3 Axes of Difference in Witchcraft: A VR to Thorn Mooney

[@thistle.thieves]

Hello! Loved your VR to Thorn! Definitely gonna reflect on these thoughts and rewatch. I just now found your channel because of it and am excited to check out your other videos. ☺️

[@nmw-sweet]

Really interesting! Such an enlightening contribution to, I hope, an ongoing conversation!

[@magickalmooncat]

This was such an interesting video to watch, and one that I'm gonna be rewatching for sure! Witchcraft is indeed inclusive of such a wide range of ideas and practices, that the language of it and what people mean can really vary. I love the way you broke it down into those axes, and as someone who is more on the self development/honouring nature and higher source side of things, this video has helped me learn a bit more about other areas, so thank you for that 😊✨✨✨

[@noelletdejorge368]

Interesting indeed… I enjoyed listening to your take on this subject, and description of the spectrum of individual practices.. ⭐️

[@uthyrgreywick5702]

Thanks for your VR to Thorn. I just finished watching her and the algorithm brought up your vid. I was introduced to a hybrid witchcraft that mixed folk magic and ceremonial magic in the 1960's by my dad. I never heard of Gardner or Wicca until the 1990's so the online banter amuses me. I have a couple of comments on Neo Paganism/Witchcraft. First, the concept of witchcraft asself help psychotherapy is a late 20th century construct that I find dubious at best. Second, I seldom do spell work because when I do a work, it works, and I find the cyber witches online who feel the need to constantly repeat protection spells or prosperity spells makes me think they don't really believe the previous spell they did will work. It must be terrible living in a state of fear. Blessings.

[@CrisPCruz]

The original witchcraft as psychotherapy was pretty dubious but there's actually a ton of licenced therapist using aspects of it with pagan clients. I'm actually working on a book showing how Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Witchcraft can intersect.

[@CrisPCruz]

Also I love your logo/ profile pic. Bright Blessings!

[@dayofthejackyl]

@@CrisPCruz your book sounds fascinating! I would definitely read it if you ever decide to publish

[@TamFam-o3n]

I might be a tad late, but I love the new profile picture ❤. Sn, I didn't know you had a new book. I have to check it out. I have the tarot for real life and the Qabalah book. I try to support your work as best as I can.

[@vijnananath]

"Queen of All Witcheries" is legitimately very good. Good scholarship and inspiring devotional materials both.

[@ginarutledge5008]

Good Morning

[@CrisPCruz]

Hahahaha "A Spell To Make Myself Less Arrogant." I would love to at least see the spell but yeah it's not happening for me either.