Blog Posts
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Self-Love Jar Ritual.
🌸 Simple Self-Love Jar Ritual 🌸We all need time to pause, breathe, and focus on ourselves. This easy, soothing ritual will help you cultivate more self-love and warmth in your life. What you’ll need: ✨ Don’t worry if you don’t have every item—your intention is what truly matters. Work with what you have. ✨ 🔮…
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The moon, magic, and Mondays
Ah, Mondays. For many, the mere mention of this day elicits groans and a longing for the weekend past. But what if we could transform our perspective on this often-dreaded day? Let’s explore the hidden mystical significance of Monday and discover how we can harness its unique energy to set a positive tone for the…
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Full Moon Ritual
Full Moon Rituals RELEASE what you no longer need The full moon is the best time to release anything you no longer need. This could be anything from lower energies from negative events that have recently happened, toxic people, and negative patterns you may have fallen into. Let it go: A burn ritual Things you…
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A witch’s Garden: Roses
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…
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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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Flint Castle: Power, Betrayal, and Haunting Echoes
Perched on the banks of the River Dee in Flintshire, Wales, Flint Castle stands as a testament to centuries of political intrigue, royal drama, and enduring legends. Constructed in 1277 under the orders of King Edward I, this formidable fortress was the first in his “Iron Ring” of castles designed to subdue the Welsh. Its…
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Pamela Colman Smith: The Artist Behind the Rider-Waite Tarot Deck
Pamela Colman Smith, affectionately known as “Pixie,” was a British artist, illustrator, and occultist whose creative vision profoundly shaped the world of tarot. Pamela was born on February 16, 1878, in London to American parents. This blog post delves into Smith’s life, her collaboration with Arthur Edward Waite, and the lasting impact of her work.…
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Errwood Hall: Ruins, Remnants, and Forgotten Footsteps.
Tucked within the rugged heart of the Goyt Valley in Derbyshire lies the moss-covered ruins of Errwood Hall place where history and silence linger in equal measure. On a recent walk through the valley, I explored the site and surrounding moorland, seeking traces of a forgotten estate that once stood proudly hidden by trees. History…
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Witley Court’s Golden Years and Lingering Shadows
Witley Court has always held a strange magic for me. I visited often as a child,it was just a short drive from where we lived in Worcestershire. Even then, it felt different: grand, haunting, and oddly comforting. The kind of place where time doesn’t pass quite the same. Back then, you could access the grounds…
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The concept of the “Witch Wound”
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,…