![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-like-the-real-life-molly-weasley/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/1_EXCLUSIVE-JS281717415-copy.jpg&description=Exclusive: Real-life witch Emma Griffin believes magic is all around us and she regularly practises witchcraft to spread positivity, better her life, and improve her mental healthEmma Griffin, 46, from Cornwall, says "everything is magic" Many of us may believe the closest we've ever come to encountering witchcraft is watching characters casting spells on our screens like in Harry Potter. But this is likely not the case, according to one practising witch. The 'real Molly Weasley', as her followers have endearingly named her, Emma Griffin says magic is real and surrounds us. She adds that many of us perform witchcraft - the practice of standing in your own power but never doing so to cause harm, which can be performed by all genders - even if we don't realise it. "Most people are actually practising witchcraft. When you bring your Christmas tree in and you adorn it, that's witchcraft," Emma told The Mirror. Emma loves Harry Potter ( Emma Griffin) And thinks she is like character Molly Weasley ( Emma Griffin) "When you blow out birthday cake candles, that's witchcraft. When you put teeth under your pillow, that's witchcraft. It's all come from some kind of Pagan history." And as families across the country celebrate Halloween, many will again find themselves practising witchcraft once again. " When you carve a pumpkin and put it outside that's inviting spirits to come to your home so that's witchcraft," she adds. But what might sound frightening - communicating with spirits - can be a beautiful experience, according to the Cornwall-based witch. At 46, Emma has spent decades learning about witchcraft, and it has been a constant throughout her life. Born to spiritual parents - her father was a medium and her mother a witch - she has long appreciated magic. But it was during her early 20s, when she first wanted to perform fertility rituals that she began focused study into witchcraft. And she has continued her practice to this day, passing on her learning to her own daug){kind=link}
Real-life witch Emma Griffin believes magic is all around us and she regularly practises witchcraft to spread positivity, better her life, and improve her mental health
Many of us may believe the closest we’ve ever come to encountering witchcraft is watching characters casting spells on our screens like in Harry Potter. But this is likely not the case, according to one practising witch. The ‘real Molly Weasley’, as her followers have endearingly named her, Emma Griffin says magic is real and surrounds us.
She adds that many of us perform witchcraft – the practice of standing in your own power but never doing so to cause harm, which can be performed by all genders – even if we don’t realise it.
“Most people are actually practising witchcraft. When you bring your Christmas tree in and you adorn it, that’s witchcraft,” Emma told The Mirror.
“When you blow out birthday cake candles, that’s witchcraft. When you put teeth under your pillow, that’s witchcraft. It’s all come from some kind of Pagan history.”