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The black witch, also known as the black widow, is a species of spider that can be found in various parts of the world. It is known for its distinct black coloration and the red hourglass-shaped markings on its abdomen. Due to its appearance and venomous bite, the black witch has gained a reputation as a terrifying creature. Black witches are most commonly found in warm regions such as the southern United States, Central and South America, Australia, and Asia. They prefer to live in dark, secluded areas such as sheds, attics, and woodpiles. These spiders are highly adaptable and can survive in a variety of habitats.

Goodbye to the Fey
High Priestess: “We now wish farewell to those seen and unseen who have blessed our rites.”

We hope that with the magic of the Fairy Folk that the items we use in this cleansing will keep you safe and trouble free as the sun begins to wane once more. We hope that with the magic of the Fairy Folk that the items we use in this cleansing will keep you safe and trouble free as the sun begins to wane once more.

These spiders are highly adaptable and can survive in a variety of habitats. Although the black witch is venomous, it is not considered to be a major threat to humans. Its bite can cause symptoms such as pain, swelling, and redness, but fatalities are rare.

A MIDSUMMER RITE

(A part of my “little ritual” series. Materials from, and adapted from ADF, the Carmia Gadelica, and other sources.) In preperation for this ritual, gather some midsummer herbs and flowers and fashion into a circlet to wear on your head, in addition to usual “little ritual” supplies.

*(Edited to note: I wrote this ritual when I was a Celtic Reconstructionist and scheduled it for this later date. For info on how to convert this ritual to an ADF format, see the “little rituals” article highlighted above.)

Circumambulation (Circle ritual area three times.)

Purpose
“I am here to keep the old ways
and honor the Kindred at the time of Midsummer.”

Three Realms Blessing
“As it was, as it is, as it evermore shall be —
I stand at the Center of Earth, Sky and Sea.”

Fire Lighting
“I kindle the sacred fire in wisdom, love, and power.”
(light fire) “Sacred fire, burn within me.”

Hail to the Spirits
“Hail, Earth Mother, whole and holy, honor unto thee!”
(touch the earth, give offering)
“I offer now as the ancients did to the Kindreds Three!”
“To the Fair Folk, I give offering and welcome.” (place offering in bowl or fire)
“To the Ancestors, I give offering and welcome.” (place offering in bowl or fire)
“To my Deities, I give offering and welcome.” (place offering in bowl or fire)

Greeting to the Summer Solstice
(from the Celtic Devotional by Caitlin Matthews- page 71)

Walk or dance around fire, singing, praying. Leap over the fire for luck.
Lift the herb and flower circlet from your head and hold up to the sun while reciting the following:

Prayer to the Sun
“The sun is high above all- shining down upon the land and sea,
making things grow and bloom.
Great and powerful sun, I honor you this day
and thank you for your gifts.
Aine, Belenus, goddesses and gods of light and life,
you are known by many names.
You are the light over the crops,
the heat that warms the earth,
the hope that springs eternal, the bringer of life.
I welcome you, and honor you this day, celebrating your light,
as we begin our journey once more into the darkness.”

Burn herb circlet as offering to the sun. Watch it burn completely before ending ritual.

Parting Blessing
“I offer my thanks to the Mother of All.
I offer my thanks to the Deities, Ancestors and Fair-Folk.
May the Three Sacred Kins bring joy to all beings,
and renew the ancient wisdom.
As it was, as it is, as it evermore shall be.”

The Great Rite
High Priest: “Life is more than a gift, it is a promise. All that dies shall be reborn.”

However, it is important to seek medical attention if bitten by a black witch, especially if experiencing severe symptoms or an allergic reaction. The black witch is a predator, feeding primarily on insects such as flies and mosquitoes. It captures its prey by spinning a web and waiting for unsuspecting insects to become entangled. Once caught, the spider injects venom into its prey to immobilize and digest it. Contrary to popular belief, the black witch is not an aggressive spider and will only bite humans if it feels threatened or provoked. It is best to avoid handling black witches or disturbing their webs to reduce the risk of a bite. If encountering a black witch, it is advisable to give it a wide berth and allow it to go about its business undisturbed. In conclusion, the black witch is an intriguing spider species characterized by its black coloration and red hourglass-shaped markings. While it does possess venom and can deliver a painful bite, it is not considered to be a significant danger to humans. It plays an important role in controlling insect populations and should be respected rather than feared..

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