rituals that manipulate or interfere with another person's free will are generally considered unethical. 3. Responsibility for one's own actions: Practitioners of witchcraft are encouraged to take responsibility for their actions and to consider the potential effects of their spells or rituals before casting them. This includes understanding the potential consequences and being prepared to accept them. 4. Harmful magic: The use of magic to cause harm to others, known as "black magic" or "malevolent witchcraft," is generally frowned upon within most traditions. Practitioners are discouraged from using their skills to intentionally cause harm or manipulate others for personal gain. 5. Learning and growth: Witchcraft is often seen as a lifelong learning process. Practitioners are encouraged to continue studying and expanding their knowledge, refining their skills, and understanding the magical practices they engage in. This includes exploring new methods, traditions, and philosophies to deepen their understanding of the craft. 6. Respect for nature: Nature is often considered sacred within witchcraft, and practitioners are encouraged to develop a deep respect and reverence for the natural world. This includes practicing environmental stewardship, connecting with the cycles of nature, and recognizing the interconnectedness of all living beings. 7. Secrecy: While this is not a universal rule, some forms of witchcraft place a strong emphasis on secrecy. This is often to protect the practitioner from potential persecution or misunderstanding, as well as to maintain the sacredness and integrity of the craft. 8. Intention and focus: Intent is considered crucial in witchcraft. Practitioners are encouraged to be clear in their intentions and to focus their energy and thoughts in order to manifest their desires or goals effectively. This requires discipline, concentration, and mindfulness. 9. Tools and symbols: Many forms of witchcraft make use of various tools and symbols. These may include wands, athames, cauldrons, candles, crystals, and herbs, among others. These objects are used to channel and focus energy, as well as to symbolize various aspects of the practitioner's craft. 10. Personal responsibility: Ultimately, practitioners of witchcraft are responsible for their own spiritual journeys and magical practices. They are encouraged to develop their own belief systems, ethics, and practices that align with their own values and intuition. While guidance and instruction from more experienced practitioners are valuable, each individual is responsible for their own development and choices within the craft..
Reviews for "The Rules of Herbal Magic: Harnessing the Power of Plants in Witchcraft"
1. Jane - 2 stars - "I was really disappointed by 'Rules of Witchcraft'. The plot was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters were one-dimensional. I didn't feel any connection to the story or the magic system. Overall, I found it lacking depth and originality."
2. Mark - 1 star - "I have to say that 'Rules of Witchcraft' was a complete letdown for me. The pacing was off, and the author seemed to rush through important plot points. The world-building was weak, and the magic system felt convoluted. I couldn't connect with any of the characters, and the dialogue was stilted. It simply didn't live up to the hype."
3. Sarah - 2 stars - "I really wanted to like 'Rules of Witchcraft', but unfortunately, it fell flat for me. The writing was average at best, with clunky descriptions and awkward sentence structures. The characters lacked depth and development, making it difficult to care about their stories. The plot felt predictable and uninspired. Overall, I just couldn't get into it."
4. David - 2.5 stars - "I had high hopes for 'Rules of Witchcraft', but it didn't live up to my expectations. The story had potential, but it was poorly executed. The pacing was slow, and there were unnecessary tangents that added little to the overall plot. The magic system was not well explained, leaving me confused and uninterested. While the premise was intriguing, the execution failed to capture my attention."