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The Art of Magickal Cooking
What conjures more images of being witchy than standing over a bubbling cauldron? Yet, magickal cooking seems to be an under practiced art form. It is probably, truthfully, one of the most accessible...
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How Often Should I Get a Tarot Reading?
This is an important question and an ethical tarot reader will give you a good answer. That answer is not, “as often as you can afford or is possible.” You can overdo getting tarot readings just like...
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The Morrigan
Early on my path I was called by the Morrigan and remain a devotee. I work with other gods and goddesses but she is my patroness. She is a complicated goddess to study as there is a lot of...
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Cerridwen
A Celtic Crone Goddess, Cerridwen’s (KARE-id-win) origins can be found in Wales. The Goddess of wisdom, knowledge, inspiration, poetry, science, herbs, magick, spells, astrology, divination, past...
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Cernunnos
At Yule Cernunnos is reborn to the Goddess to start the cycle of life over again. One of the oldest Gods that we can find evidence of it is still hard to piece his story together because his cult was...
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Raising Witchlings
Ours is a Pagan household and we raise our children as Witchlings fully involved in the Pagan faith. We’ve taught them about Paganism from birth giving them a strong Pagan foundation to work from....
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Moon Water
Moon water is a sort of blessed or holy water used by some Pagans. Often considered very magickal it is typically made during the full moon and has numerous uses. In this post I will go through some...
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Celtic Pantheon
In addition to the blogs already posted featuring some of the Celtic pantheon deities, this post covers more of the Celtic gods. These are some of the more popular Celtic deities worshiped by modern...
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How I Became Pagan
I’m the child of an atheist leaning agnostic mother and a Christian father. Growing up I was sent to a United Methodist/Wesleyan church. I tried very hard to be a good Christian child, I didn’t even...
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Norse Pantheon
Here is a quick reference guide to some of the Norse pantheon. This is not all inclusive but gives an overview of some of the more popular Norse deities. ThorHis name means “the thunderer.” Son of...
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Choosing a Patron Deity
One question I see over and over again is, “How do I find my patron deity?” For some Pagans this is super easy and for others it’s quite a process. Many Pagans will say that their patron deity choose...
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Self-taught vs. Having a Teacher
Many new Pagans wonder if they need a teacher and the answer is no, but there are pros and cons to having a teacher versus being self-taught. In this post we’ll explore the benefits and the drawbacks...
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What to Look for in a Teacher
One question Pagans ask themselves is should they have a teacher or not. For those who decide that they want a teacher it can be hard to find someone willing to train them. They have to decide if...
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New Facebook Group for Mediums, Intuitives, and Psychics
Here is a relatively new but very active group I wanted to share with everyone. It's called A Haunt for Mediums, Intuitives, and Psychics. This is a group where mediums, intuitives and psychics can...
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Activities for the Full Moon
A common practice within Paganism is the observance of the full moon. This post contains several ideas for ways to observe the full moon. There are no right or wrong ways. If you choose to observe...
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Using a Pendulum
One of the tools of divination that one may want to use is a pendulum. Using a pendulum is often referred to as dowsing, though if you look up the definition of dowsing on Wikipedia (which isn’t...
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Mabon Ritual
Mabon, which is the autumn equinox, is one of eight sabbats observed by some Pagans. It is named after the god of Welsh origin Mabon, god of all things that are wild and free. This is a time to find...
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A Disadvantage of being Pagan
While I wouldn't trade being Pagan for anything there are disadvantages that do come along with following the path. My family finds itself in dire need at the moment. We are moments away from being...
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Mediumship Reading for a Friend
The other night I had a very touching experience. I was chatting with a friend who lost the love of his life a few years ago. He's never had closure and he felt a great deal of guilt over her passing....
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The Charge of the Goddess
There is no central religious text for Paganism but there are certain important works that most Pagans have read and been influenced by. One such work is “The Charge of the Goddess”. While this is a...
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