Alot of these charms are also used in Appalachian Folk Magick. Appalachian Folk Magick blends British, German, African, and Cherokee Traditions. We also use terms like Cunning Folk and Root Doctor. It's neat seeing the English Root of our tradition. :)
My favorite herb harvesting charm is "Pardon for my pluck, may you grow stronger with my stroke" for specifically when I'm pruning my perennial herbs. Great video! Thank you!
You truly have one of the most informational and educational witch channels on here, all your information is amazingly helpful, well gathered and condensed into perfectly sized and digestible videos. Double thumbs up!
Ooh, I have one - Fortune rota volvitur: descendo minoratus; alter in altum tillitur; animus exaltatus. 'The wheel of fortune spins: one man is abased by it's descent; the other is carried aloft; all too exalted.'
Thank you for sharing! I think it's so fun to see how our practices change and evolve over time. I used to include more incantations. I'm starting to come back to it, but I have to work harder to memorize them than before. Do you generally memorize or read off the page? I do both depending on the circumstances.
I also do both depending on the situation, the spell. Some incantations are easier to memorise than others as well haha! I remember a lot of the Catholic hymns and prayers from childhood, which helps lol.
Enchantments are more than anything related to sounds, and how this affects our bodies (mental, physical, emotional and astral) and the matter around us, there are sounds that we hear and others that we don't.
Alot of these charms are also used in Appalachian Folk Magick.
Appalachian Folk Magick blends British, German, African, and Cherokee Traditions.
We also use terms like Cunning Folk and Root Doctor.
It's neat seeing the English Root of our tradition. :)
Thank you for continuing to highlight the presence of syncretism in both traditional and contemporary witchcraft!
My favorite herb harvesting charm is "Pardon for my pluck, may you grow stronger with my stroke" for specifically when I'm pruning my perennial herbs. Great video! Thank you!
Oh I love that! Thank you for sharing 🙏
Love this! 💚
I think I would be too terrified to say the Lords prayer backwards
You truly have one of the most informational and educational witch channels on here, all your information is amazingly helpful, well gathered and condensed into perfectly sized and digestible videos. Double thumbs up!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words 😊
Loving this video! I always get so excited to hear you talk about English folk magic. So many notes to take 😍
Yay thank you Fel! 🧡
Loved this video 💖 thank you, Ari, for always being true to yourself and your practice. Your authenticity and love of the community is inspiring!
Thank you so much Megan!
There's a reason my user name is Silver Tongue aside from being an inkheart reference. Cause words are magick to me
What a great video Loved this one thank you Ari
Ooh, I have one -
Fortune rota volvitur:
descendo minoratus;
alter in altum tillitur;
animus exaltatus.
'The wheel of fortune spins:
one man is abased by it's descent;
the other is carried aloft;
all too exalted.'
That's cool! Thank you for sharing 💚
Yes I would love you to do a video more in depth.
Ostara blessings ari from devon England.🌛🌕🌜🐇🐇🌱🦋
Thank you for sharing! I think it's so fun to see how our practices change and evolve over time. I used to include more incantations. I'm starting to come back to it, but I have to work harder to memorize them than before. Do you generally memorize or read off the page? I do both depending on the circumstances.
I also do both depending on the situation, the spell. Some incantations are easier to memorise than others as well haha! I remember a lot of the Catholic hymns and prayers from childhood, which helps lol.
Enchantments are more than anything related to sounds, and how this affects our bodies (mental, physical, emotional and astral) and the matter around us, there are sounds that we hear and others that we don't.
Here’s a good replacement for that they may neither rest nor happy be. That they rest in post-nut clarity /j