#witchcraftwednesday

I decided to make glamour magic/spells the topic this week because I was actually just doing some this morning because I knew I was in for a rough one with a whole bunch of stuff that was going on and

Now of course, altars only apply if you worship deities. If you're secular you probably don't have one, and don't have a need for one. But this is something I feel the need to talk about, because as we

So if you've been following me for any length of time, you know on Crafty Fridays I post spell jars sometimes. I don't do much in the way of sachets, I prefer jars for the aesthetic, but they function

Source Ostara is one of eight pagan holidays corresponding to the Wheel of the Year. It falls on the Spring Equinox, between March 20th-22nd every year, and helps celebrate the return of spring to the

Source Now while some witches choose not to worship deities, thus being secular witches, some do. And there are a lot who are of the opinion that these deities should be absolutely feared, that they should

Image Source Today we'll be talking about the difference between a curse, a hex, and a jinx. For many pagan and witchy people these terms are highly interchangeable, but in reality they differ based on

Image Source The short answer; anyone who wants to call themselves as such regardless of gender, sexual orientation, skin color, religious belief, or anything else. The long answer; witchcraft is a practice.

Image Source So I went over what witchcraft is last week, and this week I want to tackle a very difficult subject - Witchcraft vs Wicca. Popular belief is that they are one in the same, and that both is

Image Source Witchcraft is hard to pin down exactly. If you asked 500 people who practice paganism or witchcraft about their craft or practice you'd get 500 different answers. But if you look closer, at