this is the dumbest witchtok hot take yet some of yall need to get off tiktok -so we are measuring spiritual ability in pounds now #witchtok #witchcraft #spirituality #manifestation #glamourmagic
There are many misconceptions circulating in spaces like WitchTok, especially regarding who can or cannot be a witch based on their physical characteristics. One common but harmful myth is the notion that 'overweight people cannot be witches.' This kind of thinking is not only damaging but also completely unfounded. From my personal experience exploring spirituality and witchcraft communities online, it becomes clear that spiritual ability and magical practice have nothing to do with body size, weight, or appearance. Spirituality is an internal, deeply personal journey connected to one's beliefs, intentions, and connection with energies—none of which can be measured by physical attributes. It’s important to challenge and push back against these stereotypes because they create unnecessary barriers and exclusion in spiritual communities. Authentic spirituality embraces all individuals regardless of their appearances or backgrounds. Manifestation, glamour magic, and other spiritual practices focus on harnessing intention and energy, which are not constrained by external factors like weight. Moreover, platforms such as TikTok can amplify misinformation, so it’s vital to approach viral content critically and seek diverse perspectives. I encourage anyone interested in witchcraft or spiritual growth to cultivate their own understanding based on learning, experience, and respectful community interaction rather than outdated or prejudiced social media trends. Ultimately, spirituality should be accessible and nurturing, free from judgment based on superficial criteria. Embracing inclusivity enriches the magical and spiritual community and helps everyone grow in their personal practice.







































