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  • Celebrating Litha: The Magic of the Summer Solstice

    · By Payge Bellini

    As the wheel of the year turns, we find ourselves once again approaching the peak of the sun's power: the Summer Solstice, or Litha, as it's often known in pagan and Wiccan traditions. Falling around June 20th-23rd, Litha marks the longest day of the year and serves as a radiant celebration of light, abundance, and the vibrant power of the sun.History and Significance of LithaHistorically, Litha has been observed across a variety of cultures, from the ancient Celts and Romans to the Native American tribes. For Wiccans and witches, this sabbat represents the height of the Sun God's power, which...

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  • The Spectrum of Magick: Color Correspondences in Witchcraft

    · By Payge Bellini

    Colors hold significant power in our everyday lives, from influencing our moods to shaping our personal aesthetic. In the world of witchcraft, colors play an essential role in harnessing and directing energy towards our magickal intentions. Understanding color correspondences can help you enhance your spells, rituals, and sacred spaces. In this blog post, we'll explore the magickal meanings and uses of various colors in witchcraft.
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  • The Enigmatic Morrigan: A Sorceress's Guide

    · By Payge Bellini

    In the realms of ancient myth and magic, there exists a powerful figure, shrouded in mystery and revered by witches and sorcerers alike: The Morrigan. As a goddess of war, death, fate, and sovereignty, she demands respect and devotion. This magical text shall serve as a guide to understanding her essence and harnessing her energies for those who dare to walk this mystical path.
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  • Ostara: Embracing the Dawn of Spring – A Witch's Guide

    · By Payge Bellini

    In the ever-turning wheel of the year, Ostara, the Spring Equinox, stands as a beacon of renewal, growth, and balance. As the day and night find equilibrium, so too do witches celebrate this sacred sabbat, embracing the burgeoning energy of spring. May this magical text serve as a guide for those seeking to connect with the spirit of Ostara and harness its transformative powers.
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  • Tarot Card Meanings : III The Empress

    · By Payge Bellini

    The Empress is the mother or female archetype. All things nurturing, loving, creative, and independent. She is grounded to the earth.
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  • Tarot Card Meanings : II The High Priestess

    · By Payge Bellini

    The High Priestess is the keeper of all the universe’s vast secrets and truths. She is an agent of change, beckoning you to dig deeper into the subconscious realm.
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