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	House Shadow Drake - What is a Hedgewitch?
		A Hedgewitch is a path within a tradition that is somewhat shamanic in nature, for lack of a better term.
		A Hedgewitch is able to go into the Otherworld, and call back the souls of those who are about to die.
		Often, these Hedgewitches were seen as riding upon a broom or riding-pole and flying through the air.
	www.shadowdrake.com /hedgewitch.html (722 words)

	Hedgewitch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		To the hedgewitch and witches alike, the hedge was not thought to be a physical boundary but a mental barrier to be crossed in trance work.
		A Hedgewitch is a solitary witch, not necessarily Wiccan.
		A famous fictional representation of a hedgewitch is Granny Weatherwax from the Discworld novels.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hedgewitch (517 words)

	Rae Beth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beth is associated with the Hedgewitch movement, a movement within contemporary neo-Paganism that champions pursuing Pagan practices as an individual, often following a solitary course, rather than attending covens.
		The name "Hedgewitch" implies that such Pagans are keen to gain allegiance with nature.
		Many people credit Rae Beth with the term "hedgewitch," but it is quite conceivable that she stumbled upon the term, much like everyone else who reads into certain histories.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rae_Beth (190 words)

	Hedge Craft - history and meaning of term ( split thread) - PN Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The significance of the hedge was that it served as a boundary to assist the witch in her spiritual trips.
		Hedgewitches were also reported to have made hallucinagenic formulas from herbs to make their spirit journeys easier.
		Hedgewitch DOES NOT mean solitary - and that is what the 'author' Rae Beth tells her readers.
	www.pagan-network.org /forums/showthread.php?t=9560 (2608 words)

	hedgewitch
		The term hedgewitch derives from original German and is a phrase that means ‘rider of the hedge’.
		Holding certain powers because of their close relationship to nature and the magical world, it is highly likely that the hedgewitch of old would have used intoxicating herbs for visions and journeys in order to access information from the spirits, that were so much a part of life in ancient days.
		The main distinction between a hedgewitch and more ‘traditional’ witchcraft is that hedgewitches have no deep desire for the more religious/ceremonial aspects of coven witchcraft, having an individual and often unique way of relating to life and Creation.
	www.sallymorningstar.com /hed.htm (642 words)

	HEDGEWITCH INFORMATION
		A Hedgewitch is a path within a tradition, which could be thought of as a kind of Shamanism.
		A Hedgewitch is able to go into the Otherworld, and call back the souls of those who are about to die.
		Often, these Hedgewitches were seen as riding upon a broom or riding-pole and flying through the air.
	www.hedgewytchhaven.com /hedgewitch_information.htm (1270 words)

	The Crooked Heath: Hedgewitchery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The irony here is that many people think a Hedgewitch is someone who practices alone, but in reality Hedgeriders NEED to practice in groups so they can help bring each other out of the trance states.
		The Hedgewitch would annoint her besom, pitchfork, goat, distaff, or bread paddle, place it between her legs so that the ointment could enter her body via you-know-where, and "off" she went.
		She also claims that the Hedgewitch is the "solitary" witch, which as stated in the first paragraph of this essay, is plain silly--if you know the true definition of the word.
	www.thecrookedheath.com /hedgenf.htm (550 words)

	Information - Alternative Rules, Feats, Spells, etc. - Myth Weavers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Hedgewitches are proficient with all simple weapons, as well as longbows and shortbows.
		Tonics are so simple that a hedgewitch can brew as many of them as she desires in a day, as each takes only 1 hour.
		Theoretically, a hedgewitch could brew 24 tonics in a single day, although this would be a very wearying process.
	www.myth-weavers.com /showthread.php?t=1662 (4894 words)

	book20HedgeWitch
		A Hedgewitch is a tradition within a tradition that is somewhat shamanic in nature, for lack of a better term.
		A Hedgewitch is able to go into the Other World, and call back the souls of those who are about to die.
		In Germany, the nightjar is called the hexe, and is thought of in local folklore as being a shape-shifted witch who has gone out to suck the milk from the goats at night.
	www.harmonysenchantedhearth.homestead.com /book20HedgeWitch.html (960 words)

	Hedgewitch: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A Hedgewitch is a solitary witch, EHandler: no quick summary.
		Wicca is a neopagan religion that can be found in many english-speaking countries....
		(and sometimes considered the hallmark of a hedgewitch.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/h/he/hedgewitch.htm (180 words)

	Shop 2 Book - The Hedge Witch's Way: Magical Spirituality for the Lone Spellcaster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I personally feel that this book was miles better than 'HedgeWitch' as it goes into much more detail and was in my opinion a far more entertaining read.
		This is just as good as the previous book albeit written a little differently as the 1st one was written in the form of letters.
		Everything is explained so concisely and the little drawings included in the text are really lovely, and help you envisage exactly what rae is writing about.
	www.shop2.co.uk /a/products/0709073836 (167 words)

