Ritual Blend of 9 Sacred Witchcraft Trees — The Witch & Walnut

I’ve briefly touched on this blend on this blog as well as social media. This blend in made from the combination of 9 sacred Witchcraft trees that is part of our tradition. There are additional ingredients added, I won’t be including a list of the extra ingredients. We begin foraging for this blend during the […] … Continue reading Ritual Blend of 9 Sacred Witchcraft Trees — The Witch & Walnut

Midwest Cat-lovers Purr: Meow Meet-Up Chicago Comes To The Windy City on July 21 and July 22, 2018

Hi everyone, Our friends from The Catnip Times are involved in hosting a fantastic cat event in the US this year. Please find all the details below and if you manage to go please do share photos with us! Midwest Cat-lovers Purr: Meow Meet-Up Chicago Comes To The Windy City Cat conventions are popping up… via … Continue reading Midwest Cat-lovers Purr: Meow Meet-Up Chicago Comes To The Windy City on July 21 and July 22, 2018

An Ammonite Spring Rite

Ammonites are fossils of the extinct Ammonoidea which are believed to have existed 400 million years ago. Modern day species include the nautilus, squid, cuttlefish, and octopus. The name Ammonite is derived from the ancient Egyptian god Ammon. Ammon is depicted as having the head of a ram with twisted spiral horns that look like […] … Continue reading An Ammonite Spring Rite

10 Ways to Use the Color Green in Witchcraft

The ultimate color of rebirth, renewal and new beginnings, use the color green in witchcraft to conjure a fresh start, attract abundance and experience the natural world more deeply. 1. Combat jealousy. As part of the human experience, we all know the “green-eyed monster.” Use this color to thwart the negative cycle of jealousy (either… via … Continue reading 10 Ways to Use the Color Green in Witchcraft

LILY LORE

COMMON NAME: lily GENUS: Lilium SPECIES, HYBRIDS, CULTIVARS: Many of the 200 species of lilies are native to the United States. Plant breeders have done extensive hybridization work on the lilies to make them hardy and free flowering. Lilies are now available in every color except blue. FAMILY: Liliaceae BLOOMS: late spring TYPE: perennial DESCRIPTION: […] … Continue reading LILY LORE