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cauldronandkettle · 11 days ago

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Types Of Witches

There are so many types of magic and magic users out there! We all carve out our little corner of the craft to fit exactly what we want. Chances are as you start to learn your craft, you will find that you are pulling from more than just one type of magic, and that’s totally okay! These are just quick descriptions, again, to potentially help you find the direction you want to go in, but who knows! Maybe a particular craft will call to you, and you stick to it!

This is by no means an exhausted list of types of magic or witches there are, but it’s a great jumping off point!

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I’m just going to put this here. Witch is a gender-neutral term. I’m not here for this “Witch vs Warlock, Woman vs Man thing in the craft. If you prefer being called a witch, cool, if you want to be called a warlock, got it. There is absolutely no reason to categorized magic makers like this.

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Solitary Witch:

This is a person who prefers to study and practice alone. They tend to work off of their own intuition and don’t feel the need or want to add other energies into their craft they may be unpredictable

Hereditary Witch:

These are folks that come from a line of magic users. They learned their craft from their elders, probably steeped in tradition and history.

Traditional Witch:

These folks prefer to play by the rules, keeping strict to the history and pomp and circumstance. These people may be the kind of person who believes you have to apprentice to be a witch. This kind of witch also often overlaps with hereditary witches.

Divination Witch:

These folks focus on not only manipulating the surrounding energy, but communicating with it, either for themselves or others. This can include things like Tarot, runes, and oracles, but also things like astrology and horoscope.

Lunar witch:

Most witches use the moon in their craft, but these folks tend to focus their whole craft around it, often planning around the moon cycle when planning their craft. This can also include things like full moon and new moon rituals, moon water, eclipse rituals and more. If this is something that speaks to you, I recommend looking into deities like Artemis.

Sea witch:

These witches spend their time around water in general, but more specifically the ocean. They can use things like shells and sea glass alongside their crystals. Often, sea witches get their psychic and mental energy from being in and around the ocean.

Green Witch:

This is a craft that revolves around nature, herbs and plants. Often these witches overlap with kitchen witchcraft, with mutual use of herbs. Green witches often gardens to tend to, and a knowledge of herbs and foraging. These folks may have not only metaphysical spells, but physical applications like tinctures and salves.

Kitchen Witch:

Often called hearth witchcraft, (But some might argue they are two distinct crafts) Kitchen witchcraft is a fairly large category of the craft, pulling from green witchcraft, fae witchcraft, as well as lunar magic and divination all wrapped up. These witches tend to have a love for food, helping people, and building community. Sharing their magic with people in meals or sending baked good to a loved one is a simple way to use kitchen magic in your life.

Fae Witch:

These are witches that also tend to overlap with green witchery and kitchen witchery, using care for the natural world to get on the good graces of fairfolk. Spending time with nature, leaving offerings for the fae, or showing care and reverence for the wildlife are all ways you could do this.

City Witch:

While most witches pull their energy from nature, city witches pull their every from the ever-changing living energy of the city.

Cyber Witch:

This is pretty similar to city witchcraft, with the use of more modern energy and tech in their craft. Maybe instead of lighting candles, they have color changing lights for rituals. Or, maybe they write their grimoire online versus in a book. They often find comfort online in the same way that others may get comfort being in the woods or by the ocean.

Eclectic Witch:

This is the kind of craft where you take what you like and leave the rest (within reason). In my personal opinion, most witches live in this place. You take a little from this column, a little of that column, and craft the perfect little space for you.

Chaos Witch:

So… Everything I just said? Throw it out the window. A chaos witch does what they want when they want, on their terms, and their craft represents that. They don’t follow correspondences set forth by others. They do what they think is right, when they think it’s right, and don’t really care what anyone thinks about it. I have always believed a good witch as a little chaos magic in them.

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This is just a jumping off point! Make sure to always do your own research, and don’t let just one person tell you the right or wrong of the craft. This is a place for you to sit and meditate, decide what may or may not sound good to you, and take the leap into that world. The journey is the best part, after all.

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