May is bursting with life – flowers in full bloom, the sun stretching longer into the evening, and the air humming with possibility. The veil between the seen and unseen thins once more as Beltane (aka May Day) ignites the land with fecundity and fertility. This...
April is a time of rapid awakening and wild magic. The land stirs, rains bless the earth, and Beltane’s fire flickers on the horizon. The veil between realms softens, and nature hums with fertility, renewal, and untamed potential. Yum. In this season of growth and...
Hey, witch. The wheel turns, and Spring arrives (hurray!) – a season of renewal, transformation, and potent magick. The earth is stirring, the veil hums with energy, and it’s time for us also, to awaken from our winter slumber. Just as the land sheds its winter...
In the sacred dance between water and earth, herbal baths have long been revered as potent tools for purification, healing, and spellwork. Since ancient times, witches, healers, and mystics have turned to the power of infused waters to cleanse the body and spirit, to...
April is a month of renewal, where the warmth of spring (finally!) coaxes the earth into bloom. Flowers push through the soil, rain nourishes the land, and the energy of growth is everywhere. For witches, this is a time to shake off the last remnants of winter and...
March is a month of transformation, where the icy grip of winter slowly gives way to the budding promise of spring (hurray!) The energy of renewal is palpable, carried by the restless winds and the lengthening days. For witches, this is a time of awakening – a...
March is such a great month here in the Northern Hemisphere. It is a welcome time of renewal, growth, and balance as the Spring Equinox (Ostara) on March 21st marks the midpoint between light and dark across the globe. With the season of blooming and awakening upon...
It’s SO easy to celebrate Ostara (otherwise known as the spring, or vernal equinox) because this ancient pagan festival still has a super-strong foothold in modern Western culture. You probably know many traditional Ostara symbols that are now part of our Easter...
