I would like to invite all witches to our First Coven Ritual on Sunday, August 1 at 8PM EST. We will do an open chat starting at 7:30 PM EST. Come join in on the this amazing ritual.
If you are interested in attending, please contact us at the following email: enchantedcircleofwitches@gmail.com
This will be on a pre approval basis. Please contact 24 hours prior to ritual go give us time to approve anybody that wants to attend.
Blessed Be!
High Priestess Raven SpiritWalker
I wanted to share with everyone about my witchcraft path. There are many types of witches so I wanted to spend a few minutes letting everybody know what type of witch I am.
I combine different types of witches to become the type of witch I am. So…I am Angelic witch, Shamanic Witch, Weather Witch, Lunar Witch, Blood Witch, and Eclectic Witch.
Angelic Witch: I connect to the universal vibration replacing the traditional god and goddess used in rituals and spell casting with angels.
Shamanic Witch: I am a rescue medium so I do believe in good and bad spirits. I use healing as apart of my witchcraft.
Weather Witch: I use rainwater in my rituals and I pull on the energy of storms and lightning and I am devoted to all kinds of nature and elements.
Lunar Witch: I honor the moon and uses the moon phases to influence my spells and rituals.
Blood Witch: This just means I was taught by family the way of the Craft.
Eclectic Witch: This just means I follow my own path, no set of rules I follow and I pull from many of paths.
So, I hope that explains what type of witch I am….
What type of Witch are you?
Blessed Be,
High Priestess Raven
The following list, I feel, is a most for any enchanted witch. You may have more or fewer items but remember its what feels right to you.
Magick Wand
Pentagram
Athame
Chalice
Candles
Incense
Cauldron
Again, to me this is a must. These magical tools can assist in many ways.
Blessed Be!
High Priest Raven
Enchanted Spirit Witch
All of the Enchanted Witches here at Enchanted Circle of Witches would like your input. What topics would you like to see here on the website? Please just post in the comments what you would like to see here.
Also, our first ritual is coming up soon. Join today to attend our rituals and become and Enchanted Witch!
Blessed Be
High Priestess Raven
(The Enchanted Spirit Witch)
Being a witch we all have our book of shadows. Question: Is a Book of Shadows (BOS) the same as a Grimoire? To me, they are different.
Most witches I know keep a BOS but most witches do not keep a Grimoire. A Book of Shadows is a personal book of magic that most witches keep. Its like an enchanted book of magic. The book of shadows is where you would post all rituals, spells, just about everything that you would do as a witch. A BOS is a witch’s personal book of magic; a diary of magic if you will. It’s always a good idea to keep down everything you do in your book of shadows so you can build upon what you have already done.
Now lets discuss a Grimoire and its very similar to a BOS. The only difference really is that its not on such a personal level. It can hold rituals, potions, and even spells. Its a good place to store information about herbs, crystals, etc. I would consider this like a place I would put enchanted research not any personal records of any enchanted workings that you have done.
Most witches usually only have a book of shadows but I keep both due to the fact there are some things that I want to keep private.
So just remember that Books of Shadows contains personal information that you may not want to share. To me my book of shadows is very sacred and I put it in a very special place so I can keep it protected. I bless it everyday. The Grimoire is something that is less personal and could be shared with others.
Just remember its up to you whether you keep a BOS or Grimoire. I do both that way I dont have to worry about others seeing my private stuff.
I hope this helps clear up the difference.
Enchanted Blessings,
High Priestess Raven
Credit of photo: https://pixabay.com/illustrations/magic-spells-book-book-of-shadows-2354295/
Get ready for some amazing things coming to our website. If your interested in joining the coven please contact me. We are offering classes in Novice, Adept and we will make this a group you will not forget. I have some amazing people joining me
My elder board consists of the following:
Myself: Raven (Melinda) High Priestess of the Coven and owner
Jenn: High Priestess
Kayla: Practicing
Babi: Practicing
Please contact me at the following email with any questions: enchantedcircleofwitches@gmail.com
To join is $13 a year
Enchanted Blessings,
Raven
Angel/Tarot advice for the week of 11.11.2019
Comfort from the Angels is here for those of you who need it. Never give up hope!
The 11th of November is a very powerful time, especially right before the full moon!
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The gods and goddesses of Ancient Egypt were an integral part of the people’s everyday lives. It is not surprising then that there were over 2,000 deities in the Egyptian pantheon. Some of these deities’ names are well known: Isis, Osiris, Horus, Amun, Ra, Hathor, Bastet, Thoth, Anubis, and Ptah while many others less so. The more famous gods became state deities while others were associated with a specific region or, in some cases, a ritual or role. The goddess Qebhet, for example, is a little known deity who offered cool water to the souls of the dead as they awaited judgment in the afterlife, and Seshat was the goddess of written words and specific measurements overshadowed by Thoth, the better known god of writing and patron of scribes.
Ancient Egyptian culture grew out of an understanding of these deities and the vital role they played in the immortal journey of every human being. Historian Margaret Bunson writes: “The numerous gods of Egypt were the focal points of the nation’s cultic rites and personal religious practices. They also played a part in the great mortuary rituals and in the Egyptian belief in posthumous eternal bliss (98).”
The gods evolved from an animistic belief system to one which was highly anthropomorphic and imbued with magic. Heka was the god of magic and medicine but was also the primordial force, pre-dating all the other gods, who enabled the act of creation and sustained both mortal and divine life. The central value of the Egyptian culture was ma’at – harmony and balance – represented by the goddess of the same name and her white ostrich feather, and it was Heka who empowered Ma’at just as he did all the other deities. Heka was the manifestation of heka (magic) which should be understood to be natural laws which today would be considered supernatural but, to the Egyptians, were simply how the world and the universe functioned. The gods provided people with all good gifts but it was heka which allowed them to do so.
To read the rest of this informative article on Ancient Egyptian Pantheon
A-Z Dictionary of Fairies and the Wee Folk
This is your one-stop shop for all terms and definitions related to fairies and the world of the fay. From letters A to Z, you will find fairies’ terms and definitions right here in this article.
Alven: water fairies found in ponds in the Netherlands, though they don’t have wings. They can, however, fly by being encased in bubbles and traveling on the winds. Main home is the River Elbe, as it is sacred to them. Small fairies, extremely light and sometimes shift into otters.
Ashrays: water fairies from Scotland that are mistaken for sea ghosts; have white bodies and look like a twenty-year-old human, both male and female. Nocturnal fairies, if sunlight hits them they will melt into a rainbow-colored pond of water.
Avalon: a mythological island in the Arthurian legends. The place where excalibur was forged and given to King Arthur, and also the place where King Arthur was taken after being wounded in a battle. Morgan Le Fay and Vivianne are said to have dwelled on the isle of Avalon.
To find out about other Fea please click on this link: Fea and Wee Folk
(Photo from Rebecca Slatkin fb)
Happy beginning of a New Moon, A New Start and A New, “I Am”.
Brightest Blessings Sisters and Brothers,
SunRay Sorceress
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