It’s easy to DIY a Beltane ritual candle (or 10!).  All you need is a few basic, seasonal herbs, some unscented tea candles, and a lazy spring afternoon. Beltane Ritual Candle Craft This witchy craft idea incorporates seasonal herbs, oils and flowers to create a magical candle for your spring altar or solitary Beltane ritual. You can use your Beltane ritual candle: *To adorn your seasonal home altar. *Raise the vibrations before a spring moon ritual. *Enchant a Beltane ritual bath. *Enhance a beauty or glamour spell. Magical Correspondences  We chose all of the ingredients in this p ..read more

Is your magical garden dripping with Wisteria?  Hung low with Spanish moss?  Bespeckled with tea roses?  Whether you use it for food, pleasure, or magical herbs, your garden is a sacred place where nature meets the nurture of your magical practice.  It’s no wonder nearly every ancient culture in the world had at least one deity sacred to gardening.  Here are a few to remember, to love, and to get to know better. Flora (Roman) Dwelling among the plum blossoms and mimosa flowers of ancient Rome, we find the fertility goddess, Flora.   Called upon for her servic ..read more

A money jar spell is an easy abundance magic technique that even a beginner can pull off. With simple, accessible materials like pennies and herbs, you can whip one of these together in 15 minutes or less. Whether you’re just beginning to experiment with spell jars, or you want to improve your relationship with money and finances, a money spell jar is a great way to encourage positive financial energy. Wait!  Before you do this . . . Be real with yourself. In order to spells to work, you must be willing to put the work in.  One of the most common mistakes new witches make is expectin ..read more

There is a mystical, witchy side of Florida that is often overlooked by travelers flocking to its better-known beaches and cities. In fact, over the last few years, Florida has become one of my favorite destinations for witchy travel. From my trip last summer to haunted Saint Augustine to the quirky vibe in the psychic oasis of Cassadega, Florida’s tiny, off-beat corners are where its treasures are buried. For years now, I’ve been meaning to bring you a guide to Florida’s famed natural springs, and I finally got a chance to do it this winter.  Enjoy! What’s so special about Florida’s nat ..read more

This Spring Equinox ritual oil recipe is the perfect DIY spring project to celebrate Ostara or the flower moon. Only 5 ingredients to infuse your home or ritual space with the bright, fresh scent of spring. Magical Correspondences We chose the ingredients in this Spring Equinox ritual oil recipe with intention to signify the hope, beauty, and freshness of spring. Lavender The soft, pastel shade of lavender flowers symbolizes the gentle colors of spring. In modern magic, lavender is a powerful spell ingredient for promoting clarity in dreams and in divination. Lemongrass Lemongrass represents ..read more

What is a hedge witch?  Ride the magical edge with these wild, beautiful solitary witches.  From a deep knowledge of herbs to a natural ease with solitude, the hedge witch has a gift for hovering between worlds. What is a Hedge Witch?   The hedge witch is a magical practitioner who believes in the power of the border between the civilized world and the unbridled mysticism of the wilderness.  And not just in the literal sense—although hedge witches often live alone, or at least highly value their solitude.  But also, the hedge refers to the borderland between ..read more

Dear Bunny, I don’t know what to do. I’m head over heels in love with someone in my class, but they don’t even know I exist. I am desperate for them, and recently I have been wondering if I should place a love spell on them. I worry, though. Is that an okay thing to do? What about free will? Please help me, I am so in love, and I feel like I would do anything to make them mine. Signed, Hopelessly Devoted Dear Hopelessly Devoted, This is a very deep question that, like many elements of witchcraft, does not have a black and white answer. I could just give you my own personal opinion and send you ..read more

This recipe for gourmet potatoes au gratin is the perfect dish to honor the winter holiday of Imbolc. With seasonal ingredients like rosemary, russet potatoes, and early spring garlic, herbal potatoes au gratin is a decadent, satisfying twist on a French classic. Magical Correspondences  Every year, I select a recipe to try for Imbolc that includes ingredients sacred to the season.  Imbolc is both a winter holiday and a time to give thanks for nourishment through the winter—especially for dairy, which was often a source of sustenance while the land was barren. For this reason, I choo ..read more

Is your magical garden dripping with Wisteria?  Hung low with Spanish moss?  Bespeckled with tea roses?  Whether you use it for food, pleasure, or magical herbs, your garden is a sacred place where nature meets the nurture of your magical practice.  It’s no wonder nearly every ancient culture in the world had at least one deity sacred to gardening.  Here are a few to remember, to love, and to get to know better. Flora (Roman) Dwelling among the plum blossoms and mimosa flowers of ancient Rome, we find the fertility goddess, Flora.   Called upon for her servic ..read more

A money jar spell is an easy abundance magic technique that even a beginner can pull off. With simple, accessible materials like pennies and herbs, you can whip one of these together in 15 minutes or less. Whether you’re just beginning to experiment with spell jars, or you want to improve your relationship with money and finances, a money spell jar is a great way to encourage positive financial energy. Wait!  Before you do this . . . Be real with yourself. In order to spells to work, you must be willing to put the work in.  One of the most common mistakes new witches make is expectin ..read more