Honouring the Roman goddess of wisdom, arts, and warfare, can be both a personal and communal experience. Here are some ways to honour her in modern times, reflecting her diverse domains:
The following magic rituals take as little as a couple of minutes to do, so they are perfect for those days when you just don't have the emotional or physical energy for complex magic rituals.
Pathworking is a practice that allows us to access unconscious realms through meditation and visualisation. Pathworking can help you connect with spiritual symbols, deities and your own unconscious.
Intuitive witchcraft is all about letting your intuition guide your witchcraft practice. So, effectively, it can't be taught. However, if you are looking for a guide to help you create a meaningful and effective intuitive witchcraft practice, read on.
Ostara iis one of the eight pagan Sabbats within the Wheel of the Year and is named after Eostre or Ostara, the Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring and dawn, from whom the word "Easter" also derives.
Whether you love working near rivers or the sea, or have just a small space in a city apartment, water magic is a simple but powerful practice that any witch can easily use.
Mirrors are simply magical. There's something mysterious about looking at your reflection and seeing yourself clearly. Looking into our eyes in a mirror is the closest we can get to looking into our own soul. That's why mirror magic is so popular and powerful.
Whilst we witches often focus on crystals, candles, and elaborate rituals, we sometimes overlook the magic that lies within carefully crafted language. This workshop will guide you through creating your own personalised incantations that will amplify your magical practice and bring greater focus to your spellwork.
