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Field Notes: The Language of Flowers
Victorian floriography, the language of flowers, developed in a society where emotion was often restrained by etiquette. Flowers became a quiet method of communication. A bouquet could express affection, refusal, grief, remembrance, or hope without a single word spoken. Each flower, and often its colour, carried a particular meaning understood by those who knew how…
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The Shadow Self: Exploring the Depths of the Psyche in Witchcraft
“Shadow work is the path of the heart warrior.” – Carl Jung. Rooted in the depths of the psyche, the shadow self represents the hidden, repressed, and often misunderstood aspects of our being. Many witches recognise the importance of delving into the shadows to uncover hidden truths, heal past wounds, and integrate all parts of…
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Valentine’s Day and Self-Love: A Witch’s Guide to Nurture the Inner You
As Valentine’s Day approaches, the world is filled with red hearts, roses, and declarations of love. While this holiday may be traditionally focused on romantic relationships, it’s important to remember that love is not limited to just one type of relationship. Whether you are single or in a relationship, this guide will offer valuable tips…