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Discover love's secrets on Midsummer's Eve! From conjuring roses to peeling fruit for name clues, these ancient rituals hold romantic predictions. Shuffle cards, deal with a special name in mind, and let fate unveil love's suit. Or turn undergarments inside out and witness the spirit of your future partner. Sweeten your food with a name-bound paper in a honey jar for love to bloom. Seek love's mystery with a pink candle's flame, releasing your intention for love to find you. Embrace the enchantment of Midsummer's Eve and unlock love's destiny.

Read about artist Margo Selski's Summer Goddess, winner of the Enchanted Living Award in the Art Renewal Center’s 16th International ARC Salon Competition. Selski shares insights about her creative process and inspiration, including her Southern Gothic upbringing and fascination with fairy tales and mythology. Her work features surreal and magical realistic oil paintings of women in ornate garments and armor, oversized rabbits in oxford wing-tip shoes, insects on leashes, and young lady underwater gardening societies. Selski also discusses her experimental technique of planned pentimento, intentionally hiding images and words under thin opaque layers of handmade oil paint, which reveal themselves over time.

We have a message of Seasons Greetings and Yuletide Blessings from the Magickal Path School of Witchcraft, which we shared with you recently and which...

U.S. Games Systems, Inc. Heavenly Bloom Tarot blossoms with inspiration from both the natural and fantasy realms. Beautiful floral elements throughout convey peace and optimism....

Photography by NORTHWEST FOCUS It all started with yarrow, an inauspicious herb with feathery leaves that I had spotted during our first outing together. We...

Falling Through Time by Sherry Ross This collection of poetry is a tribute to time and consciousness. Together the poems encompass everything: all of the...

Feature Image: The Roses of Heliogabalus (1888), by Lawrence Alma-Tadema   Last spring, the Brooklyn Institute for Social Research offered an online course entitled “On Decadence:...

Portrait of Oscar Wilde (1882), by Napoleon Sarony IanDagnall Computing / Alamy Stock Photo If we were in Paris (we really should be in Paris!), I...

We wanted to share this gorgeous brand-new video from Eye of Melian, which takes its name from the character Melian in Tolkien’s The Silmarillion. The following excerpt...

We wanted to tell you about this charming and possibly irresistible new tome by Opal Luna, Fiber Magick, which celebrates the witchy power of crochet, knotwork,...