WolfnWitch Folk Magic

03/13/2026

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03/13/2026

Mar 13 -

We’re All Mad Here - Everyone is a Little Different

“ But I don’t want to go among mad people,” Alice remarked.
“Oh, you can’t help that,” said the Cat:
“ We’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.”
“ How do you know I’m mad?” said Alice.
“ You must be,” said the Cat, “ or you wouldn’t have come here.”

Most people like to fit in. Most people like to feel that all the other people feel that they are quite normal. And other people like to be around people who are very safe, predictable, and well, ordinary. Only, as Alice is told by the wise Cheshire Cat, we are all mad. There’s not one person on this plane that does not have a little secret, or a strange little something they have done, or do. And yet, on and on we go, all the time attempting to be normal.

And “normal” changes all the time. Mostly, people just want to fit in, to blend in with others, to feel that they do not stand out in any way. Standing out can make us vulnerable. It can make us conspicuous. Although our culture adores its iconic people, we do not generally tolerate difference well at all. The truth is, we all have our little oddities, and we could exhaust ourselves trying to erase their visibility.

We hide who we truly are. We do not speak of who we are, and we try to convince others that we are just like them. This card asks you to consider why you would hide any of your own strangeness, when as the Cheshire Cat says, we are all mad here. And we must all be mad – otherwise we would not be here, living another lifetime, brave enough, mad enough, to learn more on this journey of the soul.

Beginning to realize that everyone is interesting, a little bit different and full of secrets, good and bad. Understanding that hiding what makes you you’re very own self is not only exhausting, but it is robbing the world of your unique wonder. Discovering that you are a little mad – and so, in truth, is everyone else. Embrace your eccentricities and your own peculiar genius. 



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03/12/2026

Mar 12 -

Keep Your Temper – don’t allow anger to rule you.

“Come back!” The Caterpillar called after her.
“I’ve something important to say!”
This sounded promising, certainly. Alice turned and came back again.
“Keep your temper”, said the Caterpillar.
“Is that all?” Said Alice, swallowing down her anger as well as she could.

When Alice is confronted by so much strangeness, so much that is unlike what she is used to, and even her own self is changing this way and that, she finds herself running very short of patience. Instead, she starts to become angry. When we are thrown this way in that by life, uncertain of what will happen next, and there are no “straight” answers to our questions, our tempers can begin to fray about the edges. We may become irritable, short and less patient than we would be when all is familiar and comfortable. 

The Caterpillar’s advice to Alice is very good council, indeed. For Alice to make her way through Wonderland, and for any of us to make our way through life, we must be wary of our temper taking over our good sense. It’s natural that Alice is feeling out of sorts. She is contending with the uncertainty of her size and the loss of the sense of self she has relied upon all her young life. She needs help, but to get help, she must be patient with the Caterpillar’s slowness, the Cheshire Cat’s nonsense, a Rabbit that doesn’t see her for who she is, and even more curiousness. If Alice reacts and grows angry at the creatures within Wonderland, she may never make her way through to the other side. 

This is not to say that anger is wrong or unnatural. But, when we are seeking the help of others, it is best not to get angry if they do things a little differently. Acknowledge your irritation quietly to yourself, do not deny your response, but know it is important for you to continue to find ways to communicate with those about you. Growing angry with them would serve no purpose at all, except to make you more lost and isolated than ever. 

*Being pushed. Running out of patience. Feeling like the people about you are not cooperative. Evasive companions, and bother some circumstances. They need to keep your temper cool and in check. Remind yourself that you will go far further when you harness your power, and use it at the right time – which is, by the way, not right now!*

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03/11/2026

Mar 11 -

A time of stress and added workload. Increased responsibility, feeling it is too late to pursue your dreams. Feeling pushed to complete too many tasks. An inability to say no. Insufficient support. It’s to rush. This could be a time of dynamic opportunity – but you must take charge of your own workload and do what must be done. It’s time for one loss push!

Clock Time
“Oh my ears and whiskers, how late it’s getting!”

We are a long way from seasonal time, from the eb and flow of tides, the cycles of the moon, the rise and set of the sun. Instead, we, like the White Rabbit, have watches and clocks, which tick and take to Mark the passing of every second. There are times when you need to move quickly – when you have appointments, deadlines or important responsibilities that need to be completed. When you were amidst such activities, you will be consumed with them. You may become an anxious, short of breath, hurried and rushed. It may seem that you need to move faster than other people need to. This can lead to stressful, heart, racing moments, and when you are reactive like this, you are less capable than when you are focused, calm, and clear.

Even though it is true that you must meet a deadline, you must take a moment to slow down so you can attend to your responsibilities. You are in the midst of a whirlwind – be the calm, the eye of the storm. Put to rest the urge to worry, to fret, to rush until your work is done and the need to impress those you wish to please.

Work carefully, clearly, and with focus and intent, see a sunrise, bathe in moonlight, notice the leaves changing color… and you will work faster than if you hurry and get caught up and worry. There’s no need to rush, just look as if you are taking your work as seriously as it deserves. Pull back, stay calm, have a plan and stick to it, and all will be well.