Tag: witchcraft
Four times pop culture got magick right
Entertainment media loves magic but they're not very good at showing how magick really works. These works of fiction show magick in a true light.
witchbody, by Sabrina Scott
A lushly illustrated zine, witchbody doubles as a visceral call to immerse oneself in the world, to embody the magick of the everyday.
The Green Wiccan Herbal, by Silja
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.
The Rede: Not all witches
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.
The Witches’ Almanac, Issue 36, Spring 2017-2018
One part traditional almanac and two parts eclectic, topic-spanning information, The Witches' Almanac is a roadmap for Spring 2017-2018 and beyond.
Some thoughts on the mass ritual binding of US president Donald...
During the last phase of the waning moon witches, Pagans, and occultniks organized a mass ritual binding or hexing of American president Donald Trump.
Mental health and magical practice: Learning to know thyself
I was diagnosed with clinical depression at age 12 and was told that I would never get better, never. In high school, I began to experiment with the occult.
Enchanted resistance: A history of political magick
Political magick has been used as a form of protest for centuries. Read about these historical moments to see how we can use these lessons today.
Anna Biller on the real witchcraft behind The Love Witch
From the set design to the way Elaine’s coven behaves, The Love Witch feels like the work of someone who’s clearly read a Book of Shadows or two.
Canadian Pagans taking a stand against bigotry and intolerance
On Human Rights Day last year, a group of Canadian Pagan and Heathens launched a declaration against intolerance within our communities.
Black witch resources: Getting started
Black witch doesn't mean dark magick, it means that the practitioner identifies as Black. The magical traditions of Black people are more than Voodoo.
Dawtas of the Moon: A chat with Omitola Yejide Ogunsina
Omitola Yejide Ogunsina is the founder of Dawtas of the Moon, a convention for Black witches to meet and share their knowledge with each other. We sat down and chatted with Ogunsina to find out more about the convention and her beliefs.