r/Witch • • 12h ago

Question Accidentally pushed the cork into my spell jar- I did a reseal with a new cork and wax but the old cork still remains inside the jar. Any thoughts?

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About 2 weeks ago I did a sweetening spell Jar, it seems to be working but just today I took it off the shelf to hold and set some intentions, overall just putting my energy on said jar. Next thing I know I had pushed the cork into the jar as the slightest bit of honey had seeped out the top. I tried fishing it out with tweezers but ended up pushing it further, I added some more sugar set some intentions and sealed it properly with wax. the only candle I had was black, does this change anything?


r/Witch • • 1h ago

Question How did this happen?

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Hi, I'm 21, and I never performed any kind of witchcraft even tho I was always so interested and it's definitely something I plan to do when I have more money to dedicate to it. Anyways, my best friend and I stopped talking like maybe 4 years ago quite suddenly, and I never stopped wishing she contacted me again (I didn't do it myself because I was quite pushy and manipulative at the time and I didn't wanna hurt her more, part of why we stopped talking). ANYWAYS cuz this is too much unneeded detail, she contacted me again and I'm just so freaking happy and wondering if this is due to manifesting, or if maybe some deity helped and if so, how do I know which and how do I say thanks? Thanks to anyone who'll reply


r/Witch • • 4h ago

Question Feeling energetically empty

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Hi, I'm fairly new to witchcraft, just learning energy manipulation, tarot, getting to know some herbs and reading books on protection Magick.

The thing is, even before getting serious about this, I could kinda sense energy, and especially when I did tarot readings. I always knew which card was the one I needed to take out, because I felt it. Even when doubting myself.

I had a really rough and long month, and at some point I started feeling disconnected. I was learning to sense the energy of trees I always see, but instead at some point I just started feeling nothing. As if something cut my energy.

And the other day, when I decided to resume my tarot practice, and take out the card of the day I didn't feel my deck.

I didn't feel the card that wanted to come out. Just nothing. And the card I took out didn't make any sense with everything that happened that day.

I usually don't look at the card right when I take it, and only look at it after the day passed. That way I can learn slowly the meaning of the cards, and analyze what happened. I don't want to be unconsciously trying to make it come true, yk. The cards always made sense. But this time it's not the case. And it's the first time I took out the card without sensing anything at all.

How do I get back to feeling the energies? I know that a lot of people will answer that meditation is key, but Its kinda weird to meditate when feeling absolutely nothing where a month ago there was something. I don't know how to explain it...


r/Witch • • 6h ago

Question Calling the Elements

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I have seen that the Elements are usually considered in this grouping :

North - Earth

East - Air

South - Fire

West - Water

As I'm coming into my own, I tend to feel things differently. For me it's:

South - Earth

North - Air

West - Water

East - Fire

Does anyone's practice, path or tradition take a similarly different representation of the Elements?


r/Witch • • 17h ago

Question Autism, CPTSD, and Witchcraft

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Hello ❤️ looking for some firsthand experiences or guidance from people who have explored witchcraft as part of their healing journey, particularly those who have experienced childhood trauma, CPTSD, or are neurodivergent.

I recently discovered that I’m on the autism spectrum. I also have CPTSD stemming from childhood trauma, including SA.

My dad is autistic and has paranoid schizophrenia, and I strongly suspect my mom is also autistic, although she’s never been diagnosed. She does have bipolar disorder.

My childhood was essentially one long period of survival mode. My parents divorced when I was 11, and around that time, my dad became involved with drugs. He eventually ended up in prison for operating a major drug ring.

I never knew what was true, what was false, right or wrong, etc. (My dad would make me walk around the house wearing night-vision goggles because he believed people were watching us.) I remember being the only person who believed him/ the onlyperson who stood by him.

Later on in life, I spent much trying to take care of him. I paid his rent and groceries, visited him during his deepest depressions, and tried to help him through everything. He was also a severe hoarder, to the point of collecting containers of urine.

Fast-forward to now: he sold the house and land I had inherited about 15 years earlier, moved to the Philippines, started a new family, and essentially disappeared from my life. He has children and grandchildren there, and I haven’t heard from him since. He hasn’t worked in roughly 20 years, we came from a family that once had considerableeeeeeee wealth. (I have never seen any of this money and never will, which I truly am fine with - I have been hyper independent and have made a good living for myself)

I’m sharing these details because I feel like I’ve spent my entire life trying to survive, understand other people, and hold everything together, and I’m only now beginning to understand what all of that has done to me.

I struggle in relationships, have always been fiercely independent, and carry what I can only describe as both mommy and daddy issues. I’ve spent years in therapy and explored medication, tai chi, breathwork, religion, spirituality, and so many other avenues of healing.

I feel completely broken, like I’ve tried everything and still can’t seem to get to the root of what I’m carrying.

For some reason, I feel deeply drawn to witchcraft, particularly as a potential path toward healing. I’ve never really allowed myself to sit with my own energy or explore that side of myself because, when I do, the sensations and emotions become overwhelming. I end up getting scared and shutting it all down.

I often feel an intense physical awareness of what’s happening inside my body, almost like I can feel everything moving through me, although it only happens at certain times. When it does, it can be a lot to handle.

I also feel genuinely, deeply drawn to witchcraft and the people in this community.
And I think part of that longing comes from loneliness, too. I don’t have much of a support system. I don’t really have friends or family I can lean on, and I find myself wanting to connect with people who might understand these experiences without immediately dismissing them.
So I guess my questions are:
Has anyone here explored witchcraft as part of healing from CPTSD or childhood trauma?
If you’re autistic or otherwise neurodivergent, has that influenced how you experience spirituality, energy, or witchcraft?
Where would you recommend starting if you’re interested in witchcraft primarily as a path toward self-understanding, grounding, and healing?
Are there particular practices, books, or traditions that are trauma-informed and emphasize safety, boundaries, and going slowly?

I’m very new to this, and I honestly don’t know where to begin.


r/Witch • • 5h ago

Question Any thoughts or ideas for a manifestation jar focusing on family and adoption?

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I have done a few manifestation jars before , but I'm now looking to focus some energy on a prospective adoption that has hit some obstacles and finally have our forever family. Any thoughts or specific suggestions for adoption and family?


r/Witch • • 12h ago

Question Do you astrologically elect your curses?

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Ive decided to curse a gentleman. The how and why is not apparently relevant. Anyway, I have everything I need, but the astrologer in me wonders if I should really make go all out by electing my curse.

Do you? What do you look for in a curse election?


r/Witch • • 2h ago

Question Can I only have one witches name?

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So I've been practicing for about 6 years as an eclectic pagan (now narrowing my practice a little more Celtic) and I'm getting back to basics. I've heard several places that you should meditate on finding your "name" as a witch or magician to do your workings in which you are not intended to share with anyone. The problem is I am nonbinary and have changed my name several times. The name I have now I resonate with deeply and feel I received it through spiritual means and connections except almost everyone knows it. Its on all of my college transcripts and accessible to most people. I fear that this was my name and I unknowingly soiled it. Can I find a second name?

I know this isn't necessary for every practitioner but I am asking for those who are familiar with this, it seems like something I would want to pursue.

Thanks in advance!


r/Witch • • 12h ago

Tips, Tricks, & Ideas Tinnitus relief using natural products

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Do witches have a natural remedy to relieve symptoms of tinnitus, mostly the blocked nose and sinus issues, please? It's unbearable.