Hi I’m Sarah the Priestess behind WITWOW.
WITWOW – What in the World of Witches? is a place of exploration. I’m a firm believer in making the path you walk your own. You don’t need to fit your craft into a box or give yourself a label — witchcraft is a living, evolving practice, and it should intertwine with your life in a way that feels authentic to you.
I’ve been practicing for around twenty years, but my journey started long before that. As a child, I knew there was more to the world than what I’d been taught — especially after seeing my first ghost. Experiences like that make you question things: Why did I see that? How did I know something before it happened? Why do certain truths feel instinctive?
Those moments opened the door to a lifelong path of discovery. Witchcraft, for me, has always been about understanding those experiences, trusting intuition, and exploring the unseen threads that connect us to the world around us.
Over the years, I’ve trained in colour therapy, meditation, and crystal healing. I’ve held spiritual group sessions, guided rituals, and shared space with people seeking connection, clarity, or simply a moment of magic. Every experience — every circle, every ritual, every lesson — has deepened my understanding of the craft and strengthened my love for it.
More recently, I’ve become a diagnosed fibro warrior. Living with fibromyalgia has reshaped how I approach my craft — teaching me to slow down, listen to my body, and find gentler ways to work with energy, intuition, and ritual. It’s opened my eyes to how many others walk similar paths, seeking practices that honour sensitivity, pacing, and self‑care.
I created the Temples with this in mind: spaces designed to support witches, seekers, and sensitives who need softer, adaptable ways to connect with their craft. WITWOW is meant to be a safe space you can return to whenever you need it — whether for guidance, grounding, or simply a moment of magic.
I’ll be sharing more guided meditations, gentle practices, and supportive insights as I continue learning. But more than anything, I want WITWOW to grow into a community — not just another website. A place where people share their experiences, support one another, and celebrate the many ways witchcraft can weave itself into our lives.