After your spell or ritual, you sometimes need to do away with the leftover bits. Let’s explore earth-friendly ways to dispose of your ritual items that are also magickally sound!
Magick requires a certain amount of concentration and practice, but what’s a busy witch to do? Here are some shortcuts that you can safely take without messing up your magick (and some you should avoid!).
If you find yourself with a pile of herbs and ingredients, but you have no idea what to do next, read on! We’ve put together a basic list of tools you’ll need for your spellwork.
Here are five new rituals and traditions to help you usher in a magickal New Year! As always, we encourage you to take these suggestions, put your own spin on them, and bring your personal magick to the ritual.
The shadow self – sometimes simply called our shadow – is the unconscious part of the brain, which drives a large amount of our behavior. Automatic responses to triggers, deep-seated habits, and emotional patterns “live” in this shadow self. But as we progress in our spiritual paths, it’s important not to suppress or ignore our shadow self in our efforts for self-improvement.
We’ve curated a list of protective supplies and recommendations for clearing and protecting your space this month and all year long. Read on for more ideas, and allow your intuition to guide you as you add some protection to yourself and your loved ones.
Most practicing witches use white and gray magick to protect themselves, bless others, and do good in the world. However, for the beginner witch, practicing magick may feel like a slippery slope. You may feel like with one small mistake, suddenly you’re practicing black magick. Thankfully, that simply isn’t true.
Over the past few weeks I've been sharing these infographics on how to get the most of your magickal plant harvest. Here they are all together in one easy-to-reference guide!