A "Wych" or "Witch" traditionally refers to a person, often a woman, who practices witchcraft, which involves the use of magical powers or supernatural abilities. In various cultures, witches are associated with healing, divination, and nature. The term has evolved over time, sometimes carrying negative connotations, especially during periods like the European witch hunts. In modern contexts, many identify as witches in a positive light, often embracing practices related to paganism, Wicca, or other spiritual paths. These individuals may engage in rituals, spellwork, and the study of herbalism, celebrating the connection between themselves and the natural world.