On platforms like Reddit, Instagram, and Facebook, "witchcraft posts" are shared by practitioners to document their craft or seek advice.
: Subreddits like r/witchcraft and Facebook groups such as Witchcraft and Witchy Tips serve as hubs for discussing spellwork, tarot, and herbalism. witchcraft
: Many users share photos of their altars , though some warn that posting these online can expose your personal energy to "evil eye" or unwanted influence. : You can find rare surviving examples at
: You can find rare surviving examples at the Whitby Museum in North Yorkshire. 2. Social Media & Online Communities Andrew's cross (an X shape)
: Most communities have strict rules against "trauma unloading" or asking for spells without putting in personal effort first. 3. Recent News & Perspectives
: They were believed to prevent witches or evil spirits from entering the home, particularly through the chimney.
: These posts typically stand 7–8 feet tall and are carved with a St. Andrew's cross (an X shape), which served as an apotropaic (evil-averting) symbol.