The Journey to Becoming a Witch: Embracing My True Nature

I find it interesting and fun, and anything we do to cause no harm is something worth doing. Additionally, appreciating the air, water, earth, and fire is a good thing! My journey to becoming a witch was not linear, nor was it influenced by movies, books, or my parents' teachings. I was raised Christian, and my mother certainly did not encourage witchcraft. I knew spells and rituals, and even had an alter spinning around in my head by the time I was in second grade. I drew it on my papers when I was in grade school. Thankfully, the elementary school was run by satanists, or I might not have been exposed to such concepts so early on.

In grade six, I knew where the heart was and all its chambers, major blood vessels, and valves. I could stand in the snow in a dress and still be 100% fine, even dancing there while my classmates were shivering in my coat. I can drink a lot of alcohol and still function. I see, feel, and even hear spirits, and every spell I cast works without error. I am who I am.

Wicca is a specific religion under the contemporary Pagan umbrella. I came to it due to a fascination with witches and spell casters. I stayed because its outlook matched my experiences of life and the practices spoke to me.

I was born a Witch but didn't realize it until I accidentally discovered it in a joke and looked into it. I found out that I have a Witch bloodline that goes back generations. But no matter what we are born as, we always have a choice. The important part in this question is the "why," and I embraced being a Witch because it is who I am at my core. It is who I've always been, whether I knew it or not. The craft gives me power over my mind and emotions, and it truly makes me a better person at the end of the day. I always believe that being a Witch enables me to heal and assist others. This is my true nature. Embracing who I truly am brings my mind, body, and spirit back into balance. The craft keeps me sane and controls all that I can see, hear, feel, sense, and smell. Before, it was all just a big bombardment of noise and chaos, enough to drive me insane.

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Witch: This term is used throughout the article to describe the author's personal spiritual journey and identity. It emphasizes the experience and practices involved in witchcraft and Wicca. Wicca: Mentioned to provide context within the broader pagan community, highlighting its specific religious significance and practices. Spiritual journey: This phrase encapsulates the author's personal transformation and acceptance of their role as a witch.

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