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Low Set-Up Traditions

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Low Set-Up Traditions

How to work within your practise a bit easier.

If you ask any witch or spiritual individual what their practise looks like, you’ll get a range of answers. Some will tell you they’re always observing the Moon cycle, journaling nightly, pulling cards, lighting candles, tracking transits. Others will shrug and say they don’t remember the last time they sat down to do anything that looked like a ritual at all.

Sometimes, we don’t have the energy to sit down and actually observe. Some days, we’re incredibly astute and connected. There is no clean line of connection. Each individual connects differently.

To practise, doesn't require doing a ritual. A ritual is typically defined as something that follows a set procedure and is created to be repeated. Some witches (myself included), never remember what we did to create a feeling we had, unless we painstakingly plan it. And that's okay!

The beautiful thing about our Spirit, is that we are able to make it look however we chose it to look.

There is no clean line of connection

What “low set-up” actually means

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How this shows up in my own practice

Low set-up or low-effort doesn’t mean low intention

When low set-up rituals matter most

Letting practice change with you

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Examples of Low Set-Up Rituals

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Comments

MileHighCityWitch ♐️ ♎️ ♊️
MileHighCityWitch ♐️ ♎️ ♊️Feb 3
THIS 🙌🏾💕 My favorite article of yours so far! Spoken in such an authentic voice and fresh language! So relatable, so simple and exactly what my practice looks like as a 46 year old, work from home, busy wife and boy mom. 🫶🏽 thank you for writing and sharing 💠
Dean Carlisle
Dean CarlisleFeb 3
I love the article. It reminds me I’m doing my rituals that align with my intentions.
Susan Allyson
Susan AllysonFeb 15
Inspirational and easy to follow guide with great ideas on how to gently begin a meaningful routine that connects the spiritual. I appreciated you photos too!