Rituals
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Preparing for Autumn: A Hedgewitch’s View.
Autumn has always been my favourite season. There is something in the shift of light, the deepening of colours, and the scent of damp earth that stirs both heart and spirit. The hedgerows grow heavy with berries, and the balance of day and night begins to turn. As a hedgewitch, I see this season not…
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A ritual for cleansing and protecting your home.
Things you will need Incense or a smudge stick. Smudge sticks are more commonly used., Palo santo or dragon’s blood are the best for cleansing and protecting.A singing bowl or just your or someone else’s hands? Don’t worry; you don’t need to detach them or anything! How to light your smudge stick If you choose to…
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March: Work with what is waking up.
Astronomically, spring begins at the Spring Equinox, usually around the 20th of March, when day and night stand in equal length. Meteorologically, spring starts on the 1st March. And in the old folk reckoning, spring begins when the land says it does. All are valid. As a hedged witch, I prefer to listen to the…
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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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Shadow work Samhain Ritual.
Embracing the Shadows: The Essence of Samhain Samhain marks a significant turning point in the Celtic calendar, heralding the end of the year and inviting us to confront the darker aspects of life, including death and the mysteries of the spirit world. Traditionally, this time was dedicated to honouring our ancestors and engaging in spirit…
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Samhain Traditions: The Silent Supper.
The Silent Supper is traditionally held during Samhain. This time is believed to be when the veil between the physical world and the spirit world is at its thinnest. Historical Background Believed to have originated in the British Isles, the Silent Supper involves setting a place at the table for spirits and serving them food…
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5 Witch’s Windowsill Herbs.
In both the shadowed corners of Victorian parlours and the sunlit windowsills of modern homes, certain herbs have quietly held their power through the ages. These humble plants, easily nurtured indoors or out, are far more than simple culinary companions,they are ancient allies in magic, ritual, and healing. Whether whispered over in spells or steeped…
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A Hedge witch’s Guide to Working with The Morrigan
How the Morrigan First Caught My Attention The Morrigan came into my life many years ago. I had always been drawn to Celtic and Irish mythology and followed a Celtic path in my witchcraft, so of course, I had read about her here and there. But I hadn’t really connected with her until one day,…