Witch's Blog

Throughout history, the image of witches has often been intertwined with the mysterious and misunderstood art of healing, particularly...

As we journey through the annals of history, we uncover the figure of the first witch—an emblem of wisdom, intuition, and the sacred...

Who knew there was a Christmas witch roaming the snowy rooftops, sprinkling holiday magick, while most witches weave their spells around...

A Journey into Stregoneria Italy, known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes, also holds a deep and...

As the wheel of the year turns, one of the most mystical nights approaches: Hekate’s Night  on November 16. For witches and magickal practitioners, this is a time to honor the goddess Hekate, the keeper of keys, the guardian of crossroads, and the triple moon goddess. Read on to learn more about this most enchanting night. Who is Hekate? Hekate  is an ancient goddess with roots in Greek mythology.  She is often depicted holding torches, and keys, and is sometimes accompanied

As we walk the winding paths of our spiritual journeys, we find ourselves delicately entwined with Hekate and her enchanting realm of poisonous plants. These misunderstood herbs, often cast aside as mere dangers, hold profound lessons and healing potential that resonate deeply within our modern lives. Just as the witches of old harnessed the power of these plants, we too can learn to find the medicine hidden within the poison, illuminating our way through the toxic landscape

Dirt and Divination: A Witch’s Guide to Cemetery Rituals How about a field trip to the local cemetery to connect with the dead? Not what...

What’s the difference between a Book of Shadows & Grimoire – magickal books that record spells & magickal practices.