Called crann bethadh by early Celts, the Tree of Life is a symbol of harmony and balance. It appears in many traditional and modern designs, from tapestries and jewelry to architecture and beyond.
Whether you’re an experienced witch or a new practitioner, herbs can bring another layer of magick to your spells and rituals that you may not have considered. To keep you from toiling or trouble, we’ve created a handy guide for you!
Spring is coming – can you feel it? Imbolc marks the half-way point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, and it’s a celebration of the return to life. In the Celtic seasonal calendar, it also marks the start of the lambing season – when the lambs are born for spring. It is a time of celebration, renewal, and hope.
When you think of a labyrinth, what comes to mind? Is it a story from myth, or have you walked along one yourself? Often used for meditation or magick, a labyrinth is a path cut into the landscape in a circuitous pattern, leading to a center point. Its object isn’t to confuse you, but instead to inspire you!
Humans have always been fascinated by legendary creatures: the majestic unicorn, terrifying giants, mischievous leprechauns, dangerous mermaids, and more. To help stoke the fires of your imagination, we’ve put together a list of some of the most interesting creatures from mythology, including some of our favorites.
At times feared, but often revered, the Underworld and the afterlife have mystified humans for centuries. While cultures represent the Underworld differently across time and around the world, there are some common themes. One thing’s for certain, though: the Underworld always demands something in return.
The future isn’t set. But there are several divination methods to add to your practice that can help you find higher meaning in events and maybe help you understand what the future holds.
From Ancient Greece and Rome to Mesoamerica, people have used divination to make choices about their lives and bring meaning to the present. Learning about the unique or lesser-known methods our ancestors used to divine the future can help build a bridge to the past and enrich your magickal practice.