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When you think about Christmas-time, most people would associate the word 'Christmas' with Christianity. But, as you delved deeper into the origin of Christmas you will find some things that may surprise you! Nowadays Christmas is viewed more as a worldwide commercial phenomenon but, no matter where you are in the world, people will still say that Christmas is as a sacred, religious holiday. In fact, it is one of the oldest observed traditions we have (think along the lines 2 millennia!). Although the origin of Christmas does leave many confused, let's once and for all clear up any confusion as to where this holiday comes from and why many people from all over the world, love it so much. Also, if you are interested in learning about the origin of Christmas I have written an article, CLICK HERE to read. READ MORE!

Yule. A wonderful time of year. A time where we can finally get some peace and quiet in the winter months. The snow, the dark, the cold. It's a time for hibernation, a time to retreat a little from the rest of the world and be still with ourselves. It is also a time of magick! A time to celebrate, whether you are solitary or part of a big family group. Yule gives us a moment in time where we can contemplate all the experiences which have passed, the lessons we have learned and what you want to gain from your life going forward. READ MORE!

Witches, occultists, and the many pagans groups who honor the mysterious and divine Hecate, do so by performing regular rituals and suppers on a Dark Moon and other notable dates within the Wheel of the Year. This is an ancient practice which comes from a place of honoring and appreciating Hecate and all that She offers us. I honor and respect Hecate as she is the one who guides me on my journey. Have you felt Her calling? Will you answer ... There are many times when you can honor and work with Hecate. In this article we will take a look at when this is and what you can do to incorporate Hecate into your magickal workings. READ MORE!

November’s Full Beaver Moon is associated with labouring, family, your home, working with others and your achievements. This years Beaver Moon is a great time for you to consider spell work that focuses on self-discipline and success. The Beaver is a symbol of hard work, diligence and dedication. The spiritual energy of the Beaver Moon can be channeled to bring you new ideas that you can bring into reality. Its a Full Moon under which you can clean up clutter and overcome procrastination. The power of the Beaver Moon can make your productivity and determination grow unfold so don't let this time pass you by ... READ MORE!

It's not just Witches who love to have a feline companion, there are over 400 million cats worldwide! Do you have a cat as a pet? If you do, you will know that they really are mysterious creatures. They have and continue to be, regarded as supernatural natural creatures and loyal companions of Witches. Lets face it, cats are magickal! Going way back into ancient times, cats supernatural grace has been closely observed, respected, admired but also demonized too. We will be going into this a little more deeper into the article.

Both Witches and cats personify the archetype of the feminine (form and energy). Both inhabit and embrace the darkness letting the Moon guide their way. Both with heightened intuition letting it guide their way. Cats have been aligned with magick and the feminine since ancient times (sometimes for good, sometimes for bad). With their stealth, deliberate movements cats have been considered to be strong, magical agents in the worlds of both physical and spiritual with their unique magickal energy. READ MORE!

The Goddess is descending into the Underworld and we prepare for the veil between worlds to thin and the spirits of our dead ancestors and family  to be visiting us again. The Crone aspect is here to rule over this dark winter time that is just ahead of us. We have new plans to make for the coming year. But before we do, we celebrate the night of Samhain (Halloween) with the tradition of cutting pumpkins! But why? Where did this tradition come from and what is the story behind it? I will answer everything for you, all you have to do is keep on reading :) and at the end I will give you the best step-by-step to carve this years pumpkin like a pro! READ MORE ...

Ah, trick-or-treating, brings back some great childhood memories doesn't it? The excitement of deciding what costume you want to wear, planning your route with your friends ... such fun and great times. But where did this Halloween tradition come from? What possessed us to dress up in gruesomely scary costumes and go knocking on strangers doors? Well, in this article you're about to find out the answers to all these questions! READ MORE!

