French witch Panthera
Posted: Sun Aug 11, 2019 5:51 am
Hello, as it says in the title, I am French and yes I live in France. No, I don't live in Paris. I live in Puget-Theniers. To help you locate it is quite close to Nice, on the French Riviera.
I come here to discover your way of practicing witchcraft. Because in France I would say that we still have a long way to go. Then we must recognize that most of the books we have on the subject are translations by English or American authors.
I apologize if my writings are sometimes approximate. As Dr. Strange would say, I am fluent in google translate.
I must admit that I have always had a little trouble with English classes.
I am 27 years old, and my first name is Celine ( Yes, like the singer Dion). In astrological sign I am fish ascending fish. I practice witchcraft alone because it is very difficult to find people who are invested in practicing regularly in a group. And there are very few covens in France.
I come from a family where my father is an atheist and my mother who grew up in a Christian faith without really practicing.
So I was able to make my way through the process with complete peace of mind. I made my discoveries through books and websites.
I regularly honor the Hekate goddess and I've always had a fascination for the maiden, mother, crone goddess aspect.
I have a fixed altar in my bedroom, I live in a small two-room apartment.
I love American series and movies in the fantasy genre. The Magicians, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Charmed ( fisrt version ), Salem, A Discovery Of Witches, Supernatural. Even if I have to admit that sometimes the representation of the witch is very far from reality. It remains a visual entertainment.
Right now I'm also looking The Handmaid's Tale, this series often gives me chills because it illustrates well the fanaticism of some monotheistic believers. The scene that gave me the chills was the one where you see the main character in a warehouse where you can see all the signs from Salem, Massachusetts.
It is quite easy to imagine that the city fell under the control of Gilead and that the witches once again suffered a fatal fate.
If you have any questions about French culture or anything else, don't hesitate, I would be happy to answer them.
I come here to discover your way of practicing witchcraft. Because in France I would say that we still have a long way to go. Then we must recognize that most of the books we have on the subject are translations by English or American authors.
I apologize if my writings are sometimes approximate. As Dr. Strange would say, I am fluent in google translate.
I must admit that I have always had a little trouble with English classes.
I am 27 years old, and my first name is Celine ( Yes, like the singer Dion). In astrological sign I am fish ascending fish. I practice witchcraft alone because it is very difficult to find people who are invested in practicing regularly in a group. And there are very few covens in France.
I come from a family where my father is an atheist and my mother who grew up in a Christian faith without really practicing.
So I was able to make my way through the process with complete peace of mind. I made my discoveries through books and websites.
I regularly honor the Hekate goddess and I've always had a fascination for the maiden, mother, crone goddess aspect.
I have a fixed altar in my bedroom, I live in a small two-room apartment.
I love American series and movies in the fantasy genre. The Magicians, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Charmed ( fisrt version ), Salem, A Discovery Of Witches, Supernatural. Even if I have to admit that sometimes the representation of the witch is very far from reality. It remains a visual entertainment.
Right now I'm also looking The Handmaid's Tale, this series often gives me chills because it illustrates well the fanaticism of some monotheistic believers. The scene that gave me the chills was the one where you see the main character in a warehouse where you can see all the signs from Salem, Massachusetts.
It is quite easy to imagine that the city fell under the control of Gilead and that the witches once again suffered a fatal fate.
If you have any questions about French culture or anything else, don't hesitate, I would be happy to answer them.