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By: Stephanie M. Many cultures have stories and legends of magickal folk, tricksters, and magicians. Shakespeare, the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen all wrote of the Fae. At the Summer Solstice, a group with whom I worked sat down and read ‘A Midsummer’s Dream’ as part of our practice. From that or other sources, you may recognize the names of Titiana, Oberon, Puck. In Irish, Norse, Celtic, and Greek mythos, there are stories of elves and nymphs and other beings, s

Yes I am aware this is the same image from Lilith Dorsey's article bite me lol. Amongst all the Orishas in this series that I've been writing on none have captured my attention and interest more than Ogun himself. Despite how the media portrays them, gods and various deities found across different pantheons are not one dimensional figures who are in charge of a singular aspect or function. As their practitioners would demonstrate they control various elements and fill numerou

For this month of June we will be crafting a special ward known as a “witch’s bottle.” A witch’s bottle was and still is a great way to protect yourself, household, and home from any malicious activity or unwanted energies from coming around. To make it you’ll need the following items, if some cannot be obtained then either omit or substitute them with the many options: A good sized bottle (the size largely depends on what you want to put in it) Nails Pins Broken glass Thorns

In this month of May we will be conjuring up a unique mojo for those who want to attract lucky numbers, bring in prosperity, and just simply want to be in a constant stream of abundance! Here are the ingredients you'll want to collect: A dollar bill A green chime candle A lodestone or magnet An herb for money/ gambling A string Before you go ahead and create the mojo I just wanted to mention that the amount on the bill isn't really necessary, especially if all you have is a $