As I was researching about the different type of witches, I came across the Death Witch. This is so me. I could not believe that there was such a witch. I am doing a program called The Blueprint to your Million dollar Life. I am the Master astrologist for this program. It's about death(me), ascension(Steph Mahony) and rebirth(Sarrah Smith). A wonderful program I might add that changes your life.
So as I was researching about the Death Witch, I found it so true about me. So here it goes:
Death witchcraft is a form of magic that involves working with death, dying, and the afterlife. It is a practice that is often misunderstood and misrepresented in popular culture. Death witches believe that death is not the end, but rather a transition to a new phase of existence. They use their magic to facilitate this transition and help guide the dead to their next destination.
One of the main tools used in death witchcraft is the practice of psychopomp, which involves guiding the souls of the dead to the afterlife. Death witches also work with ancestors, spirits, and deities associated with death and the afterlife. This can include working with the goddess Hecate, who is often associated with death, magic, and the underworld.
Death witchcraft can be a powerful tool for healing and transformation. By working with death and the afterlife, death witches are able to confront their own mortality and gain a deeper understanding of the cycle of life and death. This can lead to a greater appreciation for life and a sense of peace and acceptance when faced with death.
Here is a poem I wrote about a spirit that came to me with a special message for you
I am here always
I thought you were gone
I wept and wept that day
seeing your coffin down
in the clay
I thought I lost you forever
I wish you would stay
I heard a voice
behind me
I looked around and
could not see thee
I am here my friend
not far from you
We will never be apart
me and you
I learned all I could
here on Earth
my mission is complete
When your blue
just call my name
I will come to you
Let me know if this resonates with you.
P.S. I was a palliative care nurse working with the dying.
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