Category: Culture
Pendulums for Practical Divination and Dowsing
Of all the tools used for divination and dowsing, pendulums may be possibly one of the simplest to learn how to use. But what exactly…
Crystal Ball Scrying and Divination
Scrying with a crystal ball takes practice and patience, but it can be learned by anyone who sets their mind to it. The crystal ball…
Knot Magic, Superstitions, and Myths
Knot magic is a type of magic that focuses on knots. One can use it for various purposes, including protection, healing, binding, and energy work….
Hecate – Queen of Witches
Hecate is one of the most powerful and well-known goddesses in the witch community. She is the queen of witches and is often invoked for…
Star Lore – Symbolism in Tattoos, Myths, and Superstitions
In symbolism, stars represent a variety of things, including hope, guidance, and protection. They have been used in jewelry and other items for centuries to…
Athame – Origin and Ritual Use of the Athame
The athame can be a sword, knife, or dagger. It is not used for blood sacrifice – at least not in today’s magical societies. Instead…
Magical Charms – A History of Chants and Incantations
Magical charms can be both an object, such as a small bell, or a sort of magical prayer spoken out loud to bring the desired…
Sigils and How to Use Them
Before you begin sigil work, it is important to understand what a sigil it. Generally speaking, it is a symbol considered to have magical powers….
History of the Witches’ Cauldron
The history of the witches’ cauldron is a long and varied one, with many different interpretations and uses throughout the ages. Celtic Origins of the…
The History of Afternoon Tea
Afternoon tea is a delicious British tradition that has been around for roughly two centuries. The custom of afternoon tea began in the 1840s, when…










