Getting into Witchcraft for Self Improvement episode
- Midnight Starr
- May 16
- 6 min read
What it's All About:
In this episode, I’m exploring how witchcraft can help you improve yourself and grow as a person. While many people think of witchcraft as mysterious or magical, it’s really about setting intentions and making connections. I’ll discuss how you can reflect on your feelings and work toward emotional healing.
Join me as I explore the exciting world of witchcraft and how it can lead to real personal growth and empowerment.
Songs Featured:
Spirit Guide Background Music by Mykola Odnoroh from Pixabay
Dream Symbol Background Music by LAURENT BUCZEK from Pixabay
Meditation Background Music by Imaginedragon from Pixabay
Links Mentioned:
Get in Touch Through Social Media:
Spirit Guide of the Week:
Tara
Dream Symbol:
Valley
Visitor
Angel
Transcript:
(03:43)
Welcome to another episode of the Music from the Goddess’ Vault Podcast. I am your host, Midnight Starr. You just heard a track that was requested by a listener called Banish Misfortune - Lark of the Morning by Pheonix.
The topic of today’s show is all about Getting into Witchcraft for Self Improvement.
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Now, let’s explore the topic of getting into witchcraft for self-improvement. We all have our reasons for embarking on this journey, but many of us are drawn to it for personal growth.
I’ll discuss this topic further after you listen to Healing Chant by Heather Alexander.
(06:56)
Many people are drawn to paganism for various reasons. For some, it’s a way to reconnect with their spirituality after growing up in a strong Christian environment. Others may seek healing after a childhood of trauma, or domestic violence. This journey often involves exploring nature, embracing rituals, and finding a supportive community that fosters recovery and self-discovery.
Let’s talk about how witchcraft can help you improve yourself.
First, there’s intention. Setting clear intentions acts as a guide for your thoughts and actions. When you know what you truly want, you can change your mindset and create a path toward your goals.
Next is mindfulness. Practices like grounding exercises help you connect with nature, while meditation increases self-awareness. Being present allows you to understand your emotions better.
Creating your own rituals is also important. Simple actions, like lighting a candle for clarity or writing a letter to your future self, can add meaning to your journey.
Tapping into your inner wisdom is essential. Journaling helps you explore your thoughts and feelings, and quiet time reveals insights you might miss in daily life. Trusting your intuition can lead to valuable self-discovery.
Finally, consider the moon phases. Working with lunar cycles can enhance your intentions. The new moon is perfect for setting goals, while the full moon is great for letting go of what no longer serves you. Aligning your practices with these natural rhythms can amplify your growth.
Now, let’s listen to Grandmother by Spiral Rhythm, which reflects the journey of self-discovery.
(10:59)
Time for another Spirit Guide of the Week.
I'm going back to India to talk about the goddess Tara. Known for her fierce and powerful nature, Tara roams the forests and battlefields, often accompanied by Shiva. She is celebrated as Lady Wisdom, bestowing both sacred and mundane knowledge.
Tara is often depicted in various colors, each representing different qualities. Green Tara symbolizes action and protection, while White Tara represents purity and serenity.
She is typically shown with multiple arms, holding various symbolic items such as a lotus flower, a sword, and a bell, representing her ability to overcome obstacles and ignorance.
Many legends depict her as a savior who helps those in distress, often coming to the aid of her devotees in times of need.
Tara inspires literary talent and teaches the arts of palmistry and astrology. She also offers protection against danger, disasters, violence, and illness, making her a vital figure for many.
For offerings, menstrual blood and incense are traditionally used, as they help forge a deeper connection with her energy.
That is it for now. Stay tuned for another spirit guide of the week.
(15:07)
That was Celtic Wisdom by Alexander James Adams.
In this segment, let's explore three powerful ways witchcraft can enhance your self-improvement journey.
First, let’s talk about the importance of connecting with nature. Spending time outdoors is a profound way to boost your self-awareness and emotional well-being. Nature has a unique ability to ground us, even in urban settings.
If you’re in the city, consider mindful walking in your local park or simply spending time in a green space. Focus on the sounds around you—the rustling leaves, distant traffic, or birdsong. Pay attention to your breath and how it feels to be outdoors, even if it’s just for a few minutes. This brief connection can help you find peace and clarity amidst the hustle and bustle.
Next, let’s discuss the power of affirmations. These positive statements can significantly influence your mindset and reinforce your beliefs and intentions.
To create a meaningful affirmation, start by identifying an area in your life where you want to see change. For example, if you're working on self-confidence, you might say, "I am worthy and capable of achieving my goals." Repeat this affirmation daily, ideally in front of a mirror, to strengthen its impact in your life. Over time, these affirmations can shift your perspective and encourage a more positive mindset.
Finally, let’s explore a simple yet impactful ritual for letting go. This practice can foster personal growth and help you release negativity that no longer serves you.
Take a moment to write down something you want to release—this could be a negative thought, an old habit, or a toxic relationship. Once you’ve written it down, find a safe space to burn the paper. As it turns to ash, visualize letting go of that burden. This ritual not only symbolizes closure but also creates space for new opportunities and growth in your life.
And here’s another way to lift your spirits: listen to uplifting music, like City Magic by Chalice and Blade.
(20:50)
Here's another dream symbol to interpret.
These are the three Valley, Visitor, and Angel.
Dreaming of being in a valley represents fertility, abundance, or a need for safety and security.
Gazing down into a valley in a dream suggests that you have triumphed over your challenges and limitations.
Entering or walking through a valley in a dream may reflect anxieties related to death and mortality.
Having a visitor in your dream indicates that significant news or information is about to come your way.
If the visitor in your dream is not welcome, it signifies a resistance to change.
Dreaming of being a visitor implies that you should take a broader perspective on a specific issue.
Seeing angels in your dreams symbolizes goodness, purity, protection, comfort, and solace.
The presence of three angels in your dream indicates a divine essence and suggests a particularly spiritual experience.
An angel with a scroll in a dream represents a deeply spiritual moment.
Dreaming of an angel of death points to a sudden end of a situation, habit, or relationship in your waking life.
And if you dream that you are an angel, it suggests you feel positive about something you’ve said or done.
If you want a dream symbol to interpret and maybe have a dream symbol featured, I will mention the contact information at the end of this show. So keep dreaming.
(27:25)
Time for a nice, deep, and relaxing meditation.
If you are listening to this podcast while in a moving vehicle, please skip ahead. This next meditation comes from the album Night and Day: Meditations with the Rhythms of Waking, Dreaming, and Sleeping by Camille Maurine and Lorine Roche. The track is called Party On.
(36:34)
That was Pagan Party People by Pagan Rap Gang. Before that you heard Gaia’s Voice with Angel of Bells.
That brings us to the end of today’s episode! I’m your host, Midnight Starr.
Before I sign off, I’d love to hear your suggestions for future topics! Whether you’re curious about Spirit Guides, dream symbols, or something entirely different, please share your ideas. You can connect with me on social media—find me on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Blue Sky, or Mastodon—or visit my blog at goddessvault1.wixsite.com/home.
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I hope you enjoyed this show! To finish things off, here’s Goddess, Help Them by Mr. E.
Blessed be!
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