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An Ameyan witch is someone who follows the Path of Ameya, a modern spiritual and pagan path that honours Ameya as the Boundless Source of all things. Ameya is a genderless divine source understood as the origin, balance, and connection behind all existence. The name Ameya comes from ancient Sanskrit roots and is traditionally understood to mean immeasurable, boundless, or beyond measure. While the word itself comes from a very old spiritual language with roots thousands of years old, the Path of Ameya is a modern spiritual framework. Ameya is not limited to one religion, one form, one gender, or one side of light and darkness. Instead, Ameya represents the sacred force beyond labels, separation, and human-made divisions. An Ameyan witch believes that every religion may hold a piece of the greater truth. Their practice may include witchcraft, ritual, nature spirituality, ancestor work, intuition, prayer, meditation, compassion, self-awareness, and personal healing. To be an Ameyan witch is to walk a path of kindness, spiritual balance, and connection with all living beings while honouring Ameya, the Boundless Source.
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