Witches – Their Archetypes and Burdens

This compilation does not describe only the blocks and distortions. We have also added the positive traits associated with witches.
A woman who was clairvoyant or skilled in herbal medicine could have been called a witch for these reasons alone.
Today, such labeling is not a matter of concern for pharmacists–“witches” in the ancient sense.
Yet clairvoyant women are still commonly referred to as witches in the astral realm.

Text compiled by Konrad Jaszowski, J.S. Majda and friends.

Thus, being a witch — or being accused of being one — may involve:

Block 1 – Archetypal Codes of Intuition

1. Carrying the archetypal code of intuition from previous incarnations
2. Guarding the secret wisdom inherited from feminine ancestors
3. Being a vessel filled with transmissions from beyond the veil
4. Using inner sight in moments of darkness
5. Practicing prophetic dreaming in lunar cycles
6. Experiencing visions born from deep trance states
7. Holding insight into the invisible dimensions of existence
8. Opening the channel of the soul’s energetic perception
9. Following the intuitive compass of the soul amidst chaos
10. Preserving signs and symbols interpreted from Nature

Block 2 – Magic, Rituals, Spells

11. Using spells passed down through the maternal lineage
12. Guarding protective rituals once practiced by priestesses
13. Creating spaces of healing through whispered incantations
14. Serving as a keeper of runic seals preserving family memory
15. Offering prayers to goddesses forgotten through the ages
16. Performing purification rituals in the light of the full moon
17. Releasing trapped spirits of the past
18. Possessing the power of words that shape reality
19. Leading ceremonies of connection with the Earth and the Elements
20. Carrying within the energy of ancient enchantments

Block 3 – Body, Femininity, Cyclicity

21. Embodying the power of cyclical rhythm in harmony with the Moon
22. Holding ancestral pain recorded in the womb
23. Serving as a priestess of feminine wisdom rooted in the body
24. Using touch as a vehicle of healing
25. Honoring menstruation as a gateway to spiritual transformation
26. Carrying cellular memory shaped by the fate of foremothers
27. Recognizing sexuality as the sacred energy of life
28. Holding in the hips the force of creation and transformation
    (It is worth noting that some men treat this aspect “similarly,” perceiving woman as a kind of 3D printer that merely produces offspring.)
29. Nourishing the soul through connection with primordial femininity
30. Practicing healing dances in the rhythm of the heart

Block 4 – Ancestors, Karma, Lineage

31. Releasing karmic patterns transmitted through generations
32. Being a mediator between the living and the ancestral spirits
33. Keeping promises once made to foremothers
34. Carrying responsibility for the purification of one’s own or others’ bloodlines
35. Completing soul lessons inscribed in the memory of blood
36. Practicing communication with spirits of the past
37. Healing ancestral emotional wounds hidden in the body
38. Breaking cycles of violence and silence passed down to women
39. Offering prayers for the souls of unhealed ancestors
40. Experiencing the spiritual pain of one’s lineage as a call to transformation

Block 5 – Nature, Elements, Earth

41. Living in harmony with the cycles of nature and the seasons
42. Recognizing oneself as part of the Earth’s spiritual ecosystem
43. Preserving herbal knowledge handed down through generations
    (This also applies to modern pharmacists.)
44. Speaking with plants in the ritual of silence
45. Honoring fire as a symbol of renewal and purification
46. Using water as a tool for emotional transformation
47. Visiting power places to reclaim fragments of the soul
48. Holding within the memory of rivers, mountains, and forests
49. Grounding spiritual energy through contact of bare feet with the Earth
50. Healing others through the gifts of nature

Block 6 – Shadow, Darkness, Transformation

51. Carrying dark memories from incarnations as a witch
52. Being a woman once cast to the stake — now resurrected
53. Possessing the courage to descend into one’s own shadow
54. Healing the trauma of societal rejection
55. Bearing wounds born from feminine power suppressed for centuries
56. Transforming pain into the source of compassion
57. Finding oneself through passage across darkness
58. Accepting emotions as keys to spiritual growth
59. Healing — and fearing — one’s own power
60. Guiding others through valleys of shadow and sorrow

Block 7 – Knowledge, Wisdom, Archetypes

61. Preserving the wisdom of the Great Mother archetype
62. Being the embodiment of the Wise Woman guided by inner light
63. Living out the teachings of goddesses forgotten by civilization
64. Holding knowledge flowing not from books, but from one’s own or another’s soul
65. Drawing from invisible sources of spiritual knowing
66. Guiding other women toward awakening
67. Embodying the feminine alchemy of turning suffering into light
68. Being a master of the subtle energies of the human spirit
69. Having access to the Akashic records of past lives
70. Honoring the wisdom of the spiritual elders as guides

Block 8 – Relationships, Love, Heart Spirituality

71. Healing heart wounds caused by spiritual separation
72. Serving as a guide in the art of spiritual intimacy
73. Opening the heart to the healing energy of unconditional love
74. Holding patterns of twin souls from past lives
75. Carrying memories of spiritual union with lost love
76. Approaching relationships as a path of soul evolution
77. Holding love as a gift to be awakened in others
78. Embodying the feminine aspect of divinity
79. Healing karmic emotional bonds through compassion
80. Penetrating the soul of another through intuition

Block 9 – Soul, Destiny, Calling

81. Fulfilling the spiritual calling written before birth
82. Serving as a channel for the soul’s message on Earth
83. Carrying a spiritual mission as a guide for others
84. Completing the karmic task of transforming feminine energy
85. Discovering oneself through connection with the Higher Self, the cosmos, and the spirits
86. Following the path of the heart despite the world’s resistance
87. Honoring life as the sacred journey of the soul
88. Fulfilling vows made between incarnations
89. Leading oneself and others toward spiritual freedom
90. Hearing the inner call of the soul to action

Block 10 – Energy, Time, Universe

91. Moving between dimensions through consciousness
92. Holding light codes within the aura of the soul
93. Having the ability to read the energy of places and people
94. Synchronizing actions with cosmic cycles
95. Serving as a transmitter of universal wisdom
96. Directing energy in harmony with the will of the Universe
97. Reading signs from synchronicities, cards, and dreams
98. Transmitting spiritual information through sound and vibration
99. Being a presence that changes the energetic field of the surroundings
100. Honoring time as a spiral, not a straight line

Block 11 – Appearance, Relationships with Men

101. Bearing physical traits of a Witch — such as moles, warts, alluring marks, particular patterns of long hair, and symbolic astral hats or brooms
102. Avoiding men; forming short-term connections, sometimes only for conception
103. Avoiding offspring and children altogether, and refraining from sexual contact with men
104. Carrying patterns of autism — the word itself meaning “alone”
105. Containing a mixture of traits and burdens such as ACoA (Adult Children of Alcoholics), borderline tendencies, DDD, ADHD, or combat shock
106. Having bunions as a karmic symptom of past sexual excesses — and the resulting present-day restraint

Opublikowano: 09/11/2025
Autor: s_majda
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