We are witches. We are beings of power, intuition, and magic. Our connection to the natural world is strong, as we draw energy from the elements and spirits that surround us. We are healers, diviners, and protectors of the Earth. Our practices are deeply rooted in ancient traditions, passed down through generations. We gather under the moon, casting spells and invoking the goddesses and gods that guide us.
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We gather under the moon, casting spells and invoking the goddesses and gods that guide us. We honor the cycles of nature, recognizing the ebb and flow of life and the seasons. As witches, we understand the importance of balance and seeking harmony in all things.
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (BBC)
Run Time: 162 minutes
Production Company: BBC, Wonderworks, Homevision
DVD Release: March 28, 2006
Director: Marilyn Fox
Soundtrack: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Television Scores of Geoffrey Burgon Soundtrack
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- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Cast of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (BBC)
- Richard Dempsey – Peter Pevensie
- Sophie Cook – Susan Pevensie
- Jonathan R. Scott – Edmund Pevensie
- Sophie Wilcox – Lucy Pevensie
- Barbara Kellerman – The White Witch
- Big Mick – Ginarrbrik
- Kerry Shale – Mr. Beaver
- Lesley Nicol – Mrs. Beaver
- Martin Stone – Maugrim
- Jeffrey S. Perry – Mr. Tumnus
- Michael Aldridge – Digory, The Professor
- Maureen Morris – Mrs. Macready
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We work with both light and dark energies, understanding that each has its purpose and place in the grand tapestry of existence. We tap into our own inner power, learning to harness it for the greater good. Our rituals are woven with intention, as we set forth our desires and intentions into the universe. We use tools such as herbs, crystals, and tarot cards to aid us in our work. With focused intention, we are able to manifest our dreams and create positive change in our lives. We are witches, and we embrace our unique individual power and connection to the divine. We celebrate the diversity within our community, recognizing that there are many paths to magic. We support and uplift one another, sharing knowledge and wisdom to help each other grow. In a world that can often feel chaotic and disconnected, we find solace in our craft. We find strength in the knowledge that we are not alone, that there are countless other witches walking this path alongside us. Together, we hold the power to create change and bring healing to ourselves, our communities, and the world. We are witches, and we are proud of who we are and the work that we do. We carry the ancient wisdom within us, honoring and upholding the traditions of those who came before us. With love and respect for nature and all beings, we use our magic to bring light and transformation to our lives and the world around us..
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