I’m A Witch. I Do Magic. I Believe In Magic.

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Yes, I’m a witch. And I believe magic is everywhere. It’s in our dreams, and it’s in our thoughts. We just have to open ourselves up to it. I don’t practice Wicca or any other form of traditional witchcraft, though.

Instead, I practice eclectic witchcraft, which means I use elements of different forms of mysticism. For example, I incorporate aspects of chaos magic, demon work, Greco-Roman magic, and herbalism into my magical practices. I also draw inspiration from various witch traditions.

What Is A Witch?

There are many different types of witches, but they all share one thing in common: they practice witchcraft. Some are solitary practitioners who practice alone. Others prefer to gather together in covens. Some use magical tools and rituals to help cast spells; others solely use the power of their mind or the law of attraction.

Whatever type of witch you are, you’ll benefit from learning about other forms of witchcraft. For example, if you’re interested in Wicca, you might want to learn about the history of the religion, its beliefs, and practices.

Regardless of the form of witchcraft you choose, you’ll still need to understand the basics of the craft. You can start by reading books on the subject or watching videos online.

What Is Eclectic Witchcraft?

In eclectic witchcraft, we pull elements from any practice we wish to use. Whether folk Christianity or herbalism, hedge witchery or kitchen witchery, we mix and match until we find a form and spell that works well for us.

This means I use different forms of magical practices based on what works. For example, if I feel like being creative, I’ll draw tarot cards or cast spells using candles. If I want to relax, I might meditate or burn sage. When I’m feeling angry, I’ll light candles and chant. I enjoy all types of magical practices, but I try to keep things simple and accessible.

I like eclectic witchcraft as a practice because it combines elements from different traditions into one cohesive whole. For example, I use the Law of Attraction to manifest my desires through the power of thought. I believe that if you think good thoughts, then good things will happen. This means that I focus on positive affirmations and visualizations throughout the day. I also meditate regularly to help me maintain a calm mind and clear thinking.

But what works for me might not work for you, and that’s okay! You can combine elements of Thelema, Wicca, green witchcraft, hoodoo, and any other tradition. You can even rely solely on your unverified personal gnosis!

That’s the beauty of eclectic witchcraft. It gives complete freedom.

Do You Really Believe In Magic?

Yes! I do! Witchcraft has been proven to be real to me many times. I wouldn’t still be a practicing witch if I didn’t think magic was real.

For example, when I was younger, I would often see fairies dancing around my room at night. They’d dance so close to my bed that I could touch them. I remember seeing them as clear as day.

Sometimes, I’d wake up in the middle of the night and hear voices whispering to me. These were some of the most vivid experiences I’ve ever had with the magical realm.

When I was a teenager, I would do spells and see my wishes come true so fast it seemed impossible. And yet it happened again and again.

I know that these experiences aren’t just hallucinations. I saw something real. I felt something real. I experienced something real.

And that’s why I believe in magic. That’s why I practice witchcraft because it is real.

Aren’t Witches Evil?

Witchcraft is a belief in magic, sorcery, and supernatural powers. Some believe that witches are evil creatures who practice black magic, while others think they’re just misunderstood, individuals. Either way, if you believe in witchcraft, then you probably believe in magic too.

So no, witches don’t usually have long noses and warts. But we do believe in magic. We believe in the power of our minds and our intentions. We believe in the ability to create change in our lives.

We believe in the power to make ourselves happy. We believe in the strength of our own wills. We believe in the possibility of our dreams coming true. We believe in the potential to become whatever we want to become.

We believe in magic.