Welcoming the Light: A Witch’s Guide to Ostara
As winter’s grasp loosens and the world awakens with new life, we arrive at Ostara—the festival of balance, renewal, and fertility. Celebrated on the Spring Equinox (March 19-23), Ostara marks the point where day and night are of equal length, signaling the triumph of light over darkness. This sacred time invites us to honor rebirth, plant intentions, and embrace the growing energy of the season.
Embracing the Light: A Witch’s Guide to Imbolc
As the chill of winter lingers and the promise of spring begins to stir beneath the frozen earth, we arrive at Imbolc—one of the most sacred festivals in the Wheel of the Year. Celebrated on February 1st or 2nd, Imbolc marks the midpoint between winter and spring, a time of awakening, purification, and renewal. This festival honors Brigid, the Celtic goddess of fertility, poetry, and healing, as we welcome the growing light and the return of life to the land.
Wheel of the Year: The Pagan Calendar
Opus Magnum
The Alchemical Journey of the Magnum Opus is a beautiful transformation of the human soul from lead to gold.
Working with the Moon to Heal Your Soul
Following the phases of the Moon as she moves through the cosmos with can be a powerful framework for healing and self work.
Southern Folk Magic
Witchcraft is as diverse as the people who practice it. For me, it is both a personal journey and a shared experience rooted in connection, intention, and the rich tapestry of Southern culture. I want to share with you what my practice looks like, the principles that guide me, and how it weaves together elements of spirituality, tradition, and personal empowerment.
Healing Trauma Through Witchcraft
Trauma leaves deep imprints on the body, mind, and spirit, often disconnecting us from ourselves and the world. While therapy and other traditional healing modalities are essential, the spiritual practices within witchcraft offer a unique, integrative approach to trauma recovery.
Witchcraft to Heal Anxiety
In our fast-paced, overstimulating world, anxiety has become a common struggle for many. While traditional therapy and medication can be incredibly helpful, incorporating spiritual practices—like witchcraft—can offer a powerful, holistic approach to managing and healing anxiety.
Why are women so angry?
It feels like the collective female consciousness is angry. I feel it, and I’ve heard other women say the same. We’re frustrated. We’re irritable. We’re anxious. We’re overworked. We’re underpaid.
Alchemical Magnum Opus: the Great Work
The alchemical Magnum Opus, or Great Work, is a beautiful metaphor for the road to healing and enlightenment.