Why do dreams play such an important role for witching? Why not whispering forgotten languages at midnight, or cooking violet clouds in the backyard?
The answer is simple.
For centuries, people have been believing that witches transform the world. Witches kill the harvest, poison the air, and bring the greatest storms upon us. Witches damage the world, bring disease and death.
But this is not the kind of transformation that witchcraft really is about.
Witches are beings able to experience the most powerful dreams.
A witching dream can be all about something that was lost and does not belong into this world anymore, and creates a feeling as if it still were. It makes the soul experience such a presence of a wonderful thing long lost, and also causes the right reaction within the body.
Witching dreams, sometimes, are the only way to survive a world that has gone mad.
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