My craft journey: learning and growing

Welcome to my personal blog, where I document my journey as a baby witch. Here, I share the lessons I've learned, the challenges I've overcome, and the moments of discovery that have shaped my path in witchcraft. Join me as I explore the craft and feel free to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments.

Its really about the warty nose and the pointy hat

Hahahaha - I wish it was just about growing a wart on your nose and wearing a pointy hat - but alas it is not.  Plus I would have that wart removed post haste but still keep the pointy hat!

So what made me become a witch and how did I start?  Well I fumbled my way through it - for years I had dabbled in learning about various craft things - i.e. pendulum, flower essences, tarot and oracle cards, paranormal investigations to name a few but really I had no clue what I was doing.   It wasn't until I started doing a workshop run by a witch that I started to spark an interest in it - plus I think she was going to slap me silly as she was sick and tired of telling me that my guides were screaming at her to put a rocket up my backside to get me to do something.  So I did - lucky for me that she has a teaching coven and was about to do a witchcraft 101 course and basically I jumped at the chance to do it.  Plus there was food involved and I am a girl that loves cake!

So here I was surrounded by another 12 people in a workshop and I felt completely out of place - these people had dabbled into the craft and the only thing that I knew was I had the cackle down pat and that there would be a cauldron involved.  Yes - I was so completely out of my element and out of control that I had no idea what I was doing nor what I actually needed.  But as the day went on and I started to learn about what a coven does and what it is like to be a witch, I was intrigued.  And threw caution to the wind, I jumped at the chance to become a maiden witch in the coven - with my 1 year and 1 day probation timeframe to see if I can master the art.

So that is how I started my journey... 

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