	Hedgewitch Crafts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Hedgewitch Crafts is an online store serving the Pagan community with ritual tools, crafts, candles, angels, budha, agate, amethyst, jewelry, stones, incense, crystals, pendulums, wands, fairies and other crafts.
		To shop in our store and find jewelry, stones, crystals, incense and crafts, click on the Enter our Merchantile button.
		This site updated daily by: Madden Software Service
	www.hedgewitchcrafts.com (72 words)

	Wicca (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		If you wish to follow the Wiccan way of life and dedicate and be intiated into Wicca as a hedgewitch then this course The A - Z of Wicca may just be what you are looking for.
		Many solitaries complete this part of becoming a hedgewitch alone but those who wish to dedicate themselves to Wicca and complete this course will have the support of their tutor.
		As a Hedgewitch/ solitary, I do not belong to a Coven but practise alone.
	www.7sevenwayhealing.co.uk /id30.html (263 words)

	House Shadow Drake - Traditional Witchcraft FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A hedgewitch is someone who follows a specific path within a tradition that is somewhat shamanic in nature, for lack of a better term.
		There are many different titles that those who follow this particular path are called: Hedge-Rider, Hedgewitch, Night Travellers, Myrk-Riders, Gandreidh, Badbh (name of a Goddess as well as a title), and Walkers on the Wind.
		One of the rituals by which a hedgewitch can cross over into the Otherworld is called the Ritual of the Raven.
	www.traditionalwitchcraft.org /HSDwitchFAQ.html (4457 words)

	Hedgewitch: Encyclopedia topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The updated page can be found at: hedgewitch
		A Hedgewitch is a solitary witch, not necessarily Wiccan (Wiccan: wicca is a neopagan religion that can be found in many english-speaking countries....
		Spirituality varies from almost none to Wiccan to Abrahamic, but is almost always neopagan (neopagan: neopaganism (sometimes neo-paganism, meaning "new paganism") is a heterogeneous group...
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /reference/hedgewitch (150 words)

	hi Trillian...can you share some info about herbs? - Lindaland
		Hedgewitch, I think you would like this book very much.
		Hedgewitch, the more I think about it, the more I think you should have a copy of this book (I think everyone should have a copy of this book!).
		If you don't have the extra funds for it right now (children are expensive!), I would love to order one for you as a gift.
	www.linda-goodman.com /ubb/Forum3/HTML/001117.html (3616 words)

	Welcome to all who enter and are
		Doing so will open up the variety of styles, shapes, colors and flavors which will enhance the quality of flavors in the smoking experience.
		I am confident that in purchasing one of the Hedgewitch Pipes, you will find that your enjoyment of smoking will be enriched.
		Once you have tried a Hedgewitch Pipe, you will find that no other pipe will satisfy you.
	www.hedgewitchpipes.com /aboutus.htm (542 words)

	FictionPress.Com Story : The Forgotten Mage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The audience observing this so called trial cursed her loudly, begrudging her response to the accusation of magic-handling and murder.
		They were all shocked at the thought of having an evil hedgewitch among them.
		“I am no more a hedgewitch than you are a priest!” She pleaded as her round face, dusted with freckles turned toward the townsfolk, tears of panic streaming down her cheeks.
	www.fictionpress.com /read.php?storyid=1861022 (826 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Hedgewitch is very common in Britain these days, though it was once thought to be on the verge of extinction in most places due to government suppression.
		The Hedgewitch is often slow-growing due to its preference for shady hollows, and due to its solitary nature it is often slow to reproduce.
		It may be governed by almost any deity, or could also possibly have told it to “bugger off and mind your own business if you don’t want this big stick rammed somewhere unpleasant”, an unusual attribute almost unique to this species.
	www.wicca.com /celtic/forums/view_topic.php?id=10809&forum_id=4 (1294 words)

	Lancaster University Pagan Society
		There are many different athames and some witches even use a wand, (not the type you get with a fairy costume, but one made out of twigs bunched together!).
		And that is really the main attraction of the solitary path for me. I also feel it offers a simple pagan path that a family can join in with, as you can get children involved in making things like Bride Dolls, or painting eggs for Eostar.
		Books that I have found useful in my study are 'Hedgewitch' by Rae Beth, 'The Wheel of the Year' by Theresa Moorey, 'The Real Witches Kitchen' by Rae Beth and you also may want to look at Marian Green's 'A Witch Alone' or Elen Hawke's 'The Sacred Round'.
	www.lancs.ac.uk /socs/pagan/hedgewitch.php (695 words)

	Sorting out the Pagan Traditions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A hedgewitch is one that follows in the footsteps of the old village wisewoman.
		She is a healer, a counselor, a shaman, and witch all rolled into one as the need arises.
		A hedgewitch is solitary by nature and generally does not belong to any particular coven or group, though she may participate in public gatherings and rituals, she practices alone.
	www.joellessacredgrove.com /pagantraditions.html (3463 words)

