A ritual of resistance and remembrance. This post offers a prayer for Gaza and all who suffer, paired with a spiritual action—The Vigil Flame—to send protection, nourishment, and collective strength across borders.Continue Reading

This beginner-friendly guide to spellcraft walks readers through the essentials of planning and performing effective magic. It emphasizes the importance of clear intention, cleansing tools under the full moon, and aligning spells with lunar phases, planetary days, and personal energy levels. It covers practical steps like writing your spell, choosing tools and correspondences, cleansing your space, and sustaining focus post-casting. The message is clear: there’s no one “right” way to practice magic—just thoughtful, intentional work done with intuition and care.Continue Reading

This post explores two contrasting versions of Jesus—canonical and Gnostic—through a personal, reflective lens. It delves into his pre-Earth identity, childhood miracles and mischief, selective teachings, and his death as either sacrifice or spiritual liberation. The canonical Yeshua offers salvation through faith; the Gnostic Yeshua urges self-knowledge and awakening. Ultimately, it invites readers to embrace the mystery and complexity of Yeshua’s story—and to find the version that resonates with their own spiritual journey.Continue Reading

This post explores the gap between the ideal vision of Pagan parenting in a neurodiverse household and the often messy reality. It acknowledges the struggle of balancing spirituality with burnout, meltdowns, and executive dysfunction, while offering grace and practical strategies like micro-rituals, flexibility, and intentionality. The core message is that connection, love, and authenticity matter more than perfection—and sacredness can be found even in the chaos.Continue Reading

This spellwork complements the Self Love Ritual, involving various candles, herbs, and a crystal necklace. Participants prepare the altar, mark a circle, and perform cleansing with a smudge stick. The ritual focuses on transferring negative energy into the necklace. A disclaimer emphasizes it’s not a substitute for mental health treatment.Continue Reading

The post details a Self-Love Spell Jar Ritual performed by the author and friend, encompassing preparation, items needed, and a specific ceremonial process. It emphasizes cleansing, intention setting, and connecting with self-love through various ingredients and symbols. Additionally, it includes a disclaimer about not substituting this ritual for professional mental health care.Continue Reading

Medusa, a mortal daughter of sea gods, struggles with her identity among divine siblings. Initially a priestess of Athena, she becomes a victim of Poseidon, leading to her transformation into a Gorgon, representing both power and pain. Ultimately, her tragic story raises questions about safety, voice, and perceptions of monstrosity.Continue Reading

The post explores the author’s personal experiences and thoughts on tattoos, emphasizing their historical connection to Paganism and magic. It discusses various tattooing practices, cultural significance, personal meanings, and the importance of intentionality in choosing symbols. The author shares their own tattoos and plans for future designs, inviting reader interaction.Continue Reading

The post discusses the myths surrounding Odin All-Father from Norse mythology, clarifying common misconceptions, such as his relationship with Loki and his familial connections. It explores Odin’s quest for knowledge, his magical attributes, and his cultural impact today, emphasizing his dual role in wisdom and war, and inviting personal reflections.Continue Reading

The Magician card in Tarot represents mastery, manifestation, and the alignment of intention and action. It empowers individuals to utilize their resources to achieve dreams, while also reminding them of the potential for deception when reversed. The card encourages self-discovery, creativity, and reaching for one’s higher self.Continue Reading

Ostara marks the arrival of spring and is celebrated around the Spring Equinox, symbolizing balance and renewal. Named after the goddess Ēostre, it emphasizes themes of fertility and rebirth, with hares and eggs as key symbols. The sabbat encourages personal growth and intention-setting while acknowledging the interplay of light and dark.Continue Reading

This week, the author shares a simple purification ritual that combines various elements such as candles, herbs, and offerings. While disclaiming medical claims and emphasizing the importance of mindset, the author provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the altar, calling the elements, and closing the circle, encouraging mindful participation in the process.Continue Reading