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The Magician of the Tarot is the card of manifestation and resourceful power! The Magician encourages individuals to be proactive, innovative, and confident in their abilities to create and transform their reality. The Magician signifies the potential for growth, new opportunities, and the capacity to manifest one's desires through focused intention and willpower.
Read MoreCancer is the fourth sign of the zodiac and is represented by the crab, a water creature that can walk on land. According to Greek legend, Cancer was the crab sent by Juno to destroy Hercules. Cancer is a water sign ruled by the Moon, symbolizing emotions, intuition, and sensitivity. Individuals born under this sign are known for their deep empathy, loyalty, and strong connection to their family and home.
Read MoreThe dandelion, scientifically known as Taraxacum officinale, possesses various magickal and medicinal qualities. Renowned for its health benefits, this humble herb's roots can alleviate digestive issues like constipation and serve as a natural diuretic for bloating, or its roots can be used for a psychic tea.
Read MoreOrange Calcite is a variation of calcite, a mineral made up of calcium carbonate (CaCO3). This active stone is a common mineral found in sedimentary rocks. Orange calcite is energizing and cleansing for the lower chakras. Its warming energy diffuses anger, fear, depression, lethargy, lack of motivation, and negative mindsets. It is a vibrant and energizing crystal known for its properties related to creativity, confidence, and joy. Working with orange calcite boosts vitality and renews enthusiasm for life. It enhances self-esteem, boosts inspiration, heightens creativity, and empowers one to embrace one’s sexuality.
Read MoreThe Pagan Wheel of the Year is marked by eight Sabbats, spaced approximately every six weeks. Four of these Sabbats are marked by the solar calendar, either by a solstice or an equinox. Litha or Midsommer is the Sabbat that celebrates the Summer Solstice. Learn the magickal correspondence of this holiday and ways to celebrate this year!
Read MoreJune’s moon is named the Strawberry Moon. Ever wonder how the moons received their common names? Tracking time by lunar phase is a very grounding exercise that can nurture a relationship with our living environment. The importance of the lunar cycles has been understood since ancient times by indigenous communities, pagans, midwives, witches, folk magic practitioners, and agricultural workers.
Read MoreA firm grounding practice is part of every powerful witch’s toolkit and is one of the most potent protection methods when working with energy. Grounding is a valuable practice that enables individuals to anchor themselves in the present moment, fostering a deeper connection with their bodies and surroundings.
Read MoreThe Fool of the Tarot is the card of new beginnings and infinite potential! Marked with the number zero, the Fool is considered ever-present throughout the 22 cards of the Major Arcana, known as The Fool’s Journey. The Fool represents a leap of faith, new opportunities, and a sense of adventure. He holds his face up towards the sky, almost unaware he is about to step off the cliff.
Read MoreThe tarot is a divination tool comprising 78 mystical cards, each representing the energies that makeup life. It can be used to understand the external world, self-explore, and make informed decisions that support manifestation and shadow-work. To receive guidance, we must learn the language. Symbolism is the alphabet of hidden knowledge. If you are not fluent in the language of tarot or want an unbiased opinion, you may consider getting a tarot reading from a professional like myself. This article tells you what you need to know to book a tarot reading and what you can expect.
Read MoreWitches are the infamous villain. Serving the devil, eating children, seducing men, and casting evil spells are said to be among the cruel intentions of the witch, warning young people and children not to stray from the narrow path.
Whether an old hag or a young seductress disguised to lure men away, witches are synonymous with female sexuality. Whether a local healer, an herbalist, or an unwed woman, being labeled a witch was the ultimate punitive label by religious hysteria and male-dominated communities.
The feminist movement reclaimed the word “witch” and its intrinsic power within social justice and patriarchal culture. It wasn’t until recent decades do we see witches being positively portrayed in pop culture more consistently.
Whether pushing the stigma or giving the witchcraft community a new narrative, here are 50-plus films centering on witches from before 1998!
Read MoreWhat is a Witch? Is witchcraft a religion? Do witches worship the devil? How do I become a witch? This blog confronts misconceptions about witchcraft and clarifies some of the gray areas of the occult and how to become a practitioner of magick.
Read MoreLilith was Adam’s first wife. The oldest Biblical account of creation tells us God created the first man and first woman simultaneously. Not until the second chapter of Genesis is Eve created from Adam's rib. Jewish lore calls this first woman from Genesis chapter one Lilith. Over time Lilith transformed into a demon, succubus, and witch warning Jewish women of their place in society according to God.
Read MoreA basic understanding of the elements is essential to magick, manifestation, and witchcraft. By working with the laws of nature, we sync our energy, focus our intention, and magnify our power. The four natural elements are earth, water, air, and fire. Each element has unique characteristics and powers, contributing to the balance and harmony of the world around us. They reflect our individual strengths and weaknesses and can give us insight into our passions, thought patterns, and behaviors.
Read MoreWhat is a witch? Am I a witch? What kind of witch am I? If these are any of your questions, this blog will help you get started!
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