Deck the Halls With Bedknobs and Broomsticks! Before jolly ol’ Saint Nick, there were other mythical beings associated with Christmas. Some were nice, and some were naughty. Christmas today is celebrated all over the world, and many of the oldest customs have been forgotten or evolved to ...
Samhain is the ancient Celtic pagan festival of the dead celebrated in modern times on October 31st. Yes, Halloween is based on this old pagan holiday when people believed the ancestors and dead could visit the physical realm more readily. If you’d like to incorporate family Samhain ...
I don’t know about you but September is one of my favorite months. The leaves start to turn. There’s a tangible energy in the air that whispers to us of the coming Fall days. Many of us begin our preparations for the winter, be it physically or spiritually. In this article, we ...
Mabon is the Pagan term for the celebration of the Autumnal Equinox which occurs between September 21st and 23rd annually. Because Mabon celebrates the first official day of Fall, we feast on all things Fall on this cozy sabbat. Let’s celebrate and feast together with these SIMPLE 10 ...
Lughnasadh is quickly approaching on August 1st. This is a time when Summer is beginning to wane, and the harvest season begins. Learn ten easy ways to celebrate Lughnasadh here. What Is Lughnasadh? When summer is at its peak, when the berries are ripe for the picking, and when we are basking ...
Summer’s here! Time to harness the energy of the sun. What better way to cool off on a hot summer’s day than with a cup of refreshing iced tea? And what better way to make a batch of iced tea than to infuse it with magick and solar energy? Here are three of our favorite magical ...
Litha, also known Midsummer, is the official first day of summer. The summer solstice is a liminal time, when the day is the longest it will be all year and the night is the shortest. We celebrate the warmth of the sun’s rays on us and its nourishing effect on the earth—on the plants, ...
The Spring Equinox is knocking on our dew-stained windows, beckoning us to remember its beauty and release. Many Wiccans, witches and Pagans celebrate the Spring Equinox, also known as Ostara, which falls around March 21st on the calendar each year. Learn all about Ostara’s meaning, ...
The cold, icy hands of Winter have melted. The bright, joyous face of Spring has blossomed. What’s one of the first things we notice about Spring? It’s brilliant colors! Time to harness the vibrant energies of Spring and cast a little Spring color magic! What is Color Magic? Most of ...
Just admit it. You’re glad Winter is gone and Spring is here. What pagan doesn’t love the Spring? Flowers are blooming, birds are chirping, and baby animals are everywhere! Now’s the time to shake off the Winter dust and get outside. Here’s the ULTIMATE list of 30+ pagan ...