Additionally, in turn to the terms I used, “green witch” and “kitchen witch”, I will say those are more recent terms in time thanks to social media. But like how I said in the other post that witches can choose to call themselves something else, those are terms some witches choose to call themselves. “Green Witches” typically choose to work with nature and herbs more so than an average witch. “Kitchen Witches” (also sometimes referred to as Hearth Witches) are witches that tend to do spell work to care for their house and home. This can mean anything from weaving magick into their cooking to making wards and sigils around the house, to also making spell jars. Essentially Kitchen Witch and Green Witch are labels for specific types of practice.

Not a problem! I don’t have a lot of people to discuss this with! Real life witches aren’t like what you see in TV or books (although if you want a pointy hat go get yourself a pointy hat). Real Life witches do cast spells (but no fireballs), have rituals, and they work with a number of things like herbs, crystals, various elements like Fire and Water. There is a lot of meaning behind everything being done. What Witches do entirely depends on the witch themselves and what their goals are with their practice.

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