Where haunted histories and hedgerow spells bloom beneath the same moon — I write.
Rose Lore: Myths and Legends. My roses I absolutely adore roses. I have a few growing, and I am hoping to create a small Victorian rose garden soon. My favourite rose is a David Austin one called Munstead Wood. The scent is of old English roses; it’s beautiful. I often use the petals to make …
The concept of the “Witch Wound” has gained traction in recent years, particularly among those interested in spirituality, feminism, and ancestral healing. This intriguing notion suggests that there’s a collective trauma embedded in our cultural psyche, stemming from historical persecution of those accused of witchcraft. Let’s delve deeper into this concept, examining its potential origins, …
I wanted to briefly explain hedge riding and the otherworlds, or realms. As mentioned in my first post Hedgewitcraft and hedge riding, not all hedge witches follow the same practices, and I think it’s best you follow what suits you the most. However, in general, most hedge witches follow this or similar concepts when it …
I have put off writing about hedgewitch craft and hedge-riding as it can be kind of confusing. I believe if you are interested in this side of witchcraft, it is better to study, read a lot, and then make your own path. Ask several hedge witches what a hedge witch is, and you will get …
In Irish mythology, the Morrigan stands as a powerful and enigmatic figure. She is the Goddess of war, fate, prophecy, and sovereignty, embodying the aspects of death and transformation. This post explores ways to honour and work with The Morrigan in your spiritual practice. Who is The Morrigan? The Morrigan, frequently referred to as . ‘great queen’ …
As we bid farewell to one year and welcome another, it’s fascinating to look back at how our ancestors marked this transition. The Victorians, in particular, had some intriguing New Year customs that blended superstition, social gatherings, and symbolic rituals. Let’s explore these traditions and see how we can infuse them with a contemporary witchy …
During the Victorian era, a peculiar charm enveloped the art of storytelling, particularly through the lens of ghost stories. As winter nights grew long and dark, families gathered around flickering candlelight to share chilling tales that would send shivers down their spines. This tradition blossomed especially around Christmas, transforming the holiday into a time not …
As the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp, we approach Samhain. Celebrated on the 31st October, Samhain marks the Witch’s New Year and the beginning of the dark half of the year. The Essence of Samhain Samhain, pronounced’sow-in’, means ‘Summer’s End’. Many believe it is a time when the veil between our world …
Oak trees and acorns have long held a revered place in Celtic history and modern witchcraft practices. These mighty symbols of strength and potential offer a wealth of magical applications for those who seek to harness their power. Celtic History and Deities The oak tree held immense significance in Celtic culture, often considered the king …
Here are a few ideas to help celebrate easter. Get out in nature. Always be careful when foraging, take a good guide so you know what you are looking for. Foraging: The Essential Guide to Free Wild Food: A practical guide to finding and preparing free wild food is a good one. Or check out …