Tag: herbalism

The Book of Kitchen Witchery by Cerridwen Greenleaf is a nice book that will hold up well in the kitchen, and make great gift.

The image of the witch mixing potions and throwing in strange herbs and plants to make magical things happen is ubiquitous in our culture.

At Beltane, the witch in me envisions intertwined lovers laying on lush blankets of flowers and moss, joining together as the spring breeze blows.

The Green Wiccan Herbal is a guide for growing and gathering herbs and is well-suited for beginners or those interested in basic kitchen witchery.

The San Pedro cactus has been used ceremonially for thousands of years. Ross Heaven describes what can be expected from its use, before, during, and after.

The Magic of Flowers Oracle is intended as a meditation tool, an inspirational tool, and an oracle to guide your personal life.

In Crystal Resonance, Selman has channeled the power of three by combining gemstones, essentia,l oils and flower essences for enhanced well-being.

A Cree Healer and His Medicine Bundle provides a first-hand account of Russel Willier's journey, his beliefs, practices, and a record of herb-collecting.

This guide to Lughnasadh shares the sabbat's history, ideas for spells, recipes, crafts, prayers, invocations, rituals, and more.

These crafts help celebrate the Lammas, or Lughnasadh, sabbat with incense and light. Make sachets and candle holders while learning about the festival.

Recently, Siolo Thompson and I got together to talk about creating her Linestrider deck, which was published by Llewellyn Worldwide in May 2016.

Hopman's Secret Medicines from Your Garden takes the secrecy out of herbal medicine, and makes it accessible and straightforward.