Kitchen Witchcraft ~ Traditional Witchcraft

The Journey To Trad Witchcraft Course

Including:
- Traditional Concepts
- Sabbat traditions
- The Festivals
- How magic works.
- Preparing yourself for spellwork.
- How to Cast Spells.
- Talismans
- Amulets
- How to do Divination.
- and a whole lot more...

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Traditional Witchcraft

Our Spiritual Existence

Man has always been fascinated with the spiritual world, the world beyond Earth, as are the followers of Traditional Witchcraft. Several concepts are explained below:

It is a historic fact that Reincarnation was a commonly-held belief among the Celts. Thus so, reincarnation also became a commonly held belief among many peoples in early Britain and remains so among Trad Witches today.

The concept of the OtherSide, or heaven, is also universal. The spirit (or soul) travels between Earthly existence and spiritual existence on the OtherSide and this is normal. The spirit is pure energy. Energy can change but can never be destroyed. Therefore, on one level, death on Earth is an illusion, for the spirit continues to live on the OtherSide. In fact, our true home is on the OtherSide. Our lives on Earth are only temporary. Earth is like a schoolroom, and we come here only to learn.

When spirits cross over to the OtherSide they can choose what they wish to do. There are several options. Some reincarnate back to Earth, others live on the OtherSide, others become Spirit Guides and help humans on Earth. We each have at least one Spirit Guide during each lifetime on Earth. Spirit Guides are accessible when we need them. Speak and your Spirit Guide will hear you.

Spirits can also choose to bond with Nature and become Land Spirits, becoming a part of the general spiritual aspect of Nature. Land Sprits are important as they are also easily accessible and can also aide us.

Individuality And Commonality

British witchcraft has always been a personal religion. Through the centuries, solitary practice and family groups, and groups of friends, what outsiders call "covens", were the hallmark of witchcraft in Britain.

Often isolated, it was natural for witches to do only that which was personally significant. Individuals tended to practice personal religion in their own unique manner. It's easy to appreciate why practice differs between witches, families, groups, and regions.

Even today, individuals and groups often call their tradition by various names, such as kitchen witchcraft, white witchcraft, green witchcraft, hedge witchery, the Cornwall traditions, Yorkshire traditions, Scottish traditions, Irish Traditional Witchcraft, the F(a)eri(e) traditions, and the family, community and group Trads without names, are all part of the Traditional Craft of the British Isles.

Each Trad has its own unique attitudes, specific beliefs, particular styles, and time-honoured procedures. However, within this diversity there also exists core commonalities that speak of one approach that is clearly British Traditional Witchcraft, the true Ole Craft from ages past.

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