#fairywitchcraft

[immersivepaganryblog]

While it's generally true in spirit work that you don't get something for nothing, I think it's important to remember to practice general gratitude as well! ✨️🧚‍♀️🍪

[she-is-the-wildflower]

Faery Witchcraft 🍄

Tumblr is such a wonderful resource and I’ve found and followed so many wonderful and helpful witches. I thought my first post was the best way to hopefully get any help/advice/experiences without messaging a bunch of random people and driving them mad. So please leave me your comments or send me a message!

When I was a kid I grew up in a very spiritual home. My mom was raised hardcore catholic and she rebelled to the max because she hated it (got pregnant with me her senior year in high school at a catholic school). I remember her studying Wicca and Witchcraft frequently and our house was always filled with incense, spiritual stones, tarot cards, sage, etc. My stepdad at the time was a Henna artist at the beach and the house always smelled like it because he made it fresh every day and I was always outside with my hair braided and henna all over my arms. We hung out with tarot readers and fire poi spinners and people that worked for the Renn faire and other truly wonderful humans. But I was OBSESSED with fairies. I still have my collection of fairies (picture below of some of them) and my fairy books. I always sat in the garden with my flower crown making fairy houses and gardens from sticks and pots and left them sweets and talked and played with them. My room was even painted “fairy dust purple.”

I’ve also always been drawn to mushrooms and trees. The “singing mushroom” was my signature on every passed note in middle/high school lol. I remember being so distraught outside one day when I was a kid playing in the rain because the tree in our front yard was “sick” come to find out later the tree was dying and we ended up having to cut it down because the inside was rotting.

So after years of not embracing my spirituality and trying to find other religions I connected with and one hell of a toxic relationship where the things I loved my fairies and my stones (which I got rid of and I hate myself for it) were called stupid and childish, I’m right back here re-embracing witchcraft. Although now I’m older and I’ve been doing so much research and reading many many books and it’s just overwhelming and I feel like I’m starting from scratch. When I was a kid I feel like it just came naturally, now I feel like I have to do so much more. So what did you other witches do in the beginning?

I’ve also tried to sit down and take a hard look at that things that interest me and try to narrow down a particular branch of witchcraft that interests me. Based on my interests below...

Herbs, crystals, trees, mushrooms, faeries, spell jars, flowers, charm bags, tea/incense magic, Celtic culture (especially Scottish)

Obviously that led me to fairy witchcraft but I’ve read many a post about baby witches staying away from the fae and how they’re mischievous and “can kill you” but I’ve never had an ill experience with them, yet again that last experience I had with them was when I was a kid. So any fae witches out there do you have any advice? I’ve purchased the books below to do more extensive research and I don’t plan on attempting any contact with the fae until I’ve gotten a better hold on my own magick affairs but any advice is greatly appreciated on the subject.

The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries by Walter Evans-Wenz

Fairycraft: Following the Path of Fairy Witchcraft by Morgan Daimler

Enchantment of the Faerie Realm: Communicate with Nature Spirits and Elementals by Ted Andrews

Blessed be ❤️🍄

[cloveandspices]

My current witchy read 🌿🌿

[immersivepaganryblog]

Spent my free time this afternoon feeding my mind and my spirit. ✨️ #scandinavianmythology #germanicmythology #celticmythology #fairies #fairywitchcraft #fairywitch #witchcraft #witchesofinstagram #witchesoftumblr #witchblr https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce90oWlOD-p/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Safe Travel spell I have for the car. I got the fairy locket necklace at an occult market; its hand made with real crystal and gemstone beads as well as a some plastic/fake ones. I put a charm in the locket but I'll never tell what I did exactly. 😉🤫 #travelspells #fairywitchcraft #celtic #witchcraft #paganism #charms https://www.instagram.com/p/CR7FNfanKnC/?utm_medium=tumblr