#polish witch

[earthandcraft]

Blessing Homemade Gromnica for Candlemas / Matki Boskiej Gromnicznej

[theverwitchproject]

I’m not dead and I’m looking for resources!

hello friends! I know it’s been Forever since I’ve been active here, I took a break from my practice because sometimes it’s hard to learn when there aren’t a lot of other witches who share your… theology? Philosophy on the potentially religious aspect of spirituality? Thoughts on deities, basically, is where I’m going with this.

anyway, that’s still something important to me, but my relationship with my religion has changed a bit and so I’m ready to try to get back into my practice and I feel a bit more focused about it, which is good, but it means I need specific resources and I don’t know how to find them myself because I’m still a very new witch in terms of experience.

I’m currently looking for resources about Polish, Scottish, and potentially Irish folk magics. I want to connect with my ancestors and learn more about the history and culture of these places as well, but I feel like I can trust Barnes & Noble and the vastness of the internet for those things far better than I can trust them for magic resources. Especially when it comes to Polish folk magic, because I know a lot of “new age” stuff is loosely but heavily based in Celtic (primarily Irish) magic and mythology.

I believe there’s a thread on Reddit? I’m not a Redditor so I’ll have to see if I can actually access it, but if anyone here has resources I would love to hear your thoughts!

[herbal-fox]

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[corkaczarownic]

I'm in a desperate need to follow more witchy/pagan accounts so my feed won't be as dry as it is right now, so like (or reblog) if you post any of those and I'll give you a follow:

- Rodnovery/Rodzimowierstwo/Slavic paganism;

- traditional witchcraft & paganism;

- Void magick;

- anything relating to Slavic culture (whether it be East, West or South Slavic);

- anything that involves history of art and literature;

- or art and literature alone;

- folk magick;

- demonology (whether Abrahamic or not);

- divination;

- kitchen witchcraft;

- spirit and/or ancestral work;

- slavic and/or witchy memes;

- mythology (of any kind, but as you might've guessed, especially Slavic);

- anything witchy if you're an active blog.

nazis, terfs and any of that bullcrap not welcome!

[soft-witchy-something]

Hi witchblr!

Can anyone recommend me some books that are non-wiccan? Can be literally any witchcraft-related topic, of course not from closed practices.

(if you have them in pdf it would be nice, but I will be grateful for just titles)

Thank you, have a good day!

[willow-and-nightshade]

If anybody has any good resources for learning more about traditional Polish witchcraft I'd love to read them! My mum only showed us ceromancy for Dzień Andrzejki for the first time this year so like... yeah any help would be nice

[itslittleczarownica]

I’ve picked up my first witchy book from the library the other day! It’s called Slavic Witchcraft: Old World Conjuring Spells & Folklore by Natasha Helvin. Trying to tie in my Polish roots to my practice (the folklore and superstitions, not the racism, misogyny, and anti-LGBTQIA+ views that the Polish neopagans seem to have) and I wanted to start with a book that reflects that.

Would anyone be interested in a review once I’m done?

[captaintrashmerica]

Hey guys, I finally got a mortar and pestle, so maybe Baba Yaga will love me again.