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In Defense Of The Term Witch In The African Diaspora

Recently, some Orisha adherents in the diaspora have expressed concerns with the use of the term “witch”. They worry that it is an expression of internalized beliefs of inferiority since in the past, many of our long established spiritual and some would say religious practices were called witchcraft as slander.…

Daily Observance Ritual for Witches

After realizing that the article on how to do daily observances for the Orishas on Zindoki.com may be a bit complicated, I decided to write a more concise set of instructions and options. Assuming that you’ve read and acted on the suggestions in the Witchcraft 101 articles thusfar, you are…

Start With Cleansing and Protection: For Witchcraft Beginners

Since many young or new witches today did not start with a fully functioning religious or spiritual tradition, it is important that those of you in that category be trained in the basics of the basics. Before you even start touching spells or conscious will-projecting workings, you need to have…

Refreshing, Reclaiming, Innovating, and Practical Application

Those who know where they are from and have an explicit inherited or adopted pantheon have a bit easier road to spiritual practice, but not necessarily witchcraft. One of the traps a young witch may fall into is getting overly involved or invested in a religious group or standardized customs…

Are You a Witch Or a Pagan Or Both?

Growing up, I did not really have much of a choice in defining myself as a witch. I’m an African American from the south, and as things arranged themselves from the beginning, “follower” was nowhere in my personality, so no matter what religion I settled into, I would be a…

Undoing the Hard Work of Pagan Pioneers

We don’t fit all the old stereotypes, and not all of us will fit any of the old stereotypes. But the fact is, more of us don’t fit the new stereotypes. Source: Undoing the Hard Work of Pagan Pioneers

Witchcraft: A beginners Guide part 1.mp4 – YouTube

Here is a good beginner’s guide to western witchcraft. …

How to Spot a Terrible Coven

Any time I write about ritual nudity, conversation about the downsides of group work always ensues. Nudity and sexuality are touchy subjects because there’s a lot of room for abuse, power-tripping, etc. When I write as a proponent of skyclad practice (and magical sexiness generally)—when I describe the emotional and…

Add An Article to Witch University

Witch University is happy to accept articles from our users. You retain all the rights to your work (even the edited version). Members can receive author privileges simply by contacting us, but if you aren’t familiar with WordPress’s features, you may want to do it the old fashioned way by…

Mesopotamian Witchcraft by Tzvi Abusch

Mesopotamian Witchcraft – Towards a history and understanding of Babylonian Witchcraft Beliefs and Literature is an interesting book, published in 2002. It is special in that it makes a distinction between the religion and religious (read state/socially motivated) concerns, and magic that is more practical and medicinal. It also gets…

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In Defense Of The Term Witch In The African Diaspora

Daily Observance Ritual for Witches

Start With Cleansing and Protection: For Witchcraft Beginners

Refreshing, Reclaiming, Innovating, and Practical Application

Are You a Witch Or a Pagan Or Both?

Undoing the Hard Work of Pagan Pioneers

Witchcraft: A beginners Guide part 1.mp4 – YouTube

How to Spot a Terrible Coven

Add An Article to Witch University

Mesopotamian Witchcraft by Tzvi Abusch

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