Category: Wellbeing

  • The Solitary Path of the Hedge Witch: Nurturing Your Craft Through Introversion

    The Solitary Path of the Hedge Witch: Nurturing Your Craft Through Introversion

    Often perceived as a solitary practitioner, a hedge witch embodies a unique blend of introversion and magical practice. This blog post explores how embracing solitude can enhance your craft, offering insights into the practices, philosophies, and benefits of walking this solitary path. Understanding the Hedge Witch The term “Hedge Witch” historically refers to practitioners who…

  • The Case for Tiny Changes in the New Year

    The Case for Tiny Changes in the New Year

    As we enter a new year, it is natural to feel the pressure of making big resolutions and setting ambitious goals.However, in the mist of all this hype, it is important to remember the value of small changes. In this blog post, we will explore the case for focusing on tiny changes in the new…

  • Welcoming the New Year: Magical Tips for a Spellbinding 2025″

    Welcoming the New Year:  Magical Tips for a Spellbinding 2025″

    As the wheel of the year turns, we bid farewell to the old. Now is the time for you to set your intentions and prepare to start a new chapter in your life. Remember, do not be too hard on yourself. Do not feel pressure to achieve lots and lots of goals; you have all…

  • A witch’s guide to winter wellbeing.

    A witch’s guide to winter wellbeing.

    As winter approaches, we find ourselves transitioning from the vibrant hues of autumn into the serene embrace of the colder months. This time of year, often associated with introspection and rest, invites us to slow down and reflect on our inner selves. Our ancestors understood the significance of this season, recognising it as a period…

  • A Victorian-Inspired Friday Night Release Ritual.

    A Victorian-Inspired Friday Night Release Ritual.

    Inspired by the practices of the Victorian era, this Friday Night Release Ritual offers a structured approach to emotional and spiritual cleansing. It reflects the 19th-century interest in personal transformation and introspection. Historical Context The Victorian period was characterised by significant scientific advancements alongside a growing fascination with the supernatural. Many Victorians engaged in practices…

  • Samhain: The Witch’s New Year.

    Samhain: The Witch’s New Year.

    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…

  • Autumn Magic: A Witch’s Guide to Wellbeing 

    Autumn Magic: A Witch’s Guide to Wellbeing 

    There is something about autumn that appeals to many witches. As the nights get darker and the veil gets thinner, we become more attuned to the other side. There is also something quite magical and mystical about it. As we look around us, we see that nature slows down during the autumn months.  In the…

  • Embracing Your Authentic Self: A guide for Witches

    Embracing Your Authentic Self: A guide for Witches

    Sometimes, we may encounter people who question our practices or label them as “fake.” We may also face judgement and criticism based on our appearance, beliefs, or the way we choose to express ourselves. It can also be disheartening and hurtful when people throw angry words at us for no apparent reason. However, it is…

  • Easy homemade lavender sleep spray.

    Easy homemade lavender sleep spray.

    This is a really simple recipe to make your own lavender sleep spray. Research has suggested that smelling lavender before bed can help promote better sleep. You can mist this spray onto your pillow or around your room before bed. Before we look at how to make the spray, let’s take a quick look at…

  • A witches garden – Lavender  Lavandula.

    If you are just beginning with witchcraft and want to work with herbs, this is the herb you should start with.  Of course, you can buy lavender plants but it is so easy to grow your own and I highly recommend doing this. I have a lavender patch. The scent is just lovely and it…