#witch child

[a-ramblinrose]

JOMP BPC || October 22 || Old Favorite: Witch Child by Celia Rees

[thefugitivesaint]

David Mann (1940-2004), ''Witch Child'' by Elizabeth Lloyd, 1987 Source

[witchyfashion]

Sam & the Samhain Scare follows Sam and his friends from both sides of the veil as they celebrate the pagan harvest festival of Samhain. Join a familiar cast of characters in the third installment of the Wheel of the Year series, featuring illustrated rituals and spells after the story.   Join Sam and his friends from both sides of the veil as they celebrate the pagan harvest festival of Samhain in Sam & the Samhain Scare, the third installment in Kathleen Converse’s Wheel of the Year series. Readers will enjoy rejoining a familiar cast of characters as Sam grapples with fears surrounding some of the scarier associations with late October, eventually learning that Samhain isn’t scary at all.   As the friends are joined by the spirits of their ancestors, they fire scry, read tarot, and share a harvest feast. Featuring illustrated rituals and spells after the story and backmatter on the history of Samhain, Sam & the Samhain Scare is perfect for families with an established Samhain celebration or those wishing to explore pagan holidays for the first time.   Check out the other books in the Wheel of the Year series, written for pagan and nature-based families, Flora & the First Day of Spring and Luke & the Longest Night.

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[witchesbe-like]

So it’s kind of a scary time. Like the whole ass world is in a tower-card. In times of uncertainty remember you can always fall back on magic. Keep your magic centered and your spirits up. Watch funny movies. Laugh. And most of all, do witchcraft. If you’re stuck at home here are some magical ideas to pass the time. 1 Catch up on your witchcraft reading. 2 Do a good cleansing of your space. 3 Research your next tarot deck. 4 Leave out offerings for your ancestors. (Mine like black coffee and Jack Daniels) 5 Salt your doorsteps. 6 Cleanse your crystals. 7 Take a cleansing bath or shower. 8 Write in your spellbook. 9 Burn incense and candles to clear your head space. 10 Meditate. 11 Bake something and add a little magic to it (Kitchen witch much?) 12 Sweep out negativity. (Or use a floor wash) 13 Make an inventory of all your magical ingredients. (I need to do this!) 14 Support other witch’s online. 15 Watch AHS coven and/or Sabrina. 16 Practice your divination. 17 Practice reading tarot for friends and/or family. 18 Learn a new technique like palm reading, tea leaf reading or the pendulum. 19 Read your birth chart. 20 Find out what human design you are and research that. (I’m a projector BTW) 21 Look up local ghost stories. 22 Collect rain and moon water. (Use them your ritual bath) 23 Start a witchy craft. 24 Make a witchcraft tumblr blog to repost all your favorites. 25 Go for a nature walk (alone)and collect alter items. And most of all stay safe and stay inside. ️<3 

[foggyglow]

Sees a comics Ducktales character. Is for me? Séraphine DeSpell, The Witch Child, and a niece of Magica's, though sometimes she's just an apprentice, and sometimes she doesn't even know her!

[seekingbeyondtheveil]

[thetipsywytch]

During this amazing full moon lunar eclipse a door to the past will be closing. Negative memories, trauma and hurt will be resolved and you must allow yourself to heal from them. This may be difficult for you but your transformation will be worth it 🌕🥰

[rainywitchcraft]

When I was a little kid I had an obsession with fairies and I remember my parents telling me when I was six that I can't talk about fairies because the kids will bully me for believing in them and now I'm a witch