I write this grimoire with the purpose of passing down knowledge to those who seek it. I wish for it to fall into the hands of someone who has been searching for it, rather than someone who has stumbled across this place and has no interest in our craft. The craft should call to you — it’s instinctual, not a pastime you pick up on a whim and discard when you move on to the next. The craft is not for everyone, and that is not an attempt to gate-keep, because who can choose who follows their soul’s path? The craft can be overwhelming, and it takes someone who truly feels the connection to appreciate it. I’m a firm believer that whatever your path — be it spiritual, religious — it is what is right for you. But your path should be personal, not showboated around like a seaside amusement. My path is one of respect and intention. I do not seek to appropriate, but to connect. Culture belongs to your earthly self, but magic is in your soul — and our souls are siblings of the same womb. I intend for this grimoire to not be a record of borrowed spells but of rediscovered truth. The craft isn’t random, nor has it ever been. It might sound off, but there’s a kind of science behind it — an old, stripped-back science that’s been with us since the beginning. Across time and cultures, people have reached for these same symbols and elements, the same gut instinct that we all share when dealing with the unseen: salt to purify, fire to transform, knots to bind, red to protect. These patterns travelled through lands that had no contact for millennia and through cultures that couldn’t speak each other’s language. What they did share, is what we call the craft. Not stage trickery, not sleight of hand or illusion, and not those pretty wishes-in-a-jar that you buy from the seaside. The craft is drawn from the earth, from the Mother, from existence itself. Whatever names people gave her over the centuries, she was the one who birthed us all. That’s why these practices are universal — they’re rooted in the natural rhythms of earth and in the shared human experience, regardless of race, tribe, or tongue.

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