St. Patrick's Day

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Let’s employ a little color magic and turn the traditional “Wearing of the green” into your own Pagan celebration of the return of the Green Man. The... Read more

Color of the day: Yellow
Incense of the day: Bay laurel

Native Americans and early settlers called the August Full Moon the Corn Moon. It was a time of giving thanks to the Earth and feasting. Corn... Read more

In July, colorful flowers are everywhere. Black-eyed Susans star the roadsides with golden yellow, and white clouds of Queen Anne’s lace rise above the wild grasses along country lanes. And early... Read more

Four-pointed stars are used in hex sign magic and are very powerful. These stars are symbols of prosperity, fertility, abundance, and the Wheel of the Year. To attract abundance and good luck, simply... Read more

Color of the day: Blue
Incense of the day: Sandalwood

The cutting of grasses to make hay is one of the most important and ancient of agricultural activities. According to tradition, today is one of... Read more

Color of the day: Purple
Incense of the day: Nutmeg

In ancient times this was one of the days households offered small sweets as a thank you to the gods, and to ask for their blessing. Honey was one... Read more

In the Fall when I was a child, I remember walking past the stately old homes in my neighborhood. Above them towered ancient maple trees, blazing with color. Back then I did not realize that the... Read more

Color of the day: White
Incense of the day: Nutmeg

A few minutes before midnight, light a white candle to symbolize the new year. Then set it in a prominent place and move to your front door. Open... Read more

Prosperity is important in our culture; do not be ashamed if you are among the many who wish to bring money into your life. Instead, do this: On a piece of virgin white paper, using gold ink, write... Read more

Hey, do you know what day it is? (Of course you do, you’re a Witch!) It’s the day after the New Moon. The Moon is experiencing her third day of “darkness,” (just as the Moon is “full for three days”)... Read more