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One of the pillars of witchcraft is harnessing the magick of the natural world. Many witches find the ingredients for their spells and crafts not t...

The holiday season is a joyous time for many but it can also bring stresses with it. This may be a time when you are bringing together new families...

Halloween is a time of celebration when the veil that separates us from where our deceased ancestors reside is at it's thinnest. It is based on the...

The first blue supermoon since 2009 will arrive with us on 30th August.  It is therefore a rare event and you may feel its presence in a most profo...

The history of tree hugging The practice of tree hugging, also known as tree embracing or tree meditation, has its roots in ancient cultures and h...

  What is Lammas: Lammas or Lughnasad is one of the eight sabbats and is celebrated on the 1st of August. This Sabbat focuses heavily on the celebr...

Witchcraft can so often be conducted with ingredients that are found in back of your cupboards or even items you would have previously thrown away. Onion skins are the perfect example of this. They have along history in magick dating back to the ancient Egyptians

Herbs are an essential part of witchcraft and have been used in the kitchen for thousands of years. In Witchcraft they are not only used in spell w...

Now that we have passed the solstice and are in the middle of the summer you will most likely be thinking about planning your holiday (vacation). W...

Apples are one of the most common fruits we all have in our homes, they are affordable and easy to get hold off making them an ideal magickal ingre...

You don't need to use perfect, fresh ingredients for every spell, some magick works just as well when done with items you can no longer consume.

First a word of warning : when conducting any form of money magick be careful not to wish for vast sums of money. The most common way to suddenly g...