"What are your hopes for the future of witchcraft?" My hope is that it eventually becomes like yoga. Yoga was originally exclusively a component of religion (Hinduism, Jainism, etc) and has now been widely accepted as a lifestyle practice that everyone can benefit from physically and mentally, even if they are not connected to one of the religious paths it stems from. Probably the only reason I think it never did go that way is because of the historical association of witchcraft with empowerment of marginalized groups (women, non-religious scholars/thinkers, science-seekers [physical-healers], etc).
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I used to keep “cool jars” in boxes under my bed when I was young. Didn’t know I was a witch at the time, but it makes a lot of sense now haha
It's so fun to look back and see little pointers!
Bree's book has gone to the top of the to-read list.
WItches do love jars!!!
I'm so glad! And they do!! It's so true lol
Bree's the literal best
Definitely agree there!
"What are your hopes for the future of witchcraft?"
My hope is that it eventually becomes like yoga. Yoga was originally exclusively a component of religion (Hinduism, Jainism, etc) and has now been widely accepted as a lifestyle practice that everyone can benefit from physically and mentally, even if they are not connected to one of the religious paths it stems from.
Probably the only reason I think it never did go that way is because of the historical association of witchcraft with empowerment of marginalized groups (women, non-religious scholars/thinkers, science-seekers [physical-healers], etc).
Some really interesting insights here. Thanks for commenting!
*CACKLES* YESSSSSS 💜💙💚🧡
Hehehe! Thanks so much the support!