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Tradwitch Lore & Craft

@WitchlingGroveTracked since Jul 2026

Beginner witch content, folklore, folk magic.

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Audio Latest postPublicAlternatives to White Sage and Palo Santo

I posted this on my socials earlier but then thought it might be helpful for some of you lovely witches here too - so sharing just in case!

4 days ago at Sep 1 crawl 9 likes 6 comments

Lughnasadh / Lammas: Marking the First HarvestAs summer begins to soften, the wheel of the year reaches the festival of Lughnasadh, also known in England as Lammas or Lammastide. LughnasAudioJuly 21Public 10 5 The Thread Charm (A low energy folk practice)For my low energy or time poor witches, fitting in witchcraft to our daily lives can feel challenging so here is an easy folk-inspired practAudioJuly 11Public 11 2 A Simple Summer Folk-Inspired PracticeYou don't need a cupboard full of tools, you just need to get outside and start connecting with the land around you.AudioJuly 15Public 11 1 3 Easy Ways To Mark The Summer SolsticeIf you want to mark the solstice, here are 3 simple ways. I hope you all have a wonderful weekend - Blessed be!AudioJune 19Public 11 2 Lammas (Lughnasadh) Reflection JournalTake a quiet moment to pause at the first harvest with this seasonal reflection journal. Inspired by the traditions of Lughnasadh and LammasArticleJuly 28Public 0 0 Where I Think Beginners Should Start with British Folk MagicOne of the questions people often ask is where to begin with British folk magic. It's an understandable question. Once you start exploring tAudioJune 16Public 5 5 Birds in British Folklore: Messengers, Omens, and the Language of the Land - Part 1Ravens, Crows & Magpies Long before people understood migration, animal behaviour, or ecology, birds were watched closely. Their calls markeAudioMay 27Public 5 4 Update!Hi Patreon! I am still here, typing furiously on my phone 😅 I wanted to give an update as I've been dying to post a few articles and been scAudioJuly 11Public 0 0 Apple Peel Love Divination: A Halloween Tradition of BritainLong before tarot decks became mainstream tools of divination, people across Britain practised simpler forms of fortune-telling using everydAudioMay 11Public 5 2

Birds in British Folklore — Part 2Robins, Wrens & Doves Not all birds in British folklore were feared. Some were treated with tenderness. Some with caution and an uneasy respAudioJune 9Public 0 0

Apple & Mirror Love Divination: An Unsettling Folk RitualThis has to be one of the most unsettling love divination practices in British Folklore - or is it just me who finds mirrors rather creepy?AudioMay 19Public 0 0

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