Blog Posts
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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…
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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…
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Oak Trees and Acorns in Witchcraft: A Deep Dive into Celtic History.
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…
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A Guide to Forest Bathing
Forest bathing, or “Shinrin-yoku,” is a practice that offers profound benefits for both the body and spirit. For hedgewitches and witches alike, it provides an opportunity to connect with the natural world, commune with animals, and work with elemental energies. This guide will walk you through the essentials of forest bathing and walking in a…
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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…
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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.Sage, 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…
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Harnessing the Power of movement for Wellness”
The Power of Movement in Witchcraft Movement and exercise play a vital role in witchcraft, as they help us connect with the natural rhythms of the earth and the cosmos. By moving our bodies, we tap into the primal energy that flows through all living beings, aligning ourselves with the universal forces of creation and…
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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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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…