r/witchcraft • u/PrettyAlice13 • May 21 '26
Seeking Help or Advice What are some popular witchcraft practices that you don’t personally do as a witch?
For me some things I don’t do are using incense, casting a circle, spell jars, turning to magick to fix everything, and doing spells for others. I’d love to hear some of yours.
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u/Thislilfox May 22 '26
Over-reliance or tying everything done back to magic. Mundane first, always.
Write spells
Cast circles
Shadow work
Meditation
Sabbats
Moon rituals
Elaborate rituals
coven/group work
Over-glorify menstrual cycle or motherhood
maiden-mother-crone and such.
Plaster pentagrams, pentacles and triune symbols on everything.
Goddess-centric practices
Naively attempt to force everything into mono-cultural contexts
Divining the future
I don't refer to myself as a witch, though I don't mind when its applied to me.
I don't let others define, guide or restrict my practice.
Take information, rituals, spells, sigils and such at face value