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Protection spells are utilized by witches to safeguard themselves and others from negative energy and harm. Here are a few examples:
Circle of Protection: This spell involves creating a circle of salt or herbs around oneself or a specific area to create a barrier against negative forces.
Shielding Spell: This spell requires visualizing a protective shield of light or energy around oneself to deflect any negative influences.
Warding Spell: By placing protective symbols or objects in a specific area, this spell prevents unwanted energies or entities from entering.
Banishing Spell: This spell removes negative energies or entities from a person or place by using incantations, herbs, or rituals.
Remember, it is important to use these spells responsibly and with good intentions.
From www.poemsplease.com
My Path to Wicca: Guided by Hecate
I didn’t find Wicca through books or friends or curiosity. I found it — or it found me — when everything else in my life had fallen apart.
I was standing in the ruins of a broken relationship. My heart was shattered. My bank account was empty. I had nothing left but questions and pain. That’s when Hecate came into my life — quietly, powerfully, unmistakably. I didn’t know who she was at first, only that I felt her presence when I had no one else. She didn’t promise comfort. She offered truth. And that was the beginning.
Through her, I found Wicca. Not the Instagram version — but the real, raw path. Wicca didn’t hand me miracles. It didn’t fix my life overnight. What it did was demand honesty, effort, and trust. And in return, it gave me strength I didn’t know I had.
My journey hasn’t been easy. Tests came. Obstacles hit harder the deeper I went. Wicca isn’t a shortcut. It’s not a spellbook for escaping pain. It’s a path of self-discovery, discipline, and devotion. But with every hardship, my faith deepened. With every setback, I grew more grounded.
The turning point came when I found my guru — my high priestess. That moment changed everything. The day I decided that this was my spiritual guide, that I would follow her teachings and stop seeking elsewhere, the chaos in me finally quieted. No more confusion. No more drifting. Just clear direction and deep trust.
Since then, I’ve never looked back.
Today, I walk with both my guru and Hecate at my side. They’ve never left me. Their presence reminds me that I’m not alone — even when life shakes me. They guide me, challenge me, protect me, and remind me of the power within me.
Wicca didn’t rescue me. It transformed me.
And I am who I am today because I answered that call, chose that path, and never gave up.
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Recently made the decision to take on Hekate and Brigid as archetypes. What are y’all’s deity/archetype choices?
Hoodoo WitchTips: Divination🔮✨
Here are some quick but powerful protective tips to help with divination when working with tarot, oracle, bones & more. Divination is still a form of labor, so it’s important to ground yourself and even do a bit of light healing work afterwords. It’s so easy to do divination most people forget or don’t know about these simple spiritual hygiene tips. Good spiritual hygiene, protection and healing is important during divination because you are tapping into unknown energies. Doing these small things routinely, can help you keep your clarity of mind and even possibly prevent psychosis or the triggering of other mental health issues.
While Hoodoo is a closed practice, the MAJORITY of tips/tricks are present in many cultures and are not Hoodoo specific, with the exception of the usage of Florida & Kananga Water. Non Hoodoo, Brujeria or ATR practitioners can use holy or blessed pagan water as a substitute.