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Exploring the Folklore of Apple Blossoms and Apples in Witchcraft
In the realm of witchcraft, the apple tree holds a special place of reverence and significance. From the delicate beauty of its blossoms to the nourishing fruit it bears, the apple tree is steeped in symbolism, folklore, and magical properties that have captivated practitioners for centuries. In astrology, the apple is associated with the planet…
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Easter- Celebrate the witches’ way.
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…
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Easter the Pagan way.
Easter Traditions and Histories. Here are a few examples of pagan traditions. There are many, you may like to do your own research. The Pagan Book of Days may be a good place to start. Ostara orgins. The Sabbat or festival of Ostara is relatively modern. it was Aiden Kelly, who gave names to the Litha,…
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Spring Equinox: Tips and Rituals.
Here are some simple things you can do to celebrate the spring equinox. Now is a good time to nurture new ideas or to set some intentions. What is an equinox? The spring equinox marks the point in time when the sun sits directly over the Earth’s equator. Both hemispheres equally share the sun’s rays…
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A Witch’s Garden: The Mystical Charms of Camellias.
Camellias stand out as a flower steeped in mystery and enchantment. These blooms are revered for their potent energies in wealth, abundance, and prosperity. With their dark evergreen glossy leaves and a stunning array of colours, they are very striking. I added some to my own garden last year and they are just starting to…
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The Shadow Self: Exploring the Depths of the Psyche in Witchcraft
“Shadow work is the path of the heart warrior.” – Carl Jung. Rooted in the depths of the psyche, the shadow self represents the hidden, repressed, and often misunderstood aspects of our being. Many witches recognise the importance of delving into the shadows to uncover hidden truths, heal past wounds, and integrate all parts of…
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Valentine’s Day and Self-Love: A Witch’s Guide to Nurture the Inner You
As Valentine’s Day approaches, the world is filled with red hearts, roses, and declarations of love. While this holiday may be traditionally focused on romantic relationships, it’s important to remember that love is not limited to just one type of relationship. Whether you are single or in a relationship, this guide will offer valuable tips…
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Harnessing the Power of the New Moon: A ritual
New moons are the rebirth point in the moon’s cycle. Now is a good time to set yourself a new goal or manifest something you would like to bring in. Work with the moon’s phases. When the moon is full, assess how far you have come. Just remember, you cannot just do a ritual or…
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Embracing the Light: Imbolc Magic
As winter’s chill begins to wane and the promise of spring lingers in the air, many around the world prepare to celebrate Imbolc, a fire festival. Imbolc or Imbolg, is a pagan holiday celebrated from February 1 through sundown February 2. Imbolc literally means ‘in the belly’ and its focus is rebirth and new life.…
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Moon-wisdom: What Each Moon Phase Means for Witches
The moon holds a significant place in the hearts and practices of many witches and pagans. Its ethereal glow and ever-changing phases symbolise the cycles of life, magic, and spirituality. The moon acts as a guiding light, illuminating the path for witches to connect with their intuition and tap into the mystical energies of the…