Samhain is fast approaching and it’s a wonderful time of year for many of us this is a time to dig deep down in to your internal roots. Many magical practitioners do ancestral work but the focus is heightened at Samhain as this is one of the high holidays where the veil is lifted for us. This work can be continued throughout the year, but at this time we can get closer to those we honor, we can heal, learn, for ourselves and future generations. Resolve past emotions, release

While doing a working, I felt a need to use rotten eggs, for the compound and sulfuric nature, and with no apparent connection. Even more...

he ancient celebration of Beltane (Old Irish: Bealtaine, also known as Cétshamhain, meaning “first of summer”) is observed. Rooted in pre-Christian Irish and Gaelic traditions and enriched by folklore, seasonal energy, and esoteric symbolism, Beltane marks the midpoint between the spring equinox and summer solstice, a time when the promises of spring burst into the fruition of summer.

Winter hearth scene Embracing Midwinter: Traditions of Yule, Winter Solstice, and the 12 Mystical Nights (plus one) As we approach Midwinter, known also as the Winter Solstice, many spiritual traditions honor this darkest time of the year. This season is rich with themes of rebirth, reflection, and connection to the unseen world. Whether through the warmth of Yule celebrations, the stillness of the Solstice, or the Rough Nights tradition, or the jovial feast, parties and gif