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Hello and welcome to Diary Of A Folk Witch, a learning 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 Priestess and Folk Witch. I will share with you my life and practice. From living on a small urban homestead and utilising old folk ways and skills in my everyday life, to the folk witchcraft I practice daily.
Here On this website you will find blogs, gallery’s and more! There is a good blend of both free and premium content blogs on all things Folk Magick, Folk Witchcraft, Folklore, and the skills that many modern wise folk now practice. From urban homesteading, foraging and kitchen witchery, to modern healing practices, community eldership and self-sufficiency.
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The premium content subscription offers subscribers access to two blogs a month that rotate on the following topics:
The Grimoire Series
Folklore and spirits of the land series
Tree and plant lore series
The Folk Witchcraft series.
British and Celtic familiar spirit guides series.
The Divination and scrying series.
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2023 is going to see the platform evolve even more to make Folk Witchcraft as accessible as possible to people worldwide, making this site even more of an affordable learning platform, with virtual talks, workshops, podcasts, and hopefully… a YouTube channel!
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.
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LATEST POSTS
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Folklore And Spirits Of The Land Series: Making Your Home A Welcome Space For Friendly House Spirits.
Hello and welcome to this week’s instalment of the ‘folklore and spirits of the land series’, one of the four topics covered in my premium content subscription service. Where for £4 a month, you can have access to two blogs a month on the following areas of Folk Witchcraft:– Folklore and Spirits of the land.–…
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The Grimoire Series: A Modern Take On A Traditional Blood Staunching Charm.
Hello and welcome to this week’s instalment of the Grimoire Series, one of four topics covered within the premium content service that Diary of a Folk Witch offers for £4 a month. This week’s blog is a nice, simple and straight to the point addition that is designed to be used by subscribers within their…
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Folklore And Spirits Of The Land Series: The Demon Pig Of Winwick And The Use Of Apotropaic Masonry In Lancashire Churches.
One thing I have noticed about Lancashire church art, that makes it stand out from other English counties, is how often churches do in fact incorporate apotropaic symbols and art in order to protect its holy sites. This is either a local regional folk magick choice, or a sign of lingering doubt in the minds…
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Plant And Tree Lore Series: In The Shadow Of English Yew.
Hello and welcome to this week’s instalment of the plant and tree lore series! This week’s offering will be that of the folklore and magic of the Yew tree. A tree that is heavily associated with death, rebirth, the ever repeating cycle of life, transformation, the ancestors, and both malefic and protective magical workings. So,…
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Folk Witchcraft Series: Every Day Tools Of The Folk Witch.
Hello and welcome to this week’s instalment of the Folk Witchcraft series, part of the ongoing premium content service. If you’re new here and not familiar with my work, my name is Zanna and I am a practicing folk witch based in that mysterious dark corner of the land known as Lancashire. As well as…
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Plant And Tree Lore Series: Witches’ Broom.
Hello and welcome to another instalment of the plant and tree lore series! This week we shall be looking at the tree growth and deformity otherwise known as witches’ broom; a fascinating growth that is steeped in folklore and folk magic applications. So, without much further ado, let’s begin!