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Being a witch is the magic of old forests and thick mist, ravens and wolves, owls and foxes, cats and hounds. It is the wild hunt, the maypole on Beltane, and the dark mystery of Samhain. It is velvet and lace, black roses and daisies, candles and herbs, thatched roofs, crumbling ruins, and besoms with gnarled handles. It is claiming your personal power, knowing that you can effect change. It is living safe in the knowledge that magic is real. —Antonia Cardella

Appreciating (and sometimes rejoicing in) weather changes instead of complaining about them, enjoying fleeting eye contact with wild animals, seeing magical potential in the ordinary. —Beth Collett

To be a witch one must be comfortable from within and love all forms of life in our world and beyond. This is quite an enchanting power to possess. Have you ever seen a cluster of fallen leaves lift themselves up from a cobblestone street and twirl around in unison and then quickly fly away as if they have somewhere else to be? It is such a beautiful thing to see, perhaps, you may even say, magical. —Maria Green

To me, being a witch means honoring the elements, honoring your ancestors, honoring your power, and creating, creating, creating mischief and magic. —@mama.goddess

Being a witch means there is no such thing as the mundane. —Jane George

Being a witch means honoring one’s night side, casting spells of beauty and magic at twilight and at midnight. It means lighting candles and waiting; it means wandering dark forest paths in velvet dresses the hue of an evening sky before a storm; it means a secret rendezvous with enchantment amid ancient stones. —Deborah Sage

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