The Hearth Witch's Compendium: Magical and Natural Living for Every Day

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The Hearth Witch combines the energies of the Green Witch and Kitchen Witch guided by the magic of the home. No need to be a gourmet chef. Nearly any recipe can be enhanced and used for its magical properties. I joined covens and read a ton of books, learning about all kinds of witchy perspectives and paths. I felt like I could go in several different directions, but soon I got pregnant and became a mother, which narrowed my options.

Therefore, it’s essential that you know how to protect yourself before beginning your journey as a hedge witch. You should learn how to cleanse, ward, and banish. You should also learn how to cast a circle before you start any spell work or spirit work. Where you live has nothing to do with what kind of witch you want to be. How to be a kitchen witch in modern times There is also a strong focus on practical magic with green witchcraft, making it really useful in everyday life. 22. Hedge Witch I personally identify as both a Hearth Witch and a Hedge Witch, as I spend a lot of energy on keeping my home and garden with spiritual intent and sensitivity, as well as journeying into the liminal realm to gain insight on my spiritual path. In our housekeeping rituals, we keep in mind our goal- To create a sanctuary, a sacred space, a dwelling for the divine- which nourishes us and our loved ones.A chaos witch quite literally draws power from chaos. These are the types of witches to perform emotional, tumultuous magic. Their spells are fueled by energy that clashes.

As a lunar witch, your strongest spells are best performed when you take the moon phase into consideration and when you specifically draw power from the moon. Charging your tools in the moon or making moon water will also assist you in performing large spells as well. Dianic witches focus on the feminine. They usually worship the Roman goddess Diana, but they can sometimes focus on all goddesses as the divine feminine is the most important aspect of Dianic witchcraft. Clean and organize your surroundings so that it feels fresh. This is the heart of your home and the heart of your practice after all. But what if you live in a city? Well, you might find it hard to connect with nature in an urban environment, but you can visit parks or work in your garden, with the occasional visit to a small countryside town. You can also fill your house with plants and crystals, and even grow your own herbs to feel closer to nature. Blue Witch

Put your sewing skills to use.

The cottage witch is super trendy right now due to the Cottage Core aesthetic, but the cottage witch also has a really prominent place in history. These were the underground witches who practiced magic quietly in their homes while the rest of the world practiced religion.

Here are the 23 different types of witchcraft that pagans practice, complete with descriptions about their magical preferences and how they raise energy. Elemental witches use the elements when casting spells; they may only use one element at a time or may try to incorporate all 4 elements in any spell. Ancestor and spirit veneration is also quite normal for hedge witches. If you’re interested in working as a hedge witch, ancestor communication is a great place to start. Ancestors are very safe spirits.

You probably won’t practice Wicca if you identify as this type of witch, though it never hurts to learn more about various rituals. 2. Traditional Witch Elemental witchcraft can be involved in almost any other type of witchcraft and used by any type of witch. The hallmark of an element witch is incorporating the four elements (earth, air, fire, and water) into their practice. The hallmark of the hedge witch is that they perform small, day-to-day domestic actions that make life easier for both them and others. They often focus quite a bit on the hearth and home and tend to partner with animals. For that reason alone, you can identify with as many types as you’d like! Follow your intuition here. 23. Green Witch Many hedge witches work as shamans. They may engage with the spirit world through trance or by altering their consciousness in some way.