Have you ever been captivated by an ad on social media, sparking a sense of curiosity that you couldn't resist? I found myself in that situation not long ago when an intriguing ad on Instagram piqued my interest. It was an offer for a digital subscription, priced at 20 pounds (approximately 23 euros). The allure of the unknown drew me in, and I decided to take the plunge. In this blog post, I'll recount my journey as a first-time reader of Witches Magazine, a world I discovered through a single ad.

What is Witches Magazine?

Witches Magazine, a publication, was founded in 2019 by Ellen, a Journalism student from Falmouth University in the UK. In a non-profit fashion, the magazine is now run by Laura, Ellen's mom. It stands out for its promotion of inclusivity and giving a voice to witches worldwide. It provides a space for witches to share their craft and ideas and is committed to creating a space for a minority group within the media. New contributors who share a passion for witchcraft and non-profit work are always welcome, making it a community-driven platform.

What kind of content can you expect?

After subscribing to the magazine, I was excited to dive into the content. The first thing that struck me was the beautiful design of the magazine. The layout is clean and visually appealing, with images and illustrations that complement the articles well. For some reason, I was expecting something more amateurish. I was wrong about that one.

As I started reading, I was impressed by the quality and variety of the writing. The articles were well-researched and insightful, covering a range of topics related to witchcraft, spirituality, and personal growth. The winter issue I got included topics such as "An Icelandic unfamiliar familiar, the Jólakötturinn", "Meditation technique of labyrinth magic", and "Learn how to scry with polished black obsidian." There are many interesting things to list. The magazine even has poetry and recipes, offering a diverse reading experience.

One of the standout features of Witches Magazine is its commitment to inclusivity. The magazine features articles written by witches from all backgrounds and experiences, promoting a sense of community and understanding. It also has a section dedicated to mental health, a resource for readers who prioritize their emotional well-being and seek guidance in their spiritual journey.

Conclusion

After my journey with Witches Magazine, I can say that it is a treasure trove for anyone interested in witchcraft, spirituality, or personal growth. The magazine provides a platform for witches to share their craft and ideas and champions inclusivity and understanding. Whether you're a seasoned witch or just embarking on your journey, Witches Magazine is worth reading. I endorse it and encourage you to explore its content.

Why Witches Magazine is Worth Checking Out: A Review from a First-time Reader

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