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I am unsure of what they mean. But red hair and black hair are primarily considered witch hair colors. Especially, red. I dye my hair a lot so.... Thank you! I'm honestly not sure either, my hair is aquamarine right now. I've been dyeing my hair for years, and Ive never been asked this question bef...

I'm so sorry! I left the page open when I put my phone in my pocket. Somehow, I butt posted this!

Alright, this question might seem odd. First, I need to get you about what happened at work today. I work at a local market, and get many regular customers. One of them is "interested". He's know mostly for his conspiracy theories and the fact that he believes he is an alien. Today when he...

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Swords and athames have very similar uses much of the time. (Although specific uses and correspondences may vary from tradition to tradition, of course.) Swords often are used more in coven workings, rather than in solitary workings, where an athame would do just as well. But if you have a large sp...

If you lean toward Wiccan practice at all, you might find the book "Wicca: A Year and A Day: 366 Days of Spiritual Practice in the Craft of the Wise" by Timothy Roderick, to be a helpful guide. It actually gives 366 day by day lessons for beginners, that will teach you the basics of energ...

You mentioned you've studied on & off for many years. So can we assume you're past Cunningham's Wicca for the Solitary Practitioner which is intro-level? Buckland's Big Blue Complete Book of Witchcraft workbook https://www.amazon.com/Bucklands-Complete-Witchcraft-Llewellyns-Practical/dp/0875420...

I'm curious, I've never used a sword before. What role does it play in spell work?

So, I know I've made a similar request before, but this time is a little more specific. I've studied witchcraft and magic on and off for many years, but I've never really felt comfortable calling myself a witch. This is mostly I think because, I don't feel that I have done enough actual practice, or...

We've got a book review section. ABCs of Witchcraft , Witchcraft for tomorrow and Natural Magic or anything else by Doreen Valiente is worth reading twice IMO as are Gemma Gary's Traditional Witchcraft, Black Toad & Devil's Dozen & she has a website. Nigel Pearson's Treading the Mill is a c...

I've been on that for the past couple weeks, and let me tell you... There's so much. And most of it is pretty rough. I'm PDF hunting because I have no money and even less economic morality (a joke, don't worry!) so what direction are you looking in? I've found a couple neat books on some different ...

My first spell was in winter. I don't much like cold despite the region I live in. I wanted summer to come quicker so I decide to try a spell to "appease the sun" I don't know where I got the idea from but I was determined. I found a branch from a local tree that had fallen but still had o...

I would like to do more reading up on different aspects of craft (I've always had a strong connection to the world of written word) but find I don't now where to begin. Ive always gone by instict and i'm not sure I know how to tell the good resources from the bad ones. Any book recommendations?

Thanks Kayla! I'm glad other people's mother's are like that too lol. Sometimes I feel like there's something wrong with me, but other people assure me that mothers can be like that. I definitely know how feeling. I still feel like there is something wrong with me sometimes. Luckily I know good peo...

I figured by looking at your age you were either in Missoula or Bozeman. Have you ever visited Crystal Limits downtown? If you haven't yet, try to make it down to Hamilton and visit Trevor at Between the Worlds. Ive never been to Crystal limits, ill have to look it up. I hvae been to between the wo...