In the realm of fantasy and supernatural tales, witches have long been a fierce and enigmatic presence. Imagined to possess magical powers and the ability to manipulate the elements, witches often invoke a sense of fear and enchantment. One particularly striking image that can be conjured in the mind is that of a witch hovering 12ft above the ground. This depiction portrays a witch defying the laws of gravity and transcending the limitations of the physical world. The act of hovering signifies an inherent power and mastery over the natural forces. It suggests that the witch possesses a deep connection to the supernatural realm and is able to harness its energy to achieve feats beyond mortal capabilities.
The autumn equinox is a time of balance, when the length of the day and night are equal. It’s a time to stop and take stock of the year, of where we are on the Wheel of the Year, deeply entrenched in the harvest season. Much as the harvest continues around us, so does our spiritual harvest manifest right now. It’s a time to look at what we have achieved over the year, our hopes and dreams that were dreamt in the winter, planted in the spring and brought to careful fruition throughout the summer. In this time of balance, we pause, take a breath and assess before we fall into the dark half of the year.
When this chakra is spinning freely, see the energy move upwards to the solar plexus chakra, located in the part of your spine that is centred between your breast and your belly button. The chakra opens and spins faster, flowing freely until the energy moves upwards once again, this time to the throat chakra, where a blue disk glows and spins in your spine at your throat area.
It suggests that the witch possesses a deep connection to the supernatural realm and is able to harness its energy to achieve feats beyond mortal capabilities. The specific distance of 12ft adds a sense of awe and wonder, as it is a considerable height that surpasses what is conceivable in normal human existence. This extraordinary levitation underscores the idea that witches exist on a plane beyond that of ordinary mortals, existing in a realm of their own, where magic and mystery reign supreme.
Fall equinox ritual magic
Autumn Equinox ritual ideas, plus a tarot spread (or journal reflections) and Autumn Equinox Bowl recipe.
A time of equal day and night, the Autumn Equinox is a magical threshold for change. The feeling in the air is like a surge of energy, the spark of transformation, a new direction, full of possibilities, wrapped up in an invigorating chill. It tastes like squash and pumpkin, dark leafy greens, brassicas, toasted nuts, and warming cinnamon and nutmeg.
The Autumn Equinox is a great point on the Wheel of the Year to pause and consider shedding what we don’t need. It’s a time for fire ceremonies to burn what you’re leaving behind, cozy gatherings lit by candlelight, grounding practices, and warming food.
This mid-harvest celebration is about bowing to change, expressing gratitude for how far we’ve come this year and what we have, and — as a time of nearly equal light and dark — inviting in balance. It’s a time for welcoming transitions and transformation, for getting closer to who we are at our core, and preparing to turn inward.
Ushering in the start of Libra Season, the Autumn Equinox is a time when we’re seeking deep truths, connection, and equilibrium in our lives. The key is getting to the root of what balance means to you — because everyone’s idea of it is different, and it’s rarely a clear 50/50 split.
The way we relate to others is being called on for review this season. How are you there for others and for yourself? Do you do the most and abandon yourself often? Do you tend to retreat when you don’t know how to communicate an issue? Do you sweep things under the rug to your own detriment? This is all up for review now, and especially in Libra season.
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Create your own ritual
I’m a big proponent of creating your own rituals, so take what you like from the Autumn Equinox ritual below and add in elements that feel special to you.
Theme: Shedding what’s no longer serving you to find balance.
Honor with:
- Burning rituals (see below)
- Gratitude practice
- Shadow work
- Home protection magic
- Breathwork (autumn is air season)
- Foods like squash and pumpkin, apples and pears, warming spices, toasted nuts — anything that feels like fall to you (yes, even a PSL).
Burning Ritual: Whether you have a fire pit or fireplace or just a candle and a fire safe container (like a bowl full of water), you can do a burning ritual.
- First, prepare your space by cleaning it and tidying any clutter. Cleanse your space by burning herbs or incense, diffusing essential oils, or with music. Light your fire and sit down with a few small pieces of paper (this can be done with others or solo).
- Spend 2-5 minutes breathing into your belly to get into your body and declutter your mind. On your deep inhales, let your body feel into receiving, and on the exhale feel into letting go.
- Write down what you want to release to create change in your life on the pieces of paper. Burn each piece of paper one by one, speaking what’s written on them aloud before throwing them in the fire. If you’re using a candle, burn the paper and place it in the bowl of water before it burns your fingers (you can flush it or pour down the sink when you finish your ritual).
- Once all of the pieces of paper have been released, state what you’re grateful for, then what you’re calling into your life in the present tense, as if you already have it.
- Close out the ritual with music and a dish of something grounding and warming.
Autumn Equinox Tarot Spread/Journal Reflections
i. Where am I transforming?
ii. What needs to be shed to aid in my transformation?
iii. What am I ready to step into?
iv. Where am I ready to take action?
v. Where can I give more?
vi. Where can I receive more?
For more insights on this season for you personally, book a tarot reading with me here or check out my course Tarot Foundations for Intuitive Witches to make your Fall extra magical.
Overall, the notion of a witch hovering 12ft above the ground is a captivating and evocative image that encapsulates the enigmatic and powerful nature of witches in our collective imagination..
Reviews for "Urban Legend or Reality? Witch Said to Hover Above the Ground"
1. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I was really excited to watch "Witch hovering 12ft above the ground" as I am a fan of supernatural movies. However, I was extremely disappointed with this film. The plot was weak and confusing, and the characters were poorly developed. The special effects were also subpar and did not enhance the story. Overall, I found the movie to be boring and a waste of time.
2. Michael - 2/5 stars - "Witch hovering 12ft above the ground" had the potential to be a great horror movie, but it fell short in many ways. The pacing was slow, and the scares were predictable and cliché. The acting was mediocre, and I never felt invested in the characters or the story. Additionally, the ending was disappointing and didn't provide any resolution or closure. Overall, I was left feeling underwhelmed and unsatisfied with this film.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - I love supernatural movies, so I was excited to watch "Witch hovering 12ft above the ground." However, I found the movie to be more confusing than scary. The plot was convoluted and hard to follow, and the characters lacked depth. The scares were few and far between, and when they did occur, they felt forced and unoriginal. Overall, I was left feeling disappointed and let down by this film.
4. Daniel - 1/5 stars - I have to say, "Witch hovering 12ft above the ground" is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The plot made no sense, and I couldn't connect with any of the characters. The special effects were laughably bad, and the jump scares were predictable and cheap. I was bored throughout the entire film and couldn't wait for it to end. I do not recommend wasting your time on this poorly executed movie.
5. Jessica - 2/5 stars - I had high expectations for "Witch hovering 12ft above the ground" based on the trailer, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to them. The movie lacked originality and relied too heavily on clichés. The scares were not effective and felt forced. The acting was decent, but the script and direction let the movie down. Overall, I found it to be a forgettable and unremarkable supernatural film.