Does anyone have a flashlight?

The South is my home, and I’m so very proud to include myself in a network of strong, magical, ethical, talented, friendly folks.

Springtime is a time for falling in love, and what can possibly be better than to fall in love with spring itself?

Like attracts like, vibrations can impact energy, and as magical folks we know from experience that when we change our thoughts we can change the world.

Calling all busy, overworked, and underpaid witches and Pagans! How do you do it? Please, tell me your rants, worries, and woes! (As well as your secrets!)

“What is remembered lives!” A haunted history tour exploring and honoring ancestors of blood, land, civics, mind, intellect, and spirit.

A brief mindfulness exercise to help you to refresh and nourish yourself during this busy season. Self-care is vital!

If your heart is far from rejoicing, remember your List of Beautiful Things. Never forget that the simple acts – soup, kisses, writing, sleep, community, joy, pleasure – are ALL acts of worship.

Fair compensation for work and labor, as well as the roles and responsibilities of an apprentice - and their teacher.

A brief and wondrous dance with the Devil tarot card for International Tarot Day\'s blog hop.

Mystic South is a Pagan conference with a Southern flair that speaks of the mystic spirit of our part of the country.

Last year I facilitated a (very) small gathering devoted to the Goddess Hekate in the basement of a local metaphysical shop. My Comrade and I celebrated The Rite of Her Sacred Fires, a global ritual written and organized by Sorita d’Este from the Covenant of Hekate, an organization devoted to Hekate, Our Lady of the Crossroads.The Rite of Her Sacre...

I guess you can take the witch out of the coffee shop but you can’t take the barista out of the witch.

I’m a witch and a minister, and a high priestess and a social worker, and so many other things. None of these things are mutually exclusive.

If I can’t take care of my friend, and if we as a Pagans can’t take care of those who are in our intimate magical circles, how can we have hope to grow and evolve as legitimate religious and spiritual communities?

A lesson about children, magical tools, altars, and public ritual.

A love letter to the month of October.