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Authorβs Note: The content of this blog reflects my personal experiences and perspectives on magic. Witchcraft is a deeply individual practice, and my approach may not align with everyoneβs beliefs or traditions. I encourage readers to explore, question, and adapt what resonates with them. Nothing shared here is meant to serve as absolute truth or professional advice. Trust your intuition, do your own research, and walk your own path.
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Tending my Altars with the Moon
An altar is only alive when itβs tended. Left to gather dust, it becomes a hollow space β a place of resentment rather than reverence. My lunar routine isnβt about worshiping the moon, but about keeping time: a rhythm of tending, charging, stripping, and cleansing that keeps my practice β and my spirits β fed.
When the Magic Wilts: Witchcraft & Seasonal Depression
I donβt stop being a witch when the sun comes outβmy magic just changes form. In spring and summer, when seasonal depression takes hold and the world feels heavy and bright, I turn inward. I rest. I read. I dream. I remind myself that rest is not the absence of magicβrest is magic. And that, too, is part of the cycle.