"The most potent muse of all is our own inner child." ~Stephen Nachmanovitch
I have said it many times, that this journey I know as Witchcraft has likely been more of a quest to regain that in which came so naturally as a child. Regaining what often appears to be lost to our childhood is a journey into discovery of such enormous proportions.
Children are such a beautiful gift, they see with unhindered eyes, they feel and express freely without concern for what society deems natural or unnatural. They listen to Fairy tales that take them to far away lands which continue within them long after the story ends. They live freely in their souls and minds, they are alive with a creativity that we as adults long to touch or even remember.
They see what we no longer see because their eyes have not clouded over with age and time. They are indeed beautiful and without ever knowing it or caring to know it they possess naturally and freely what we as Witches must so often learn and fight to regain... Our Inner Child.
I have said it many times, that this journey I know as Witchcraft has likely been more of a quest to regain that in which came so naturally as a child. Regaining what often appears to be lost to our childhood is a journey into discovery of such enormous proportions.
Children are such a beautiful gift, they see with unhindered eyes, they feel and express freely without concern for what society deems natural or unnatural. They listen to Fairy tales that take them to far away lands which continue within them long after the story ends. They live freely in their souls and minds, they are alive with a creativity that we as adults long to touch or even remember.
They see what we no longer see because their eyes have not clouded over with age and time. They are indeed beautiful and without ever knowing it or caring to know it they possess naturally and freely what we as Witches must so often learn and fight to regain... Our Inner Child.
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