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Elegant Witch – A Witchcraft Diary

Have you ever thought you were different? One day, Liz—a digital CEO with a family and two young kids—found the answer: she is a WITCH! She embraced her path and began a personal journey into modern witchcraft.

Podcast · By elegantwitchcraft.com · English · US · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Home Rhythm Magic: The Weekly Reset as a Ritual (opens the original)

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    Have you ever reached Sunday night and felt your home—and your nervous system—brace for Monday before it even arrives? In “Home Rhythm Magic: The Weekly Reset as a Ritual,” Liz Vyncy reframes the weekly reset as real household spellwork: a repeatable, 90‑minute rite that closes the old week, opens the new one, and replaces “rescue-mode” chaos with compounding rhythm. You’ll hear why the seven‑day week is a human-made liturgy (named, planet-marked days we still speak aloud), and how reclaiming au

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Mabon: Reciprocity — The Balance Between Giving and Keeping (opens the original)

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    What would change if your generosity ran on clear, loving accounts—rather than quiet exhaustion? In this episode of The Elegant Witchcraft Diary (“Mabon: Reciprocity — The Balance Between Giving and Keeping”), Liz Vyncy uses the autumn equinox as a living metaphor for balance—not as a mood, but as a season historically devoted to settling accounts : wages, rents, debts, gratitude, and offerings. You’ll learn the core law of reciprocity as a three-part circle—give, receive, reciprocate—and why re

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Full Moon: Release Scarcity, Keep Standards (opens the original)

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    What if the Harvest Moon isn’t telling you to lower your bar—but showing you how to keep it, even when life feels tight? In this episode, Liz Vyncy reveals why the full moon’s “release” tradition often goes wrong: we burn the boundary, drop the price, or soften the standard… and keep the real scarcity—overpacked calendars, corrosive commitments, and fear-based yeses. Using the Harvest Moon’s astronomy as a living metaphor (a moon that rises with minimal delay, extending workable evening light fo

  4. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Craft Mastery: Why Repetition Is a Spell (opens the original)

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    What if the most powerful spell you could cast this season is simply doing the same small act—again and again—until it starts doing you? In Episode 36 of The Elegant Witch (“Craft Mastery: Why Repetition Is a Spell”), Liz Vyncy reveals the hidden engine shared by knotted cords, counted beads, novenas, and seasonal rites: repetition isn’t the container around magic—it is the magic. Starting with the body, Liz explains how repeated action literally rebuilds the nervous system: pathways become fast

  5. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Prosperity Magic Without Toxic Positivity (opens the original)

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    What if prosperity magic isn’t about forcing a smile—or “manifesting” your way out of reality—but about tending your life like a well‑kept field? In this episode, Liz Vyncy reclaims prosperity from both extremes: the cold panic of spreadsheets and the spiritual bypass of toxic positivity. Instead of treating money like a moral scoreboard, Liz returns to an older definition of prosperity as provision—enough in the larder, steadiness in the month, and a home that can breathe. You’ll learn why any

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