Folk Witchcraft, Witchcraft Living, And Wise Folk Skills.

Welcome!

Hello and welcome to Diary Of A Folk Witch, a living witchcraft platform for ALL!
Are you looking to learn more about folk witchcraft, folklore and modern wise folk skills, but not entirely sure where to start?
Perhaps you’re new to your path and looking to explore it further in a safe and informative environment? Or maybe you’re an experienced Occultist and looking to find genuine content on Folk Witchcraft that is neither ‘fluffy’ or watered down?

Well, you have come to the right place!

My name is Zanna, join me on my path as a Folk Witch and Priestess.
I will share with you my life and practice, from being a community wise woman, birth doula, chaplain and a celebrant, to living on a small urban homestead and utilising old folk ways and skills in my everyday folk witch life.
Through a blend of informative posts and diary entries, I seek to let you into my every day life and practice and cover the following topics:

Diary Of A Folk Witch Entries.
The Kitchen Witchcraft Series.
The Folk Ways & Urban Homesteading Series (coming soon).
The Herbs And Healing Series
The Grimoire Series
Folklore And Spirits Of The Land Series
Tree And Plant Lore Series
The Folk Witchcraft Series.
The Animal Familiar And Spirit Guides Series.
The Divination And Scrying Series.

As well as this, I often hold talk and workshops, both in person and online!

We hope you enjoy exploring this website and walking through the world of modern Folk Witchcraft.

Through the time, mists, and distance between us, blessings from me to you.


LATEST POSTS


  • The Kitchen Witchcraft Series: Lúnasa Sourdough Harvest Loaf.

    The Kitchen Witchcraft Series: Lúnasa Sourdough Harvest Loaf.

    Hello everyone, and welcome to the first instalment of the Kitchen Witchcraft Series. Each month, I share with you one free recipe that you can make yourself, at home, for Sabbats, festivals, healings, special occasions, ritual, and general folk witch living! We are fast approaching Lúnasa; the Celtic fire festival and first harvest of the…

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  • Creating A Regular Cartomancy Practice.

    Creating A Regular Cartomancy Practice.

    I have noticed that for some witches, there can be a sense of guilt, or even shame when their practice does not look as grand or ‘insta-good’ as others practitioners. That because they are too busy, too tired, not feeling well, are recovering from an illness, etc, that their practice is some how less-than others.…

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  • The Herbs And Healing Series: Chamomile & Calendula Salve.

    The Herbs And Healing Series: Chamomile & Calendula Salve.

    Hello, and welcome to the first instalment of the herbs and healing series!This week, I am going to be demonstrating how to make a chamomile and calendula salve for dry and aggravated skin!If you’re new here, my name is Zanna and I am a Folk Witch, Birth Doula, and Priestess. I am also a folk…

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  • Diary Of A Folk Witch: A Rose At Midnight, divination under the moon.

    Diary Of A Folk Witch: A Rose At Midnight, divination under the moon.

    Date: June 4th 2023Moon Phase: Full Moon.Weather: Warm and clear skies.Place: Home, Lancashire. Juno crept upon me all of a sudden this year. It felt as though one minute it was Bealtaine, then ‘pow!’ , it was June. The name origins for the month of June come from the Roman Goddess Juno, Goddess of marriage,…

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  • The Folk Witchcraft Series: Blocking Workings.

    The Folk Witchcraft Series: Blocking Workings.

    Blocking magic seeks to create a shield of defence that can be either temporary or implemented for longer term use in order for a person to be able to protect their wellbeing without having to resort to more offensive tactics, such as firing back or blasting. One way to look at it, is that blocking…

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  • Diary Of A Folk Witch: A Mindful Way Through Grief.

    Diary Of A Folk Witch: A Mindful Way Through Grief.

    May 22nd 2023Moon Phase: Waxing crescent Location: Lancashire, home.Weather: Warm and sunny. Today has been a slow and steady day of studying both the nutritional and herbal benefits of Rubus fruticosus (blackberry) for my Herbal Foundational Study, and, sorting the childrens’ garden dens and sheds ready for a good old spring clean and de-webbing from…

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