Incense Correspondences for Love and Happiness
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by Wren
1M ago
Today I’m sharing some magickal incense correspondences for love and happiness. It’s important to remember that magickal associations are forged through the connections we make with our magickal tools and materials. In other words, they are relationships, and so your correspondences may look quite different to mine. Of course there are those magickal connections that have been used for thousands of years by multiple practitioners - it’s OK to use those, too! What plants do you associate with love and happiness? Do they appear on this list ..read more
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Gravestone Symbolism & Magick
The Cemetery Witch
by Wren
1M ago
I think gravestones are beautiful. Many of the graves on our cemetery date back to the mid 1800s and many of them are very similar. What does differ is the symbols you can find on them. Unsurprisingly, the Victorians had their own language for symbols. People weren’t generally cremated back then, and many people were illiterate, so symbols were an important way to communicate thoughts, feelings and information. This is fascinating when you consider that symbolism is used a lot in Witchcraft. We may carve an image on a candle, use one in our magickal writings, or draw one onto a petition b ..read more
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Embracing the New Year
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by Wren
1M ago
Though many people consider Samhain to be the beginning of the witch’s year; the start of the calendar year is also a good time for reflection, setting intentions and starting new projects. It is a great time to start afresh; and actually, to do some shadow work. We all deserve to find peace and joy in our lives. Sometimes that starts with the decision to be happy. Let’s consider the opportunities a new calendar year brings, and start the year off with some magick - make a positive statement below and know that it will be affirmed when other people like, share, tag, read the post and com ..read more
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Six Common Crystals for Wealth
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by Wren
1M ago
Today we're checking out six common crystals for wealth. I love crystals; they're so pretty! Here are six common crystals that can be used in your wealth spells and rituals: Citrine Malachite Pyrite Amazonite Peridot Jade What crystals do you like to use for wealth spells? I think malachite is my favourite from this list.  It’s important to remember that magickal associations are forged through the connections we make with our magickal tools and materials. In other words, they are relationships, and so your correspondences may look quite different to mine.  NEXT - Simple Magick ..read more
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Happy New Year!
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by Wren
1M ago
Happy New Year, everyone! Today my husband and I visited Sheela na gig to speak to her about the coming year. We reminded her that she is not forgotten, wished her a Happy New Year; and whispered to her the things we want to achieve this year. We asked her for her love and support. We left her an offering each. She already had gifts bestowed upon her; including evergreens and coins. A good start to the year. Wishing you all a fabulous 2024. Love and blessings,  Wren Dress by: Ancient Earth Clothing NEXT - Tarot Method: Wren's Year Ahead Spread  NEXT - Review: A Spell in the Wild ..read more
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Six Ways to Embrace the New Year
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by Wren
1M ago
Let's look at six fabulous ways to embrace the New Year! Though many people consider Samhain to be the beginning of the witch’s year; the start of the calendar year is also a good time for reflection, setting intentions and starting new projects. It is a great time to start afresh; and actually, to do some shadow work. We all deserve to find peace and joy in our lives. Sometimes that starts with the decision to be happy. Let’s consider the opportunities a new calendar year brings, and start the year off with some magick - make a positive statement below and know that it will be affirmed ..read more
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Samhain Events
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by Wren
1M ago
Here are just some of the Samhain events to be found around the UK in the coming days. Don't forget to look up local Moots for meetings and events. Information on these can generally be found via a Google search, Facebook pages, The Pagan Federation etc.  Check out the Helpful Links page of this website for more information on Pagan and Witchcraft organisations.  Bristol Bridge Farm - 31st October 1900-2200hrs Samhain Fire Ritual & Ecstatic Dance Glastonbury Chalice Well - 31st October 1600-1800hrs Floating candles for the Ancestors in the Vesica Pool  Keswick Whinlatt ..read more
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Higher Transmissions - Tarot Reading Review
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by Wren
1M ago
A few weeks ago I had a reading from Alastair from Higher Transmissions. @highertransmissions As an intuitive person and witch, I don’t invest in tarot readings from others very often; but sometimes you need to seek the objective guidance and insight of someone who is not you! I knew straight away that Alastair should be that person, and I feel really honoured that he read for me. As in all things, I went into the reading open minded; but as I expected (and from what I knew of his work) I wasn’t disappointed. Blown away, more like. Alastair will help you get straight to the heart of the m ..read more
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Three Card Tarot
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by Wren
1M ago
Here are some simple 3-card tarot suggestions: Past / Present / Future Current situation / Obstacle / Advice   You / The other person / The relationship You / Your current path / The outcome  Your strength / Your weakness / Your superpower Do you use any 3-card spreads? Feel free to share ..read more
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Wortcunning
The Cemetery Witch
by Wren
1M ago
On The Potwell Inn’s blog, wortcunning is brilliantly described as “the deep knowledge of plants needed to produce a leechdom, or medicinal formula.” One of my favourite plant books of all time is Vickery’s Folk Flora by Roy Vickery; a full A-Z of British and Irish plants, their folklore and uses. It combines material gathered since the early 1970s, and features a beautiful array of hand-sketches and colour photographs. It gives the binomial name for each plant, plus full lists of regional variations. The really fun bit is the folklore associated with each plant; I’ve particularly enjoyed ..read more
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