	Rae Beth Last Chance Questions Please!! - PN Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I can't think of anything "wow" to ask, but I would like to know more about her history, and the path that brought her to where she is now.
		It's been said that Rae Beth first coined the term "hedgewitch" so the background to her choice of words would be interesting as well.
		I think an in-depth examination of Rhiannon's question "Does she see a hedgewitch as just a solitary witch or does she see it more as a specific path?" is probably the most valuable isue to be explored here.
	www.pagan-network.org /forums/showthread.php?t=8712 (1326 words)

	Learning Witchcraft
		Riding the Hedge: An Introduction to the Hedgewitch
		Please note: this is one view of this path, and we are aware that there are different opinions out there.
		In the case of the hedgewitch this is often (but not always) from the dark queen of the otherworlds, ruler of death and life.
	www.learningwitchcraft.com /news24.htm (1862 words)

	Diaryland members area
		Do you know anyone who is a Hedgewitch?
		If you know what a Hedgewitch is, tell me something you know about that path.
		If you don't know what a Hedgewitch is, ask a question that you'd really like to know the answer to.
	members.diaryland.com /edit/showsurvey.phtml?name=bastet-hw-hedgewitch (140 words)

	Alchemy Works Seeds for Magick Herbs
		Each seed also links back to the ruling planet or Element (in pre-modern times, everyone, not just witches or mages, could identify the known planets in the night sky, so this was a handy way to organize magickal uses).
		Planetary correspondences allow you to judge more easily which spiritual entities to associate with a particular plant and which plants are best for what sort of work, be it in terms of traditional witchcraft, Wiccan, hedgewitch, ritual magick, Pagan worship, or just plain old enjoyment.
		We sell no genetically modified seeds, and most are open-pollinated, which means you can save seeds from the plants you grow and they will come true.
	www.alchemy-works.com /seed_index.html (564 words)

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		Though they may learn from others (and not always just other hedge witches), they often have to glean their knowledge from books of old lore, herbcraft, cooking and gardening, and also through the application of common sense and instinct.
		Though groups of hedgewitches will sometimes form, these tend to be short-lived due to their very independent nature and need to do things their own way.
		Hedge witches will frequently spend a lot of time in altered states of consciousness, whether performing kitchen magic, healing, or giving one of the Gods a good talking to.
	www.scottishpf.org /hedgewitch.html (1464 words)

	Elementalz - Product » Paintings from a Hedgewitch (Mark Potts)... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Elementalz » Product » Paintings from a Hedgewitch (Mark Potts)...
		Paintings from a Hedgewitch (Mark Potts) 2006 wall Calendar
		From Marc Potts, master of hedge witches and creatures of the dark wood, a gallery collection of favorite paintings to delight the goth at heart.
	www.elementalz.co.uk /elementalz/html/Paintings-from-a-Hedgewitch-Mark-Potts-2006-wall-Calendar.html (63 words)

	Hedgewich, Would you read for me?? - Lindaland
		posted July 26, 2005 09:01 AM I am in no rush, Hedgewitch.
		posted July 30, 2005 08:57 PM Hedgewitch is bizzy.....................
		I guess you dont feel you should read for me. I guess I will quit looking.
	www.linda-goodman.com /ubb/Forum18/HTML/000258.html (1822 words)

	Hedgewitch Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I am a hedgewitch, a form of paganism that is based on the individual's personal practices of witchcraft and pagan beliefs.
		Useful books to read if you are interested in this solitary path include Rae Beth's "Hedgewitch" and Marian Green's "A Witch Alone".
		A word of warning, there are many, many books out there for you to buy, ranging from basic information on paganism and wicca to expert ritual and magic.
	www.hazeyjane.co.uk /hedgewitch.php (407 words)

	Shaman or Witch? --
		Wicca as used today, usually by Hereditary or Traditional Witches, is used to separate the continuation of an Old Religion Tradition (Witchcraft) from the more modern "Eclectic" Traditions (Wicca).
		A Hedgewitch is a solitary Witch who practices a form of magick closely related to shamanism, in that they use herbs, trances, and shamanic techniques to induce altered states of consciousness.
		They work with familiar spirits, usually their ancestral dead, to assist in their OtherWorld work, and frequently use objects of nature in their rituals.
	www.shamans-cave.com /Shaman_or_Witch.html (1868 words)

	HEDGEWITCH ART - The Pagan and Faery art of Marc Potts
		HEDGEWITCH ART - The Pagan and Faery art of Marc Potts
		I am an artist, specialising in pagan and faery imagery.
		All images are © M.Potts and may not be used without permission
	www.marcpotts.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /index2.htm (127 words)

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