A witch is a man or woman who is learned in witchcraft.
Coven[]
In Wicca and other similar forms of modern Neopagan beliefs, a coven is a community or gathering of witches, a group of believers who gather together for ceremonies of worship, such as Drawing Down the Moon or celebrating the Sabbats.
Description[]
Humans who practice magical powers are called "witches". Contrary to a "blood witch", a witch is someone is who was originally born without magickal abilities but developed supernatural powers through the practice and study of witchcraft. While these witches are known to become very powerful, according to Cal Blaire, a "witch" can never be as powerful as a "blood witch".
History[]
Almost anyone is capable of becoming a witch, however one must harness the spiritual energy and supernatural forces that surrounds them in everyday life. Although the majority of witches receive their magic through years of practice, blood witches receive their magick through genetics, which often begin to develop during their early childhood.
Magick[]
Magick (or Witchcraft) is the power to effect change by magickal means. Magick can often be split into bright and dark, though depending on the situation can also be neutral. Magick is both a genetic heredity and a studied technique that connects a person to the elements and forces of nature in order to practice witchcraft.
Magick Powers[]
- Channeling: The act of drawing and invoking extra forms of energy by focusing on celestial events.
- Spell Casting: The act of changing and/or controlling events through the use of charms, hexes, rituals, etc.
- Witches Brew: The act of brewing and concocting paranormal elixirs that contain supernatural properties.