Tag: occulture

The Fifth Sacred Thing by Starhawk was published in 1993 but in the decades since, it has become strangely apt for the times we live in today.

The Wiccan Rede is an important part of this tradition however, it is not a guideline for all magick work. Different practices believe different things.

Courtney Weber's Tarot for One is a great introduction to tarot, and the techniques could just as easily be adapted to do readings for others, too.

During the last phase of the waning moon witches, Pagans, and occultniks organized a mass ritual binding or hexing of American president Donald Trump.

Whether you're a newcomer to the site, a seasoned occultnik or someone who's curious and just testing the waters, this occultnik primer is for you.

Of the 23 articles on occulture we published in 2016, these are the 11 most popular. For the best of what we published, check out Best of Occulture 2016.

Monica Bodirsky has been reading cards for more than 35 years, and has recently published Lucky Lenormand, her first oracle deck.

The Goddess and the Shaman revolves around the challenge of reconciling magical experience and practice with a culture of scientific materialism.

Children are curious about magick but speaking about your beliefs can be a challenge. These tips will help you share magick with the children in your life.

Diversity matters in occult spaces and as a Black Witch, I haven't seen nearly enough of it.

Pagan author Natalie Zaman's new book, Magical Destinations of the Northeast, grew out of her magazine column, "The Wandering Witch."

Natalie Zaman's new book, Magical Destinations of the Northeast, grew out of her magazine column, "The Wandering Witch."