The Gray Witch's Grimoire Quotes

“The gray witch abhors violence, hatred, and conflict as much as the next person; but she’s not afraid to face these issues using the power she possesses to right a situation and reinstate balance. The gray witch doesn’t flinch at the earthier aspects of her craft that send the fluffy bunnies running for cover, clinging to their illusion of a perfect white world.”
― Amythyst Raine, Gray Witch's Grimoire

“Magic is pure energy, not an intelligent entity. This energy will move quickly through the path of least resistance.”
― Amythyst Raine, Gray Witch's Grimoire

“The gray witch embraces the light and the dark aspects of her being, knowing she must use wisdom and discretion in the use of both.”
― Amythyst Raine, Gray Witch's Grimoire

“Only confide in those you know, without a doubt, can be trusted to keep secrets. If someone you consider a close friend and confidant ever betrays your trust, know that they may do it again, having done it once.”
― Amythyst Raine, Gray Witch's Grimoire

“The gray witch follows the beat of her own drum; she’s fiercely independent, the true essence of the wild-woman, untamable, awe-inspiring, and an awesome sight to behold. The gray witch is not a creature to be toyed with. But there’s also another side to this witch, one that’s often overlooked in the great debate of black and white – the gray witch is kind, loyal, loving, and gentle. She is blessed with a connection to nature and the Old Ways that comes from a much deeper place than the modern witchcraft of today. This is the Gray Witch.”
― Amythyst Raine, Gray Witch's Grimoire

“just what the gray witch is – and what she isn’t. The gray witch does not live in a world of chaos or unbridled black magic. She has a code of honor, a sense of propriety, and a relevance in today’s society.”
― Amythyst Raine, Gray Witch's Grimoire

“relates to the world of shadow and light, and exactly what she’s willing to do to stand her ground. In our society ‘dark’ is automatically viewed as ‘evil’; and ‘light’ is automatically viewed as ‘good’. We’re expected to live completely within one realm and to totally avoid the other. This creates imbalance and is a great injustice to the true spirit of the ancient wise woman.”
― Amythyst Raine, Gray Witch's Grimoire