The Inked Grimoire

Not every witch resonates with picture-perfect altars or intricate, hours-long rituals. Some of us move through the world a little more instinctively, following energy instead of rules, crafting magick from what’s already in our hands, and letting our wild hearts lead the way. That's feral witch energy and we're all for it, especially at Yule.

Get ready for some deep transformation this New Moon because we’re in Scorpio, witches, and you know what that means – sexy, intuitive depths! This New Moon will also bring the new beginning you’ve been waiting for. It’s time to move out of your comfort zone, tap into your most hidden desires, and embrace a new way of living. Are you ready?

Some days, gratitude feels like the spiritual equivalent of putting glitter on a dumpster fire. Like, sure, shiny lightworker on TikTok, I’m grateful, but also, everything is chaos and exhausting. Here’s the thing: gratitude isn’t about pretending the world is okay. It’s not about painting over the uncomfortable or horrifying parts of modern life. What it can be, though, is an anchor when everything else feels shaky. And when we approach it through magick with intention, energy, and maybe a little sassiness, it becomes a tool for resilience, not denial.

The Beaver Full Super Moon is shining brightly in the sky this November 5^th in the grounding sign of Taurus, and boy, could we use it! The Moon is here to bring a sense of stability and focus on personal values and material resources as we step further into the holiday season. This grounding vibe also comes with some pretty intense philosophical considerations, but in a clarifying way that will bring relief in the long run. Let’s dive into it.

Every witch knows that magick lives in the liminal, those spaces between intention and action, word and world. A junk journal is one of those portals. It’s messy, tactile, and utterly unique, born from the scraps of your life: ticket stubs, tea-stained paper, pressed flowers, or a torn corner of an old book.

Can you feel it? This New Moon in Libra (happening at 28 degrees, or the end of the sign) is closing out the Eclipse portal for 2025. This New Moon feels like a breath of fresh air, and it’s time to focus on bringing harmony back to our lives and relationships.

Far more than just a décor trend, cottagecore has always had its place in witchcraft and magickal practice. It’s about slow living, connecting to the spirit of the land around you, romanticizing the everyday, creating sustainability within your home, and empowering yourself through hearth and green magick.

The Harvest Moon is upon us, and it’s a supermoon this time around, too. In fact, it will be the largest and brightest Full Moon we’ve had all year. It falls in the sign of Aries, making it a powerful and purposeful Full Moon and the perfect time to double down on your magick and manifestation.

The Otherworld has always been just a breath away, a liminal space shimmering behind the veil, waiting for those who know how to reach it. Across cultures and traditions, mystics, witches, and seekers have used countless doorways to step beyond the ordinary.

Virgo rules the digestive system, so the big theme for the Virgo New Moon is “What is your gut telling you?” Because this New Moon is landing right at the very end of Virgo (29 degrees), it’s a hugely potent time for making significant, life-changing moves.

Across cultures and spiritual traditions, there’s a shared belief that our world isn’t the only one that exists. Mystics, shamans, witches, and seers speak of realms, distinct layers of existence that overlap with ours, each carrying its own energy, inhabitants, and rules.
Whether experienced through meditation, dreams, rituals, or spontaneous glimpses beyond the veil, these realms invite us to expand our understanding of reality.

This month’s Full Moon is a potent one, and one of the rare times we’ll actually encourage you to release something under its light. Our Full Moon in Pisces comes with a Lunar Eclipse, also known as a Blood Moon, when the Moon appears red from Earth. This happens because our planet passes between the Sun and the Moon, casting a shadow across its surface.