The Hearth Witch in March

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY ANNA FRANKLIN POSTED UNDER PAGAN Spring is a busy time for the hearth witch. It is time to prepare the ground, plant seeds, and gather the early flowers and greenery of the year for food, remedies, and magical use. As I look around, the woodland and hedgerow trees are hazed … Continue reading The Hearth Witch in March

Weekly Spell Casting March 27 – April 2, 2017

Weekly Spell Casting March 27 – April 2, 2017 gives you the optimal time to do specific spells and activities Strong energy is available this week for competition, personal advocacy, money matters, and business success. Moon Void of Course Monday March 27th, 6:19 AM -10:11 AM EDT, Wednesday March 29th, 8:07 AM EDT - 11:48 AM … Continue reading Weekly Spell Casting March 27 – April 2, 2017

A Modern Witch’s Guide to the Magic of New Orleans

A growing interest in pagan travel inspired me to start my latest category, aptly titled Pagan Travel. In this series, I hope to share with you my experiences in exploring local traditions around the world from my perspective as an interfaith witch. From festivals to small, street corner shrines, my interest in local religions feels […] … Continue reading A Modern Witch’s Guide to the Magic of New Orleans

Magic, Seven Days a Week

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY ELLEN DUGAN POSTED UNDER PAGAN Every day of the week, Sunday through Saturday, is a magical day. Each of the seven days of the week has its own magical correspondences such as deity associations, colors, crystals, and herbs. Each individual day also carries its own bewitching specialties. The trick is … Continue reading Magic, Seven Days a Week

Celtic Tree Magic: 6 Ways to Work with Sacred Trees

THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY DANU FOREST POSTED UNDER CELTIC STUDIES What is your favorite tree? Ask anyone this question and you’ll be surprised by the answers; even the most urbane of us will have a tree we like the best, whether is a beautiful tree in a park or by the roadside, a … Continue reading Celtic Tree Magic: 6 Ways to Work with Sacred Trees