Tag: Paganism

Crisp autumn air, rustling leaves underfoot, light sweaters, the first apples -- Mabon is a harbinger of winter after the heat of summer.

Jane Meredith and Gede Parma have translated the group experience into a solitary format and expanded the essential work of the Iron Pentacle.

Suitable for novices and longtime practitioners, Candle Magic offers creative ways to incorporate herbs, chakras, and essential oils into candle magick.

I highly recommend Jailbreaking the Goddess to people who are unfamiliar with intersectional feminism and magick, and for creating new communities.

The amount of knowledge and information Daimler has condensed into Irish Paganism is considerable while managing to stay easily accessible to almost anyone.

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.

The Wheel of the Year has turned an eighth from Beltane to Litha, celebrated on the summer solstice on June 21 in the northern hemisphere.

Midsummer: Rituals, Recipes & Lore for Litha is the third book in Llewellyn’s Sabbat Essentials series. As with the other fun, basic guides in the series, this book is an accessible, easy-to-read reference.

Portable shrines serve as a sweet little reminder that my spiritual practice doesn’t have to be big in order to be meaningful.

The word "occultnik" is a portmanteau of "occult," which means hidden, and the suffix "-nik," which denotes an affiliation with a given group.

With Wicca: Another Year and a Day, Timothy Roderick has created a workbook that draws on a greater level of spiritual insight.