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It’s here, it’s here, it’s here!  We are so thrilled to show off our cover for the very first issue of Wild Rites and tell you about our amazing contributors.

December’s issue is chalkful of beautiful art, writings, and witchcraft.  We have found so many people who were willing to volunteer, take a risk, and jump on board with our little project.  We cannot wait to show you all what we have created.

Our Contributors:

Sam Azzaro Artistry, bringing us a gorgeous sigil.

Michael Greywood, detailing a meditation for rebirth.

Natasha Raichel Photography, giving us chills with her “the Haunting of Hill House” photo story.

Lilium Tinúviel, sharing two alluring pieces of her spooky work.

Orriculum, bringing winter correspondences for plants and weather.

Alana Rain, weaving words into beautiful poetry.

Barberwitch, providing instruction for the creation of a divination ointment.

Ailisi, exploring North American traditions of souls and death through art.

Jax Monroe, evoking raw emotion through verse.

Korvina, discovering rebirth through a deeply personal narrative.

Eli, sharpening our senses for winter through a sketch.

The Quirky Cup Collective, a friend of the magazine, getting a business spotlight!

Spotlight Contributor

Mary Elizabeth Evans, better known as the creator of the Spirit Speak Tarot Deck, dropping knowledge on our readers!

You can also expect:

a Tarot Spread

a Sigil How-to

Podcasts We <3

a Reborn Playlist

a Winter Spell

a Deity Profile

an Article on Reconnecting with Witchcraft

You can pre-order now by clicking on this link!

Digital copies are $10.00 USD and all pre-orders come with AN AMAZING GIFT!  A portion of the proceeds made by Wild Rites is donated to the Wildlife Alliance.  

Have any questions?  Hit us up via PM!

Not all littles want or need rules but if your little wants them or you think they could benefit from them (with their permission of course) here are a few rules to consider. If you’re a little and want some rules here are some ideas to help your caregiver.

🌟Bedtime- littles often have a hard time getting to sleep at a reasonable hour so setting a bedtime will be very beneficial to their overall well-being. Figure out how many hours of sleep your little needs (likely around 8-9 hours but will vary) and then set their bedtime that many hours before they need to get up.

☁️Self Care- littles, especially those who suffer from mental illness can have a hard time with self care and may not be very good at keeping up with personal hygiene. You might consider setting rules that require showering once a day, brushing your teeth twice a day, removing makeup before bed, etc. If your little has difficulty remembering to take any necessary medications or pills then that can be an important rule too. Consider setting a reminder on your phone so that you can remind them.

☀️Nutrition and Fitness- littles often make bad food choices. Some may not eat enough, others might not drink enough water, and others just want to eat candy all day. Consider setting a minimum amount of meals and water and a maximum amount of candy or other unhealthy foods. If your little isn’t getting all of the nutrients they need then you might want to require a vitamin. You can also set a certain level of physical activity or specific physical practices (yoga, stretching, walking, etc.) that are right for them.

⚡️Work- littles have responsibilities but it can sometimes be hard for them to keep up with them or get them done. If your little is in school consider creating a rule that requires getting all of their homework done or asking permission to miss class. Chore requirements can also be helpful. You can set rules to make sure they keep their space clean.

🌈Cute Stuff- some rules are just meant to maintain the dynamic and help them feel like little innocent babies. These rules can include no swearing, no arguing or being disrespectful to their caregiver, no watching adult things (rated R movies, TV-MA shows, etc.), and requiring them to send you a picture of their little self everyday.