Herbs of Mars
Originally posted on Good Witches Homestead:
Energizers and An Activating Potion S Y M B O L S OF M A R S Archetypally, Mars embodies the manner in which we…
Category Archives: Magickal Correspondences
July Gemstone of the Month; Ruby — Good Witches Homestead
The ruby symbolizes the sensual, divine and spiritual love. It has long been associated with ardent, passionate feelings and wearing ruby brings a sense of vitality to one’s energy field. […]
Discover Your Magical Ingredients…At Your Supermarket
THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY ILEANA ABREV POSTED UNDER PAGANISM & WITCHCRAFT For many years, the supermarket has been the primary supplier for my magical needs. A Cart Full of […]
Using the Magic of Your Eye Color in Witchcraft — Moody Moons
What color lens do you see the world through? Your eyes, and the subtle colors in them, say as much about you as the lines in your palms or […]
Magic of Trees by Tess Whitehurst
Bring positive change and nourishment to your body, mind, and spirit by connecting with the deep wisdom and power of trees. Featuring detailed descriptions of the magical and energetic properties […]
10 Ways to Use Thyme in Witchcraft — Moody Moons
Thyme weaved its viny way into the world of Mediterranean paganism thousands of years ago. Growing wild with delicate leaves and fragrant tendrils, the ancient adorned their temples, homes and […]
A Midsummer Herb: Vervain — Good Witches Homestead
Verbena Officinalis Also, Known As: Herb-of-the-cross Ma Bian Cao Pigeon’s Grass Verbena Vervain The ancient Romans held all species of the vervain in admiration and used the ‘sacred’ herb to […]
Witchcrafting with Burdock Root & Leaf — The Witch & Walnut
Burdock is a staple for me and I use a lot of it in my work. I know it can be consumed however that is not what I use it […]
The Pernicious Diaries ~ Henbane — Good Witches Homestead
Hyoscyamus niger Also, Known As Black Henbane Devils eye Henbane Hog Bean Jupiter’s Bean Poison Tobacco Stinking Nightshade Henbane, (botanical name, Hyoscyamus niger) belonging to the Solanaceae family, usually grows […]
Sacred Month of Hestia
Honor Hestia by making bread by hand. Let’s also honor some of my ancestors from Russia by making “Black Bread”. Ingredients: 2 Tablespoons Dry Yeast (or, 2 packets yeast) 1/4 […]
