Tag: Magick

A Mystic Guide to Cleansing and Clearing by David Salisbury outlines a plethora of ways to cleanse which can be worked into a variety of practices.

Container tricks and fixings are popular magick types for those that are new to hoodoo, conjure, or rootwork. Here are the basics to get you started.

Persona 5 is just as much about navigating the social as it is the supernatural. Yet, Persona 5 is also surprisingly grounded and almost ritualistic.

Witchy Mama incorporates nontraditional spirituality and magick into standard baby practices, making space for everyday magick.

I enjoyed Deconstructing Gurdjieff most when the author, Tobias Churton, speculated about events and circumstances surrounding Gurdjieff's life.

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

It’s summer time, and for many families that means their young ones will be home. Here are a few witchy summer activities to keep them occupied.

A lushly illustrated zine, witchbody doubles as a visceral call to immerse oneself in the world, to embody the magick of the everyday.

A formal initiation ceremony is not necessary but can help on your path. Events in life can be ‘natural initiations’ and lead to inner development.

When we can’t put our feelings into words, bodily movement can stand in as an ideal language for the obscure, the subtle and the mutable.

Using herbs and spices for their magical qualities as well as taste can help practitioners work more magick in their everyday lives.

Working with ancestors can be a fulfilling part of any magick practice It is often seen as taboo but it's far from it! This rich practice has wide roots.