Before we get into Ouija Etiquette, let’s discuss a little history. Whether you are a full on witch or you just dabble here and there, there’s a good chance you’ve come across a Ouija Board-sometimes referred to as, Spirit Board,...
Read moreThe Triple Goddess is one of the two primary deities in the Wiccan faith and is also worshipped in different forms in many other neopagan religions. Although many new witches most likely have heard of Her, they may not have...
Read moreTHE CELTIC TREE OGHAM IS A MNEMONIC DEVICE AND MAGICAL SYSTEM USED AS A DIVINATION METHOD. Ogham is often called a “tree alphabet.” Although this term has its merits, it can be misleading. In fact, the ogham is far more...
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Charge of the Goddess is perhaps one of the best-known pieces of ritual poetry in today’s magical community. The charge itself is a promise, made by the Goddess to her followers, that she will guide them, teach them, and lead Read more…
A magickal oil is a pure or mixed oil created with a specific purpose in mind by visualization. Magickal oils are known for being used in ceremonies and rituals. Oils can also be used for both anointing people and objects Read more…
Casting a circle protects you from any outside influences from other planes. There are a lot of formal ways to begin a circle and some informal. I won’t be telling you HOW to cast a circle but I will link Read more…
Witchology is the unconventional study of Wicca, Witchcraft and Paganism. I created my first grimoire at age 8. I’m now 27 and have a plethora of resources. I thought it was time to share my love of all things witchy Read more…
Poppet magick is involving a specially empowered and magickal doll. This is great to use for binding spells and healing. Some witches shy away from poppet magick because it reminds them too much of the stereotyped notion of voodoo* dolls. Read more…
Here are two versions of The Wiccan Rede by Doreen Valiente and Lady Gwen Thompson. A similar rule is found in the work of Aleister Crowley around the turn of the century, in which he advised his readers, “Do what Read more…