I've been studying traditional witchcraft, particularly the works of authors such as Gemma Gary, Jack Daw, and Robert Cochrane.
I'm interested in how folklore, local traditions, spirits, and historical practices shape our understanding of traditional witchcraft today.
For those who follow or study these traditions, how important is folklore and regional history in your personal practice? Do you tend to focus more on historical sources, practical experience, or a combination of both?
I'd love to hear your perspectives and recommendations for further study.
I'm interested in how folklore, local traditions, spirits, and historical practices shape our understanding of traditional witchcraft today.
For those who follow or study these traditions, how important is folklore and regional history in your personal practice? Do you tend to focus more on historical sources, practical experience, or a combination of both?
I'd love to hear your perspectives and recommendations for further study.