Ravenhawks’ Magazine Winter Holidays Sweepstakes

Ravenhawks' Magazine is sponsoring its first annual Winter Holidays Sweepstakes this year which will run from November 25th to January 5th. There will be weekly prize drawings,  every time you follow a blog on the list, visit a store on the list and join their mailing list and/or make a small purchase, your name/email address … Continue reading Ravenhawks’ Magazine Winter Holidays Sweepstakes

Self-Care Inspired by the Wheel of the Year

OCTOBER 28, 2021 BY TIFFANY LAZIC READ TIME: 9 MINS In times of confusion, challenge, and crisis the encouragement to pay attention to one's own self-care is often heard coming from many quarters. And yet, these are the very times when, with so much of upheaval and disequilibrium all around, even the smallest act of self-nurturing can … Continue reading Self-Care Inspired by the Wheel of the Year

Samhain Blessings

  Short Spell to Transforming Negativity: You will need: White Candle Black Candle Casting The Spell Light your white Candle visualize protective light surrounding you and all aspects of your life. Now Light the black candle and Say 3 times: "Now all Negative Energy directed at and surrounding my life is blocked and transformed into … Continue reading Samhain Blessings

Samhain — Ravenhawk’s| Magickal Products| Candles| Cloaks| Ritual Boxes|

Samhain is pronounced sowen, soween, saw-win, saw-vane, or sahven, but not sam-hayne. Other names for Samhain include Samhuin, Samain, Saman, Oidhche Shamhna, Hallowe’en, Halloween, Hallows, Hallowtide, Shadow Fest, Allantide, Third Harvest, Harvest Home, Geimredh, Day of the Dead (Feile na Marbh), Feast of the Dead, Spirit Night, Candle Night, November Eve, Nutcrack Night, Ancestor……Samhain — Ravenhawk's| … Continue reading Samhain — Ravenhawk’s| Magickal Products| Candles| Cloaks| Ritual Boxes|

Samhain~Halloween Customs and Practices

Samhain~Halloween Customs and Practices II This was when cattle and sheep were brought in from summer pasture, all but breeding stock being killed for winter food and making fewer mouths to feed. The last fruit was picked, except that which would be left for the Sidhe, grain was gathered and processed for fodder, flour, and … Continue reading Samhain~Halloween Customs and Practices