A Full Moon is always a special time for a Witch! And October time, going into Halloween is one of my most favorite times of the year. The full Moon of October is called the Blood Moon. The Blood Moon is the Full Moon closest to Samhain, so the spooky Witchy vibe is going to be in full swing!  By consciously working the Blood Moon, you will be able to reap the powerful benefits of Her lunar energies which will allow you to gain more self-awareness, spiritual growth and make major changes. READ MORE ...

Halloween is a time of celebration and superstition. Understanding the history behind the tradition will give you a greater appreciation and understanding, to see the tradition of Halloween in a newfound light. We have to go way back and take a good look at the Celts from Ireland, England & Scotland when the celebration was referred to as "Samhain". I personally, like to refer to the celebration using the original Celtic name but some prefer the more modern Halloween. Either way is fine with me, each to their own after all! READ MORE ...

That super special time of year is nearly here! What am I talking about ... I'm talking about Samhain or Halloween (whichever you prefer). Maybe you're looking for some new ideas or maybe you are new to this and need some guidance. Either way, I have just what you need to help you on your way to planning a spectacular Samhain festivity! This time of year, we’re noticing the shorter days and long cold nights and as more darkness begins to consume our days. The sunny days are behind us, now is the time for us to turn our focus more inward. This is designed to be used as a quick reference for any Samhain/Halloween practice or activity you wish to plan for this years Sabbat READ MORE!

Whether it's for your Halloween (Samhain) celebration or you just want to add a little extra magick to your witch themed gathering. Here are some top 13 Witchy game ideas, for adults to rekindle that inner child that is within us all! and, most of all, have some real Witchy fun! Whether you want to gross your guest out or mystery murder someone, or just have a laugh, this list should have something for everyone to enjoy! READ MORE ...

Mabon is here once again signifying the change of season from summer to autumn. The Sabbat Mabon is about preserving beauty and appreciating the abundance we have received before it fades away. Having a home feast with family, friends or even just 1 or 2 people is a great way to mark this Sabbat and celebrate. In this article you can find some ideas on how to create the perfect feast for this years Mabon, how you can make it more in tune with the change of season and what to focus on during your magickal workings and invocations ... read more

A Full Moon is always a special time for a Witch! And September time, going into Autumn is one of my most favorite times of the year. The full Moon of September is called the Harvest Moon. The Harvest Moon is the Full Moon closest to the autumn equinox. In every 2 years out of 3 the Full Harvest Moon occurs in September, but in other years it appears as late as October. At the peak of harvest farmers can work late into the night, by the light of the Harvest Full Moon because it stays full for many night (which is one aspect which makes this full Moon so special!). Look up and bathe in Her glow! Unlike other Full Moons, the Harvest Moon rises at nearly the same time (around sunset), for several evenings in a row and is a special full Moon because it is the closest full Moon to the Fall Equinox. Ceremonies and rituals are as old as time itself, so, lets once again embrace the Full Moon as another opportunity to reset and harness our true magickal potential. Continue reading ...

Traditional Witchcraft practices as we know, are based in pre-Christian animism, folk magick and a polytheistic belief system. Traditional Witchcraft differs from Wicca in the sense that Witchcraft rituals and beliefs stem from local and regional cultural traditions. Wicca, on the other hand is more present-time, in the sense that it embraces a more eclectic combination and invention of multiple shamanic and religious practices into it.

Drawing a circle around yourself is a practice that has been done and can be found in many cultures all over the world. The idea behind drawing a circle around yourself is that you will be safe from attack as long as you remain within the circle. In Paganism it is common to find in many different traditions, the use of a circle as a sacred space to work within. And, one of the best things about it is, you can cast a circle pretty much any place you want! This can be very beneficial

Lughnasasdh also known as Lammas is the major harvest festival of the summer. All the delicious fruit and vegetables have ripened and its time to celebrate and feast with our loved ones. Though we do recognize the eight Sabbat festivals of the Wheel of the Year, throughout the history of paganism, was not the same as the celebrations held by the pre-Christian cultures. It wasn't until Gerald Gardner (the Godfather of Wicca) in the 1950's, brought together and organised a variety of traditions, cultural beliefs and