Curious about how to work with deities in your spiritual practice?
Deity work is an rewarding part of witchcraft for many witches —from those who've always felt drawn to particular gods and goddesses to those just beginning to explore this path.
Deity work allows...
This article offers a pathway back to your most authentic nature—a practical guide to recognising, connecting with, and embodying your higher self in daily life.
Red candle spells harness the element of fire and tap into passionate Mars energy. Their colour vibration resonates with our root chakra, making them particularly powerful for spells involving basic needs, security, passion and personal power. When we work with red candles, we're connecting with centuries of magical tradition that recognises red as the colour of life force itself.
Valentine’s Day is often seen as a time for romantic gestures, but as witches, we know that it’s also an opportunity to cast valentine's day spells spells to attract love and cultivate a deep sense of self-love. Whether you’re seeking the right partner, looking to strengthen an existing relationship, or simply practicing self-care, magic can help enhance your intentions. In this post, we’ll explore the origins of Valentine’s Day, ethical valentine day magics that aligns with our values, and practical ways to tap into the magic of the season to manifest love and healing. Let’s celebrate the power of love—both for others and for ourselves.
Discover cosy winter hobbies for witches as magical alternatives to doomscrolling. From kitchen witchery to tarot journaling, explore six enchanting activities perfect for the dark months.
Is there a creative project you really want to achieve? Maybe a book, a song, a garden, a room design or a fabulous holiday. Creativity magic can help.
The gentle hiss of the espresso machine mingles with whispered intentions. Steam spirals upward like prayers, carrying the rich aroma of freshly ground beans throughout the space. Your hands curl around a warm ceramic mug, absorbing its heat and grounding energy as you observe the swirling patterns in your latte—nature's divination tool hiding in plain sight. This is coffee magic in its most accessible form, an ancient practice reimagined for the modern witch.
Last night, curled up in my favourite reading chair with a cup of chamomile tea, I finished reading "The House Witch" by Arin Murphy-Hiscock. Having previously devoured her bestseller "The Green Witch" with its wonderful guidance on connecting to nature's magic, I was keen to explore her wisdom on domestic spirituality. The book has been a constant companion over recent weeks, its pages gradually collecting the subtle imprint of my evening reading ritual - a tea stain here, a dog-eared corner there
Imbolc, observed around February 1st or 2nd in the Northern Hemisphere, marks a significant point in the Celtic Wheel of the Year. Rooted in ancient traditions, this Sabbat heralds the first signs of spring, symbolising the awakening earth and the gradual return of longer days. Here are a few thoughts on how to celebrate Imbolc.
Though I am primarily a folk witch, I do cast circles from time to time, especially when working with the elements or spirits, so for those of you interested in my thoughts on how to cast a circle, read on.
The story of Psyche is more than a tale from antiquity; it offers practical lessons and insights that can enhance our personal development and spiritual integration.