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Honouring the Seasons of My Craft (Even When It's Hard & I Don’t Want To)

Honouring the inward cycle of my witchcraft hasn’t been easy, but it’s been necessary. In stepping back from hands-on spellwork and leaning into divination, study, and spirit-tending, I’ve found a deeper connection to my practice. It’s not the kind of magic that leaves visible marksβ€”but it’s the kind that roots me in who I am.

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