Tag: Magick

Crystal Clear: Change Your Energy, Heal Your Life by Golnaz Alibagi has certainly piqued my crystal curiosity once again.

From the Latin petro meaning rock or stone, petrified wood is the fossilized remains of trees or terrestrial vegetation.

In You Are Magical, Tess Whitehurst offers an introduction to "the fundamentals of living a magical life."

© Amanda Wilson 2019 I absolutely love incorporating my crafty side into my witchcraft or devotional practice. I’m...

Keep the blessed fossil on your altar, beside your bed, or in your spirit bag for regular reminders of how you are supported.

If you are drawn to things of the spirit, consider fossils as powerful helpers. Wherever you live, consider learning a little about geology.

Hoodoo Sen Moise explores the origins and practice of hoodoo rootwork in Working Conjure: A Guide to Hoodoo Folk Magic.

Rose petals or blossoms are common ingredients for a spell or love charm, but for most of us they aren't available in winter.

When you contemplate casting a love spell, there's a good chance roses immediately come to mind. And for good reason.

When it comes to weather shamanism, the aim is not to alter the weather, but understand it as creative as it is destructive.

Weather magick is not about exerting control over the elements, but connecting to the flow of energy and moving with the currents.

I was excited to pick up Microdosing Magic by Tom Hatsis , a book about microdosing psychedelic mushrooms as a magical practice.