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Folk Witchcraft | Interview with A Traditional Witch

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Welcome wild ones! Come meet a green witch. In this interview with a traditional witch we meet Rebecca Beyer who practices folk witchcraft. It is hard to define ourselves but for the sake of finding this interview we are talking about folk herbalism, folk witchcraft, herbalist witchcraft, traditional witchcraft, foraging witchcraft and more. Meeting Rebecca was so exciting for me, as I have followed her work and I encourage you to do the same. Find the info below. This interview is perfect for beginner witches and beginning witchcraft.
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Rebecca Beyer's website www.bloodandspi...
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Books She mentioned:
Wild Witchcraft amzn.to/3EpYhie
Plants of the Devil amzn.to/3T4E4Tb
Under the Bramble Arch amzn.to/3SOi9Aa
Dream Divination with Plants amzn.to/3VbgINA
Wort Cunning amzn.to/3fWI2iM
Irish Country Cures amzn.to/3yphFIq
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4 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 47

@minic6439 Год назад

Hi from the UK, hearing this discussion made me light up inside, love how important our ancestary and history are connected ... just beautiful 🤍 need this book in my life 🙏💫💖

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Light up! Love that! Thanks for saying all this! ❤

@robgau2501 Год назад

I like her alot. She's a great writer and an intelligent, creative person.

@apothecareyarts4076 Год назад

Really rich conversation. Thank you both so much. "It's the small acts that builds the practice".

@susankmiotek6121 5 месяцев назад

There’s so much to say. So I’ll just narrow it down to excellent! Thank you to both of you I just found you Heather and now I’ll look for Rebecca. Blessings!

@leauphillips3563 Год назад

What a lovely, enriching interview. My father could rub away warts and his father was a water witcher, his mother had "the sight" so I am fascinated by all you talked about. Thank you for my introduction to Rebecca! I'm headed to buy her books!

@justin_a_greenwitch Год назад

I definitely need this book! Rebecca seems really dedicated to giving her knowledge back to the community. Awesome interview 💫

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Thanks for stopping by! I hope you love the book as I did!

@benmorris7276 Год назад

I am definitely purchasing this book I've definitely been a witch at heart always kind of knew how to do certain things without knowing what they do. Always played around make potions, salves, concoctions. Always learning a bout plant ect. Now I'm a reiki master and reflexologist now going back to school to become a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, and now delving it to my journey into witchcraft I've started by learning Icelandic sorcery now i want to expand my craft by learning about magical herbs ect.

@michellegaitens8823 Год назад

Yeah !yeah !yeah !,such good chat loads of inspiration , thankyou from the uk

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Your so welcome! I just was so happy ReBecca said yes to the interview. I love her book and got so her opus in the interview. I am a fan!

@Thewoodlandwitch Год назад

Wish I still lived there to learn more from her! Great interview and very informative 🙌

@MaridithSmith Год назад

I'm so glad you did this interview. I've seen the book around but I'm really excited to read it now.

@Lily_Grey Год назад

I just bought the book, it arrived in my hands just yesterday…so I am here to enjoy this interview before I start reading. 💜✨

@ImurChuckelberry 9 месяцев назад

Great interview.Im in the process of reading Wild Witchcraft and love it so far.I think on the foraging topic we all could when we start to understand what we like and grow our own plants.We could grow for ourselves and trade with others.Just my thoughts on that.

@keekeejenkins6162 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for this interview, I've been looking for foragering/gardening info that pertains to the area I live in. Everything seems to be based out of PNW&New England city folk. Finally Appalachian herbalists are getting some attention.

@hathorsheathen Год назад

Great interview, I actually happen to be currently reading Rebecca's book. 😁

@hearthandbesom Год назад

Such an informative and relaxed interview. I am one of those practitioners that lives in an urban setting where all the parks are sprayed and woods aren't readily accessible. I've always been a bit hard on myself because I do most of my foraging in the grocery store. 😂 This doesn't impede me from communing with the plant and tree life that grow naturally in our backyard. Loved this video!!

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

So glad you liked it. She is so wonderful. ♥️

@NYCHFAN Год назад

Loved this. I have her book, but have not read it yet. (It's in the cue, lol)

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

I hope you love it! The intro was probably my fav on the first read. Section 1

@purplewitchapothecary Год назад

I have this book!! Thank you for this!

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Enjoy it!

@TarotandWitchery Год назад

Love this content. Thank you!!!

