Macbeth’s Three Weyward Sisters
Explore the deceptive paradoxes and fates of Macbeth's three "Weyward Sisters" in Shakespeare's Scottish play. These witches, also known as the Fates of classical myth, delightfully torment the plot with their duplicitous and sly ways, leading characters astray with their prophecies. Discover the twists and turns of the play and its gruesome threesomes as they unravel the plotline in unexpected ways.
Talking Tarot with Rachel True
Actress Rachel True believes that delving into the tarot helped put her in the right mind-set to receive the role of Rochelle in the...
Thirteen Things a Hedgewitch Can Find in the Forest
Illustration by Guinevere von Sneeden
• A path where she’s quite certain there was no path before.
• A delicious bright orange ruffled mushroom that is...
The Magic of Everyday Flora and Fauna
Embrace the magic of everyday flora and fauna for luck this season! From four-leaf clovers to nesting swallows, discover the charms that promise prosperity and love.
Raiment for a Faerie Queen
PHOTOGRAPHY BY ELIZABETH ELDER
What better way to end an homage to faerie queens than with a magical, glittering queen riding on a unicorn? In...
The Secret To Wild Plants
Sometimes when you’ve been doing something for a while, it can be easy to forget where you started. Every now and then, someone comes...
At Home in the Forest
BY SARA CLETO AND BRITTANY WARMAN
PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAN PAULY
The concept of hygge is all about creating cozy, safe, and happy spaces. Embracing hygge means...
The Bohemian Magic Tradition of Connecting With Your Ancestors
Feature Image by Katrin Albert
My first memory of her was seeing the flash of her blonde Marilyn Monroe curls at the top of the...
Glowwood Oracle Card Deck By Lisa Biletska + Interview
We wanted to tell you about Glowwood, a brand-new oracle card deck and companion book rooted in ecology created by Ukrainian-American artist and writer Lisa Biletska....
A Lovely Spell from Our Cover Witch: Old School Bruja
Here's a lovely spell from our cover witch Old School Bruja (you can also find this on her blog):
It is that time of year...