Tag: spirits
Encounters with Nature Spirits, by R. Ogilvie Crombie
Encounters with Nature Spirits by R. Ogilvie Crombie immediately takes you out of your head and transports you into the woods.
Working Conjure, by Hoodoo Sen Moise
Hoodoo Sen Moise explores the origins and practice of hoodoo rootwork in Working Conjure: A Guide to Hoodoo Folk Magic.
Fairies, by Morgan Daimler
Morgan Daimler's Fairies: A Guide to the Celtic Fair Folk provides insight into the captivating Celtic folklore of the faery realm.
Ancestor spirit bottles: Make, consecrate, dedicate
Spirit bottles are a must for anyone serious about working with spirits. They are easy to make and needn't be extravagant.
Understanding Lilith: From first human to first monster
There is a stigma associated with seeking out and approaching Lilith. The magical community suggests working with her is unbecoming.
Six Ways, by Aidan Wachter
I encourage artists, occultists, and anyone interested in chaos magick, animism, and practical enchantment to seek out Six Ways, by Aidan Wachter.
The Devil’s Crown, by Shani Oates
Most of us are familiar with Cain, the first-born son of Adam and Eve. The Devil’s Crown delivers further insights into this and Robert Cochrane.
Five books to guide you into the spirit world
With the coming of winter and the lengthen of the night, many cultures and practices believe that the veil, the wall between our world...
Magick for gadgets: Using magick with technology
We rely on our technology but we don't think of it as magickal. Here are some tips and tricks to combine magick and technology.
A Mystic Guide to Cleansing and Clearing by David Salisbury
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.
African pantheons: A primer
Learning more about African pantheons can seem difficult, here is a primer to build basic information for curious people who are just starting.
Beltane: Creating altars to celebrate the blossoming earth
At Beltane, the witch in me envisions intertwined lovers laying on lush blankets of flowers and moss, joining together as the spring breeze blows.