"Which Witch Are You?" Have you ever wondered what kind of witch you would be if you were magically transported into a magical world? Well, look no further! In this article, we will explore different types of witches and help you determine which witch you are. 1. The Green Witch: If you are a nature lover and find solace in the great outdoors, then you might be a Green Witch. These witches have a deep connection with plants, herbs, and the earth. They are excellent healers and often use natural remedies to cure ailments and promote wellness. 2.
2. The Kitchen Witch: Do you find joy in cooking and creating delicious meals? If so, you might be a Kitchen Witch. These witches have a knack for using herbs and spices in their culinary creations, infusing their food with love and magic.
Ivy the Witch!
So I bet none of you (save adventuresofthegoddess) knew I was a wedding planner in my free time did you? Well, I am. So here is a bit of information and some resources on Handfastings.
A Handfasting is an alternative wedding ceremony that is not legally binding (although it can be if performed by a qualified individual) They are traditionally a form of a Trial Marriage, lasting a year and a day, or another predetermined period of time. The Bride and Groom will live together and do all the things married couples do but on a dry run, if at the end of the set time frame they decide it isn’t the right fit, they can perform a handparting (kind of like a divorce) and no one is offended or hurt by it. (that is the idea anyway, it doesn’t always turn out that way)
At its heart a Handfasting is a ritual, performed by a close family friend or relative or Priest/ess. It involves many of the same elements a more mainstream wedding has, bridesmaids, groomsmen, walking down the aisle (which is a bit more circular in shape).
What makes a handfasting different is, the time it is binding obviously, and the binding itself. Within most Wiccan circles, the Fasting cords are comprised of 3 colored ribbons or lengths of cloth, each standing for a representation of God, Goddess, and Unity as one in love. The colors are not set in stone, but Red for Unity as one in love, Silver for Goddess, and Gold for God are very common. Other traditions simply use one color that coordinates with the couples wedding color scheme.
Handfastings are not unique to Neo-Paganism though! Some Catholics do still follow this tradition, given its origins in Celtic countries, and also it is a tradition under different names in Russia, Ukraine, and others.
Another tradition of a handfasting is to Jump the broom, which is also a common African practice that dispells bad and negative energy/spirits from the couple, saving their marriage and making it blessed. This broom or Besom, is then hung near the front door or above the Hearth (fireplace or stove) in the couples home. In place of jumping the broom, the couple can also jump over a balefire, to bless the couple with fertility and prosperity.
Another cool thing about handfastings is, that because they are not always legally binding, they make a wonderful alternative ceremony for ANYONE. Same sex couples, Polyamorous families, BDSM relationships, anyone can have a handfasting and no one can tell them any different.
- To learn more about Handfastings and its history, here are some resources:
- Wikipedia(not the best article)
- Handfasting History
- tips for a nice ceremony
- What is Handfasting?
Handfastings are not unique to Neo-Paganism though! Some Catholics do still follow this tradition, given its origins in Celtic countries, and also it is a tradition under different names in Russia, Ukraine, and others.
They often have a well-stocked herb garden and enjoy experimenting with different flavors. 3. The Hedge Witch: Hedge Witches are solitary practitioners who prefer to work alone and away from the public eye. They are skilled in various forms of divination, such as tarot reading, scrying, and rune casting. Hedge Witches have a strong connection to the spirit world and often communicate with spirits and ancestors. 4. The Elemental Witch: If you have always felt a strong connection to one or more of the four elements – earth, air, fire, and water – then you might be an Elemental Witch. These witches have a deep understanding of the natural forces and can harness their power to create spells and rituals. 5. The Lunar Witch: Lunar Witches have a special affinity for the moon and its phases. They use the energy of the moon to amplify their spells and rituals. These witches often work with lunar deities and are skilled in divination practices that involve the moon. 6. The Eclectic Witch: If you find it challenging to fit into just one category, you might be an Eclectic Witch. These witches draw from various traditions and practices, creating a unique blend of magic that works best for them. Eclectic Witches are open-minded and embrace different paths and beliefs. Remember that these categories are a simplification, and many witches identify with multiple types or create their unique paths. The world of witchcraft is vast, and there is no right or wrong way to be a witch. It's all about discovering and embracing your own connection to magic. So, which witch are you? Take the time to explore different practices, meditate, and follow your intuition. The answer might surprise you! Embrace your inner witch and let the magic unfold..
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