Today I simply present you with a video about bees.
This recipe is from one of my favourite books, A Kitchen Witch’s Cookbook, by Patricia Telesco. I’ve added notes on my own variations to the recipe. Serendipity Cookies Crust: 1/2 […]
Kokopelli I realize he’s technically a deity, but he’s always seemed more…nature spirity to me, if that makes sense. I’ll walk past a bush, or something, and it’ll rustle and […]
A spell jar for protection and banishment Recently I was feeling really uneasy in my house, so I got a set of little mason jars for spell-making purposes and whipped […]
This cacophony of light and color is the wall that forms my altars. One on the windowsill, one on the far right, one in the centre, one on the left, […]
The Anticraft. (Maaaay not be safe for work, depending on where you work.) I mean, it quite literally inspires me to do things. I’ve made their Swamp Witch shawl and […]
Bad picture. Sorry. My cauldron is brass and up until now has been used to burn candles in, surrounded by water. I may change its use, however. I’m not sure.
Starhawk. She’s definitely my favourite pagan author. I ID as Reclaiming-esque so this shouldn’t be a huge surprise. I love Dreaming the Dark and The Fifth Sacred Thing, and I’m […]
Roses are a pretty popular flower, and it may be because of their various magical properties. (Or it could be because of capitalist Valentine’s Day propaganda; who knows.) They’re my […]
That they’re not the same damn thing. Actually, I think people who do know a bit about paganism and/or witchcraft should know this as well. Paganism = large umbrella term […]
Algiz Protection, sedge or rushes, an elk. From The Book of Runes, by Ralph Blum: Algiz serves as a mirror for the Spiritual Warrior, the one whose battle is always […]
I’m going to use one of the fairies of Amy Brown’s art, as I like her art style. My fondness of Amy Brown’s art style really has nothing to do […]
One of my favourite artists, Autumn Skye Morrison, who also happens to be a friend of mine, does a lot of pagan-y artwork. I own one of her paintings, “Grounded”, […]
Practical Magic. It’s not uber-hollywood with the magic — I mean, sure, there are special effects, but they’re far more subtle than one expects from witchy films. Far different from […]
I have two. Made them both. One is a piece of driftwood, because I felt that contained all the elements (earth, fire — sun, water, air). I carved it a […]
Emotions. Something I don’t have a handle on. I’m very passionate, but I suck at the emotional communication thing (water and air, my weak spots). I try not to connect […]
I assume that means something Witchy that I really want. I didn’t have an answer ready for this question, as I’ve been trying to avoid looking at witchy things…I have […]
Flowers make me think of the earth. So does Where the Wild Things Are.
I have no answer for this one. I don’t listen to podcasts. My brain is too fucked up to handle them.
Anyone I consider close knows about my path, and those that have a problem with it are not close for long. My religion is private, but it’s intensely important to […]
Sagittarius. This is what about.com has to say on Moon in Sadge: The Sagittarius Moon can be described as radiant, fun and visionary, with many notable pioneers born under this […]
I have a big, yellow jar candle that smells like maple-walnut. I think it’s a Martha Stewart candle, but that doesn’t really matter (I bought it at Liquidation World because […]
1.6 days before last quarter. Waning, in other words. Disseminating is another term for the part between Full and Last Quarter (according to We’Moon’s moon phase drawing, which is one […]
Pine needles. When I lived in Hawaii we couldn’t afford to buy a real pine tree every year for solstice, so we got a fake one. In order to make […]
Oh, yeah, that meme: will be posting the entries as they should appear while retroposting the ones I’ve missed.
So, the next one should be day 21. I’ll add the past ones as I write them.
It’s been crazy this month. 0