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Thank you!

@WitchWednesdays Год назад

This was so fun! I read Rebecca's book right when it was released, so it was great to hear you two chat

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Ohh, yeah. I am so happy you swung by. It was so amazing to chat with her for sure highlight of my year.

@keekeemorley4830 Год назад

So very happy I found your channel ❤️

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

So happy your here!

@jenniferleftwich7 8 месяцев назад

Omg u got a interview with her😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

@LavenderHazelwood Год назад

This was great, Heather! I love Alexis (Black Forager). She's a hoot! I wanted to hear her Elder song! :) Aurora

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Perhaps some day she will sing it for us! Perhaps in upcoming courses on her site. I also love Alexis and forgot to link her. I will try to get her IG in the description.

@LavenderHazelwood Год назад

@@TheWildForestWitchery

@jennglow4647 Год назад

Cool 😀

@ginaalesha2 25 дней назад

Just ordered her first book

@jenniferleftwich7 8 месяцев назад

I too aam from Nc/va

@_Moonlight92 Год назад

So awesome! I have been trying to study Herbalism but not many teachers near me that I have found (I don’t think online would be the same unfortunately). That’s cool VT is where I’m from! Have you ever checked out Sali Crow? She is what helped me step onto my path.

@_Moonlight92 Год назад

Ps idk what’s up with RU-vid lately but I’ve only been getting notifications here and there 😢

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Awesome. Herbalist is just practice and it takes time. I think your right hands on is best. I will say that I feel like I learn the most practicing on myself. I don’t know Sail Crow. I will check on :)

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Notification for my content? Confused. I have been posting a little less. Working on more soon!

@seriousros7280 10 месяцев назад

We learn from the past present and future. Practicing what we learn is how culture evolves. The current judgemental attitude towards cultural appropriation is damaging and hinges on guilt and shame. Be proud of your traditions new and old and don't obsess about how others view you. Regarding foraging be respectful of Nature and don't be greedy. If there is only one example of something growing it's a bad idea to pick it.

@TheWildForestWitchery Месяц назад

This doesn’t come through as education. To each their own. I do love be proud of your traditions though.

@freyast2213 Год назад

It’s so unfortunate that 90% of the witchy content on RU-vid is all from the same worldview & perspective. It’s oddly not surprising & yet somewhat surprising all at the same time. I guess if you have that worldview it’s good for you if ya don’t it can be very frustrating.

@keekeejenkins6162 6 месяцев назад

I'm a little dense, what worldview? I think I know what you mean but I don't want to assume. Could make for a nice discussion.

@Lily_Grey Год назад

I live in The Cotswolds England… and its unfortunate that there are so many misconceptions regarding cultural appropriation… i use white sage that grows freely and beautifully here on my own land and it’s something my ancestors did for ages. Using smoke to cleanse is another practice that is shrouded in misconception… it seems as though it only becomes a source of conflict when it comes to socially appropriating indigenous peoples or minorities. Otherwise its fine to take European practices and use them outside of their original purpose and out of context. The social appropriation of European folk practices seems to always be looked over… and we are often accused ourselves of appropriating other cultures. I don’t believe its fair to perpetuate the idea that only indigenous practices and peoples or minorities can be appropriated.

@TheWildForestWitchery Год назад

Everyone wants to be seen and heard. Everyone and every culture should have their chance to be seen and respected. Respect is always the way. I hear you certainly and appreciate you sharing this point.

@Lily_Grey Год назад

@@TheWildForestWitchery I absolutely agree…. It certainly is unfortunate that the concept of respecting each other and embracing our differences is such a source of conflict. Of course we all see things from our own perspectives, and unfortunately some perspectives are valued more than others. We so often dismiss the personal experiences of others in an attempt to invalidate them. However, ethnicity and social class do not make anyones experiences less important. I want for everyone, what I wish for myself….understanding, empathy, and respect. I believe it’s more that experiences are subjective, regardless of culture, ethnicity, spiritual or religious ideologies, et cetera. At the end of the day, we are all human beings bleeding red. Its imperative we stop perpetuating this divisive agenda and appreciate not the things that divided us in the past but the things that can bring us together in the future. I suppose there is some truth in the saying “two wrongs do not make a right”…. Suddenly it’s become very apparent that I should take my own advice. Thank you for such a lovely conversation…and I appreciate your time. Sending love and warm blessings💜✨