You might be a Witch✨️🌒🌓🌔🌕🌖🌗🌘✨️
You might be a Green Witch if…
You feel calmer in forests than in crowds.
You talk to your plants.
You collect herbs “just in case.”
You believe the earth is alive and she listens.
You might be a Kitchen Witch if…
Your spells look like soups, teas, and bread.
You stir intentions into your coffee.
You season with instinct.
You know nourishment is a form of protection.
You might be a Moon Witch if…
You check the phase before making decisions.
You feel different during the full moon.
You release, manifest, cleanse, repeat.
You trust cycles more than clocks.
You might be a Shadow Witch if…
You aren’t afraid of your darker emotions.
You sit with discomfort instead of running.
You question everything.
You turn wounds into wisdom.
But…
There is no one way to practice.
No one aesthetic.
No one path that fits everyone.
Some days you’re all of them.
Some days you’re none of them.
Some days your magic is loud.
Some days it’s simply surviving with your softness intact.
You don’t need a label to be powerful.
You don’t need permission to explore.
You don’t need to look like anyone else to be real.
But sometimes… it’s comforting to recognise yourself in a name.
Over time, I've discovered that identifying with a particular witch type can greatly deepen your connection with both yourself and the world around you. For example, practicing as a Green Witch involves embracing the natural world—spending time in forests, nurturing plants, and gathering herbs that can be used for healing or rituals. This deep respect for the earth isn’t just about plants; it’s about feeling grounded in the cycles of nature and trusting that the earth listens and responds to your energy. On the other hand, being a Kitchen Witch transforms mundane cooking into a magical act. Infusing your meals with intention, stirring in love and protection with every recipe, can create a sense of nourishment that goes beyond the body. I often find that adding herbs or spices with specific energetic properties to teas or soups makes daily rituals feel sacred and empowering. If you resonate more with the Moon Witch archetype, you might notice how your mood and decisions are attuned to the moon’s phases. Personally, I've found that planning new projects during the new moon and releasing what no longer serves during the full moon helps me feel more in sync with natural rhythms, rather than rigid schedules. The Shadow Witch embraces all parts of themselves — including the darker emotions that many shy away from. Sitting with discomfort and questioning beliefs has been a transformative practice for me. It allows turning wounds into wisdom and deeper self-awareness, which is a path to authentic power. What truly matters is there’s no one way to practice witchcraft. Some days you might feel connected to all these aspects, and other days you might simply be focusing on self-care to keep your softness intact. Remember, you don’t need to fit a label to wield your magic. Exploring your unique mix of traits is a beautiful journey that evolves with time and intention.
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