EVERYTHING you need to practice Witchcraft in November || Online Witch's Almanac Series

you always hear about samhain and yule magick in october and december, but november is so often overlooked in a witchy sense. every year after samhain, i feel like there should be more death and ancestor related magick still incoming, and this video just confirmed my cunning! i'm so excited to treat november just as magickally as october

In Wales the 1st of November is Calan Gaeaf which is Welsh for start of winter, Halloween was Nos Galan Gaeaf which is Eve of the start of winter. At Calan Gaeaf people would meet, tell each other spooky stories, have a bonfire and other festivities.

In the Czech republic (maybe in other places too) it is said that on the 11th St. Martin arrives on his white horse, meaning that the first snow will come on that day (This however isn't very accurate anymore), and it's also a tradition to have a goose for dinner on this day here !

I don't celebrate any holidays since leaving Christianity however I feel different on Halloween samhain the night before I feel so Magickal and so spiritual, I can't quite understand why people feel the way they do about witch's how can anyone hate something that has brought so much belonging and love into my life, there is nothing to me that can compare to witchcraft and occultism ,I know people feel such negativity ..but Im learning to not care at all about that and just be happy and fortunate I have my true belonging and trust in my beliefs, happy Halloween 🎃 to everyone here and you Ginny ,may everyone here receive sweet blessings on our day🖤🌜💚🎃😸🌾🍁🍂🖤🌜🎃🌾🍂

I've stirred Christmas puddings and made wishes with my now grown up boys for years, never realised it was 'witchy' 😊

Oh I completely agree about the witchery involved in making the Christmas pudding. 🎄 My mum would never say she is a witch but we have always made the pudding in this way too. I started learning about witchcraft and practicing when I was about 11 so I remember realising how magical it was from that age really. I really enjoy these monthly videos of yours. The traditions are all so fascinating. I delved quite a bit into the history and folklore in my Samhain video on YouTube - and I shared my recipe for Pumpkin Pie which my kids love!! I'm also in Devon near Ottery - my hubby grew up in Devon and I grew up in Bedfordshire, so we lived in Buckinghamshire until about 9 years ago, when we moved to Devon. I never went to the tar barrels though because I was pregnant when we moved and then since then obviously we have small children etc 😂I actually even say that in my video too - it looks sooooo fun but def not something I want to take my lil ones to! One day though! I miss bonfire nights and fireworks too because they often find them soooo noisy. I do love living in Devon though - and being so close to Glastonbury and Stonehenge and Boscastle 💗 and the woodlands and the beaches 🤩Fabulous to connect with local witches!! So many Samhain blessings 🙏💜Xxx

I love your energy. I have been looking for guidance everywhere. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I love this! Thank you! I always like to hear about different traditions from around the world. I live in Tennessee, USA, and in November we celebrate Thanksgiving. Like everything else today, it's controversial because of the whole white colonizers leaving England and coming here and killing the natives thing. But I honor the lives lost, on both sides, and I look at the holiday as most do. It's about family and friends and being thankful for what we have. The tradition is to have a huge turkey dinner with stuffing, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, and a ton of other stuff. Over the past few decade, American football has become a big thing on Thanksgiving too! We have fall festivals and bon fires, I'm not all sure on the other fall traditions yet as I moved up here last year from Florida. Florida is flatland and hot tropical weather year round, so we didn't have apple picking and fall colors on our trees or bon fires in pajamas and chilly weather or anything like that! This is so neat discovering it all. I'm in my 40's and am just now discovering how awesome the cycle of the year and life is!

wonderful info video. I had to start it twice so i can write all my witchcraft work to do on all the days. so excited. [ps. love you blessed be sister.

16th November is the Night of Hecate

I'm from the US. Of course we, at least most of us, celebrate Thanksgiving here on the 4th Thursday of the month. We like to sit down over a huge feast and give thanks for our life's blessings. The traditional Thanksgiving meal is turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and such. Really, though, anything goes as long as there's enough of it. I say most of us because our Native American peoples don't remember the day that fondly. 😞

Such a beautiful and well informed video! Around the 25th of November my hellenic ancestor used to celebrate the mysteries of Hekate, the goddess of crossroads, entrances and witchcraft related to necromancy and the dead too. In fact Hekate, which name means "the one whose light exudes from afar" became later in Christianity, Ekaterini the greek name for Saint Cathrine! quite interesting, right? thank you for your great energy

I'm from México we celebrate "Día de los Muertos". I just want to clarify that México is part of North America.

Such a lovely video, it is always nice to be reminded of the history behind the festivities. Im a welsh Celtic Pagan witch and a winter baby and have always loved this time of year. I love the feeling of home and warmth that it brings! I love your energy and very much enjoy your videos, so thanks for sharing! I look forward to watching them! Blessed be! 😊

So interesting! Thank you for sharing 💓 I actually did a 23andMe a few months ago because I don't know a lot of my biological family, and I found out that I'm 70 percent Irish/English. It's so nice to hear about all of these celebrations and think of my family and ancestors taking part in them (I'm American and haven't heard of any of these!)

I was fascinated with all the information you gave for the month of November. I just truly love the way you deliver it. Blessings! 🧙🏻‍♀️

as someone who has only been practicing for about a year now this video is really helpful !!

This is most helpful to me. I'm a fledgling witch and having this will help me make some simple plans. Thank you very much

Love your videos and been learning so much. Thank you. ❤

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