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Hello to all,
Nice to be in your community.
I am Avrora from Eastern Europe, and I practice Balkan witchcraft.
My grandmother, who was a village healer and taught by her own grandmother in traditional folk witchcraft, was a skilled and wise woman. Local people came to her with various problems, for removing evil eye, breaking curses, curing fright, helping women who couldn’t conceive, helping those who wanted to bring back a departed husband, etc. I was initiated by her at an early age, and she taught me her incantations and magical rituals, as well as the use of magical herbs.
Unfortunately, this tradition is dying out, and with the depopulation of villages and increasing urbanization, very few people remain who practice such knowledge.
I would be happy to find friends and like-minded people, and I am open to communication.
I will share with you some rituals from my practice, hoping you will find them interesting, since as far as I know there is very little written on this subject in the West.
Nice to be in your community.
I am Avrora from Eastern Europe, and I practice Balkan witchcraft.
My grandmother, who was a village healer and taught by her own grandmother in traditional folk witchcraft, was a skilled and wise woman. Local people came to her with various problems, for removing evil eye, breaking curses, curing fright, helping women who couldn’t conceive, helping those who wanted to bring back a departed husband, etc. I was initiated by her at an early age, and she taught me her incantations and magical rituals, as well as the use of magical herbs.
Unfortunately, this tradition is dying out, and with the depopulation of villages and increasing urbanization, very few people remain who practice such knowledge.
I would be happy to find friends and like-minded people, and I am open to communication.
I will share with you some rituals from my practice, hoping you will find them interesting, since as far as I know there is very little written on this subject in the West.
