Brigid is a Celtic goddess who represents various aspects of life and spirituality including poetry, healing and craftsmanship. Many witches and pagans are drawn...

As the First Quarter Moon approaches, it's a great time to kickstart new projects and make things happen. This First Quarter Moon Spell is like an open invitation to connect with the moon's energy and get some extra cosmic support.

In the sequence of the Major Arcana, The Magician is numbered as I, marking the beginning of the journey and an initiation into the...

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.

The Fool is the first card of the 22 cards in the major arcana of the tarot deck. It typically depicts a young person standing at the edge of a cliff, a small bag in hand, and often accompanied by a small dog. The symbolism in The Fool card is rich and holds various interpretations.

Cernunnos is a Celtic God associated with nature, fertility and the wild. Sometimes known as the 'lord of wild things’ he embodies the untamed forces of nature and the cyclical rhythms of life. The God Cernunnos is thought to have Gaulish origins and is often depicted with antlers, a symbol of the primal and mysterious aspects of the natural world.

There’s been a lot of talk recently about using AI, particularly ChatGPT to create spells and rituals for magical work. While many people think this is a bad idea, and that creating your spells is an important part of empowering them, I think there can be times when using ChatGPT for spells and rituals can be helpful.