#Witchy Wednesday: Welcome to October – The Season of the Witch! 🎃✨

Welcome, October! The season of the witch is upon us, and we’re stepping into one of the most magical times of the year.

As the leaves turn golden and the nights grow longer, the veil between the worlds thins, bringing us closer to the energies of the unseen. The crisp air carries whispers of ancient spirits, and the world feels just a little more enchanted. Can you feel it? 🍂🔮

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Welcome to October – The Season of the Witch!

The Season of the Witch

For us witches, pagans, and lovers of all things spooky, this is the perfect time to connect with the earth, the elements, and our own inner power. The autumn season is rich with opportunities for transformation, introspection, and spiritual growth. With Samhain just around the corner, it’s time to harness the energy of the season and prepare for the final harvest.

Work with the Autumn Energies

Here are some fun and easy ways to work with the autumn energies as we approach Samhain, the Witches’ New Year:

1. Create an Autumn Altar 

Now is the time to refresh your altar with the vibrant colours of the season. Think orange, gold, deep red, and earthy brown. Decorate it with fallen leaves, acorns, conkers, pumpkins, and candles. You might also want to add symbols of protection and transformation, such as black tourmaline or onyx, to guard your space as we approach the darker half of the year.

2. Embrace Shadow Work 

Autumn is the perfect time for introspection. With the nights drawing in, it’s natural to turn inward and explore your inner world. Shadow work involves acknowledging and integrating the hidden or repressed parts of ourselves, helping us grow and heal. Try journaling under the energy of the waning moon to release old patterns or meditate with smoky quartz to ground yourself during this introspective journey.

3. Celebrate the Final Harvest 

Samhain marks the third and final harvest, a time to give thanks for the abundance we have received and prepare for the quiet of winter. Take a moment to reflect on what you’ve “harvested” this year. What have you achieved? What lessons have you learned? Give thanks, and if there’s anything you need to release, now is the perfect time to let it go.

4. Connect with Ancestors

As the veil between worlds grows thin, it’s easier to connect with the spirits of our ancestors. Set up a special altar or corner in your home dedicated to your loved ones who have passed. Light a candle in their honour, leave out some food or drink offerings, or meditate on any messages they might have for you. Samhain is a sacred time to honour those who have gone before us.

5. Get Crafty with Seasonal Magic 

Why not make a protection spell jar filled with autumnal herbs like rosemary, sage, and cinnamon? You can also create your own witchy charm by carving sigils into pumpkins or apples, then placing them around your home for protection and good fortune. For a little extra magic, bake something seasonal like pumpkin bread and infuse it with your intentions – every stir of the spoon is a chance to manifest your desires.

6. Nature Walks and Forest Magic 

There’s something so grounding about walking through a forest or park during autumn. The leaves crunch beneath your feet, the air smells of earth and wood smoke, and the whole world feels alive with magic. Take time to appreciate the changing season by collecting fallen leaves and twigs, which you can use for future spells, rituals, or even a simple autumn wreath for your front door. As you walk, tune into the whispers of the trees – they may have a message for you.

7. Divination Practices

October is the perfect time to practice divination! Whether you’re a tarot reader, a runes caster, or prefer scrying with a crystal ball, the energies of this season make it easier to access insights from beyond. Set aside some time for a personal reading to see what guidance awaits you for the coming winter months.

8. Plan for Samhain 

Samhain is just a few weeks away, so now is the time to plan your celebration. Whether you’re hosting a ritual with friends, doing a solo ceremony, or simply taking time for quiet reflection, think about how you want to honour the end of this year and welcome the new one. It’s a time to embrace both endings and beginnings – a powerful moment in the witch’s calendar.

A Month of Magic, Mystery, and Transformation

October is truly a month of magic, mystery, and transformation. As we celebrate the season of the witch, remember to enjoy every moment of the journey. Whether you’re working with spells, connecting with nature, or simply enjoying a warm cup of spiced cider, know that the energy of the season is here to support you.

Happy Witchy Wednesday and Blessed Samhain season! 🍁🖤✨

Let me know how you’re celebrating this magical time. Do you have any special rituals or plans for Samhain? Share your witchy wisdom in the comments below!

Sexy witch with fire behind her. Excerpt from Love Kills (A Redcliffe Novel) by Catherine Green with SpookyMrsGreen.com pagan lifestyle blog.
Excerpt from Love Kills (A Redcliffe Novel) by Catherine Green

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