Tag: rituals and spellwork

Who is a Witch by Rowan Moss with illustrations by T.S. Lamb is a short and sweet book that explains that witches are just like everybody else, a solid read for children ages three to six.

Are you a secret witch? Not everyone can be open with their spiritual practice.. Here are some tips and tricks for covert magick.

Get comfortable and release all your cares and concerns from the day. Gently go within. We are going on a dark moon journey with the Morrigan.

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.

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 gender binary in sacred space is used as a way to represent the duality of nature but it can push people away. It's time we moved past it.

Ritual cleansing is a basic and important part of any magical practice. Using the four elements plus the sun and moon is a powerful start.

Sacred space presents itself differently. However, when we ignore intersectionality, we create sacred places that are only safe for some people.

Tarot is used for all types of things but it didn’t occur to me that the Modern Spellcaster’s Tarot would be more than an attention grabbing name.

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.

Hoodoo candle magick is a practice rooted in African American folk tradition. Although it appears simple, it has a long history and can be powerful.

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