Hedge witch
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“Gentle Messages: How to Notice Signs in Everyday Life”
We often hear about messages from the world around us—subtle signs, repeated patterns, or small synchronicities that seem to carry meaning. Sometimes, it’s hard to recognise them when they first appear. It’s only when we pause, reflect, or write about them that the message becomes clear. I didn’t realise I had been receiving gentle messages…
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Ragwort: The Witch’s Weed and Fairy Steed
A Quiet Guest in My Garden In my garden, a small bunch of ragwort started growing. I have warned everyone to leave it well alone. To me it is most certainly a precious fairy flower. Favoured by the Fae In fairy lore, ragwort has long been considered a plant of the Otherworld. It’s said the…
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The Solitary Path of the Hedge Witch: Nurturing Your Craft Through Introversion
Often perceived as a solitary practitioner, a hedge witch embodies a unique blend of introversion and magical practice. This blog post explores how embracing solitude can enhance your craft, offering insights into the practices, philosophies, and benefits of walking this solitary path. Understanding the Hedge Witch The term “Hedge Witch” historically refers to practitioners who…
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When the World Is Too Loud and Your Spirit Is Tired
You’re surrounded by noise but can’t hear your own thoughts. It happens quietly at first. The low-level hum of everything—notifications, half-finished conversations, world events, obligations, opinions—until suddenly your own inner voice is gone. Not silenced exactly, but buried. You find yourself scrolling instead of focusing on yourself and trying to find your voice. In general,…
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Hedgewitch craft and Hedgeriding.
I have put off writing about hedgewitch craft and hedge-riding as it can be kind of confusing. I believe if you are interested in this side of witchcraft, it is better to study, read a lot, and then make your own path. Ask several hedge witches what a hedge witch is, and you will get…
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Embracing the Wild: A Hedgewitch’s Journey to Communing with Nature’s Spirits”
One of the most important aspects of hedge witchcraft, or indeed any witchcraft practice, is developing a relationship with the spirits that dwell in your local environment. These spirits can be found in the trees, rivers, woodlands, even the local park and other natural features of the land. By taking the time to connect with…
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The moon, magic, and Mondays
Ah, Mondays. For many, the mere mention of this day elicits groans and a longing for the weekend past. But what if we could transform our perspective on this often-dreaded day? Let’s explore the hidden mystical significance of Monday and discover how we can harness its unique energy to set a positive tone for the…
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The Victorian Gothic Hedge Witch’s Path
I was inspired to write this post when someone asked me what being goth meant to me. To be honest, it is not something I have thought about for a very long time. In this post, I am going to discuss how I merge Gothic Victorian charm with hedgewitchcraft. The blend of Victorian Gothic style…
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four must-have herbs for hedgewitches
Lavender If you are just beginning with witchcraft and want to work with herbs, this is the herb you should start with. Of course, you can buy lavender plants, but it is so easy to grow your own, and I highly recommend doing this. See below for where you can get seeds. Good for- Roses…
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Quick rituals—Candlelight Mirror Ritual—Friday Release & Reflection.
There’s something sacred about pausing—just long enough to listen. Not to the noise of the world, but to your own bones, your breath, and what flickers behind your eyes. This is a mirror ritual born from Victorian gothic charm and witchcraft wisdom. A moment to reflect, release, and reclaim. The Magic of the Mirror In…