Magic

Grandmother Elder, that’s what they call me. They can’t seem to agree if I am a tree or a shrub, which is fitting really—I’ve always...

Circe, the daughter of the Titan Helios and the ocean nymph Perse, is a goddess and enchantress in the ancient Greek mythical tradition who has a bad habit of turning her enemies into animals. She also is a master of potions and herbs.

Photography by Mike Shane with Sage Sovereign The temperature has dropped, and you’ve taken out all your cozy sweaters. Each morning the edges of the...

In the ancient Norse tradition, Freyja, the revered goddess, was known for her mastery of Seidr magic—an enduring form of sorcery focused on healing, divination, and shaping the future. Discover the profound connection between Seidr and the influential Norse deity in Gina Spriggs' enlightening exploration.

Embrace winter magic as a season of reinvention. Cozy up for the dark months and cleanse your spirit, settle relationships, and craft new happiness. Snow and ice, combining the properties of water and crystals, facilitate magical transformations. The way you gather materials influences your spell—calm energy with fresh fallen snow or harness a wintry power during a storm. Explore the enchantment of winter spells for spiritual renewal.

Want to try your hand at making one of Baker’s brooms? Here’s how to get started. Master broomsquire Charlotte Baker of Nightshade Handmade says, “I...

For this project you will need: • A large dowel rod about 1 inch in diameter, 2 feet in length • A spool of 18-gauge nylon...

Unlock the secrets of Witches' Flying Ointment 🌙✨ Dive into ancient herbal magic, soul exploration, and DIY mysticism. Discover the power of cottonwood, mugwort, yarrow, and calendula in this enchanting journey. 🧙‍♀️🌿 #Witchcraft #HerbalMagic #SoulFlight #DIYMagic

You are a witch. That means an artist, a warrior, a healer, and a queen all at once. You are not like the rest...

Down in New Orleans, there is a place that exists at the crossroads of magick and moonlight. I am here now. I write this...