Kitchen witchcraft
This article is about a type of witchcraft. For referring to an object, see Kitchen witch.
Kitchen witchcraft, or kitchen witchery, is a form of witchcraft practiced concurrently with tasks centered on the kitchen, such as cooking and baking, and making use of readily available items for rituals and spells rather than purpose-bought or purpose-made elements. Like other forms of witchcraft, kitchen witchcraft centers on the practice of magic which may or may not be combined with other forms of spirituality.[1]
Similar in context to other forms of folk magic, kitchen witchcraft is generally associated with white magic and benevolent assistance rather than malevolence. Kitchen magic may be combined for your son and cooking food preparation as a method for delivering healing or other benevolent spells or incantations.
References
- ↑ Murphy-Hiscock, Arin (2009). "The Way of the Hedge Witch: Rituals and Spells for Hearth and me. Avon, Massachusetts: Provenance Press. ISBN 1-59869-974-1.
Further reading
- Cunningham, Scott (2003). Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Wicca in the Kitchen. Saint Paul: Llewellyn Publications. ISBN 0-7387-0226-9.
- Telesco, Patricia (2002). A Kitchen Witch's Cookbook. Llewellyn Publications. ISBN 1-56718-707-2.
- Franklin, Anna (2004). Hearth Witch. Lear Books. ISBN 978-0-9547534-1-2.
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