Bronwyn Willow

eighteen years old - proud wiccan - sister of bleumoon coven - scribe and mistress of energy. don't be afraid to ask me any questions!

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introduction

Hi there! I'm Bronwyn.

You may be asking, who is Bronwyn?

Bronwyn Willow is a magickal I connected with and chose to be mine. I use it for my own safety along with my coven's safety. I am apart of the Bleumoon Coven which was founded by my high priestess, Elena Bleumoon. (If you would like to know more about her and actual detail about the coven, I have left a link labeled under "HIGH PRIESTESS" which leads to her own tumblr page)

You may be wondering why this is all of importance, so let me explain myself.

I wish for my followers or others viewing my profile to feel welcome and at home. Which is why I'm going to go into detail about myself. I won't be listing any personal information like my birth name or my location, but I will be telling you more about my personality.

Let us go!

I have actually gone back and forth in my beliefs, having grown up in a Christian home. I think it was around my tenth or eleventh birthday I realized I didn't really believe in the Christian religion. I accept all religions and I'm actually really happy for those who have a deep connection in what they believe in and I wish them nothing but the best! Though, I didn't have that deep connection with Christianity. To be honest, I didn't really have a deep connection with any religion, so for a few years, I was an athesist.

I didn't even know Wicca was a thing until I met one of my, now, ex-friends. She was a hardcore Wiccan and when I asked her about, she told me how she worshipped gods and goddesses and then explained to me about the "Wiccan Rede". At first, I was a little skeptic. The only thing that came to my mind when I thought of Wicca were stories like Harry Potter or those bedtime stories parents would read to their children. I regret it now, but I laughed in her face and said some very mean things. I don't think I came around with the thought of the religion until I was around the age of fourteen. Though, I wasn't really serious, I did do some research. I messed around with a few spells and, again, I thought it was just something small and silly. I was an athesist, and I honestly thought it was going to stay that way for the rest of my life. I never really felt a deep connection with anything, so why would I start feeling it later on in life?

It wasn't until almost a year ago did I look back on it. I was going through a very hard time with depression and anxiety, and everything in my life was going down hill. School was coming close to an end and I had no plans for my future. I didn't see myself having one. I started to do more and more research with the religion and soon enough, I began to fall deep with connection. I think I was pulled in by the spiritual and healing processes. There were spells and so much encouragement, how could I just leave it without a thought?

I stumbled upon Elena a few years before I was even interested in the thought of becoming a Wiccan, but I knew she had the answers for the racing questions that were in my head. She answered them with such detail and was extremely kind enough to explain anything I was confused about. I learned so many things, and now I can say that I am a happy member of the Bleumoon Coven. It's opened my eyes to so many things. Not only do I follow the Wicca gods and goddesses, but I also follow the Greek gods and goddesses - having a very strong connection with Poseidon. I found out I have a special connection with Chakra and energy itself and now I teach and lead the younger, newer coven members how to channel theirs. And I couldn't be more than grateful to my high priestess, Elena Bleumoon.

I want this to be a place where others can ask any questions that are burning into their mind - I want this to feel like a second home for those who don't feel welcome and I wish to help others become who they really are. I want to help others find themselves.

So, please, don't be afriad to message me. Don't be afraid to ask me questions. I'll always be here for those who are in need. <3

Bronwyn Willow.

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[freshbrewedlife]

Jan Keller | @jpkay

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“It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.” - Henry David Thoreau

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Bridal Falls, BC

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[elenableumoon-blog]

don’t forget you’re always beautiful <3 even at your lowest point, you’re perfect

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Destroy the idea that it’s humble to hate yourself. Destroy the idea that loving yourself is conceited.

[thesilicontribesman]

Waterfalls, nr Starbotton, Craven District, Yorkshire, 25.3.18.

[elenableumoon-blog]

wrote a spell recently! i feel like it really did work for me and my coven members. congratulations to my sisters on writing their own spells. <3 

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Writing a Spell: Tips and Tricks

When writing your own spell, it is important before you start to brainstorm. Make the outcome as specific as you can and keep a clear image of it in your head. For some people, it really helps to rhyme with your spell. If you have a specific deity you worship, it can help to include their name in it. As a specific request to them. Decide before you begin writing what type of tools you will need for your spell(exg: candles, water, matches, salt, wand). Once you have this decided, begin the actual writing of the spell. Include the specific outcome you want and make sure it cannot be twisted! Our own minds can twist our words, so be extra careful. When you’re ready to do the spell, make sure to follow your normal traditions(exg: casting a circle) for spells. When you say your spell, speak with confidence but not ignorance. Keep in mind you are speaking to deities and requesting their help, so being rude or ignorant can really ruin a spell. After you’re done with the spell, be sure to thank any and all deities you’ve called to. Another great idea is to burn the original paper you had, to give it back to nature and make the spell even more known!