Hello, hello, and welcome to episode number three of Seeking Witchcraft. My name's Ashley, and today

we're going to be talking about how to find a coven, what to expect, and what to look out for. So I just

want to let you guys know. I am super excited about today's topic. I've been so looking forward to

talking about this. I could talk about this all day. So I have a lot of information I'm prepared for you guys, and I'm just going to go ahead and

dive right in.

But before I do that, actually, there's two things I want to say.

One, when I record these podcasts, I usually do it all in one go.

So if I mess up here and there, just know for the life me, I can't figure out how to edit these

things. So we're just going to kind of roll with it. You know, it is what it is. The second thing is that

I'm actually going to be hosting a giveaway to the listeners. So at the end of the podcast,

I'll give you some information on how you can go ahead and enter that. I'm going to play a short ad,

and then I'm going to go ahead and get started. So see you all in a moment. So the first question

that people might ask when you talk about covens is, what does it mean to be in a coven? All right.

Well, being part of a coven means that you're able to practice group rituals and spellworks with others.

You're also able to celebrate the Sabbaths and full moons and a group setting.

You generally will also learn new information in coven settings, maybe have some homework,

and learn more about a tradition and all.

Being part of a coven, though, the biggest

takeaway I want you to know is that it's being part of a spiritual family. So there's a couple

pros and cons to being in a coven. I'm biased and I obviously think that the idea of group

ritual is awesome. So just for my own sanity, I'm going to go ahead and

start with the cons of being in a coven. So as I mentioned, it is, or being a coven member means

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