Severe Weather And Witchcraft

Last updated on: June 25, 2020 at 1:46 am by Cyndi Brannen

Severe Weather And Witchcraft 2020-06-25T01:46:18-04:00 Cyndi Brannen

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Survival and protection witchery is required when severe weather is in the forecast. Living where I do, I’ve developed an extensive repertoire of ways to prepare, protect and use storm energy. I’ve included a petition of protection to Hekate Brimo that can be used for all types of stormy weather.

With the remnants of a tropical storm descending upon my little piece of the world, I’m reminded that the season of severe weather is underway. Fall brings with her many emotional gifts, including the transformative power of raging winds and flooding rains. Survival and protection witchery is in order when hurricanes and blizzards come my way. I love absorbing severe weather energy, but there are times when shielding is the best choice. Storm energy can also be captured for future magickal use, including charging tools and objects.

Here along the Atlantic Coast, the approach of fall signals the beginning of a season embedded within autumn: hurricane season. While we are often spared the category 3 and 4 level storms, we always get multiple weaker ones every year. Last Christmas Day, the wind gusts blowing around my house were over 120 mph. The storm claimed my heavy, large gas BBQ right off the deck. That bout of severe weather ushered in a period of several extremely high wind events. We lost power nine times, including four periods lasting longer than 24 hours. My village was completely flooded with storm surge and many houses suffered extensive damage. We were spared this devastation. What’s a witch to do when she’s chosen to live on an exposed coastal peninsula? Get busy with severe weather protection witchery, of course.

Severe Weather Protection Witchcraft

A well-protected and prosperity activated home is always in order. Here’s a few ways to always have that energy going:

About Cyndi

Cyndi Brannen is a witch and spiritual teacher, a trained energetic healer, psychic and herbalist. Merging together her training in shamanism, Tarot, past life work, meditation and psychology, she teaches and writes about better living through witchcraft. She founded Open Circle Witchcraft about a decade ago now offering online courses, including Hekate's Modern Witchcraft. Keeping Her Keys: An Introduction to Hekate’s Modern Witchcraft explores Hekate from her ancient origins to modern understanding through magic and personal development is available now for pre-order from Moon Books. True Magic: Unleashing Your Inner Witch uses the magic of the elements and the three realms to activate your true witch powers and will be available later in 2019 from Moon as well. Connect with her on Facebook or at keepingherkeys.com to learn more about her teaching and writing. Cyndi lives in rural coastal Nova Scotia with her two sons where she can often be found wandering the cliffs or wild foraging plants. She lives what she teaches: fierce love, emotional courage and true magic. You can read more about the author here.

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