Imbolc is an old celebration that has been carried through generations, shifting and adapting as it moved across places and cultures. Even people who don’t actively practice pagan traditions often keep Imbolc in some form, because it has become woven into seasonal rhythm and everyday…
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Fourteen Nights of Yule: Simple Rituals to Welcome the Returning Light
Yule carries an old heartbeat. It belongs to the longest nights, the hush of winter, the dreams we whisper into the dark. As the sun begins its slow return, we’re reminded that stillness is not emptiness. It is preparation. Renewal. Curiosity. These fourteen nights are…
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Welcoming Mabon – The Autumn Equinox
Mabon is the Autumn Equinox, the moment when day and night meet in perfect balance before the darker half of the year begins to take over. Usually happening around September 21st to 23rd, it’s a powerful time to slow down, reflect, and give thanks. The…
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Mabon Reflections: Honoring Balance and Letting Go
Mabon, also known as the Autumn Equinox, is the second harvest and a sacred pause between light and dark. It’s the day when the hours of sunlight and darkness are equal, reminding us of the importance of balance. For me, Mabon is less about perfection…
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Harvest Magic: Celebrating Abundance in September
September always feels like a turning point. The air softens, the light shifts, and nature reminds us that everything comes in cycles. This is the season of harvest. Not just in fields and gardens, but within ourselves. It’s a time to gather what has grown,…
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Herbal Wisdom for September: Witchy Uses for Seasonal Plants
September is the month of slowing down, gathering, and preparing. The herbs and plants tied to this season carry that same energy: protection, grounding, release, and gratitude for the abundance around us. With the Autumn Equinox (Mabon) in the heart of this month, it’s the…
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Litha: A Witch’s Guide to the Summer Solstice Celebration
Litha, also known as the Summer Solstice, is when the Sun is at its peak, blessing us with the longest day and the shortest night of the year. In 2025, Litha falls on June 20th in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s a sacred turning point on…
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Creating an Altar
If you’re new to witchcraft and find yourself wondering what people mean when they say, “I left an offering on my altar,” or “Time to redo my altar for the season,” don’t stress… You’re not alone, and you’re not behind. I’ve got you. Let’s begin…
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Kitchen Magic: Simple Ostara Blessings for a Magickal Home
A Wheel of the Year Ritual for Renewal, Growth, and Home Harmony Ostara, the Spring Equinox, is the breath between dark and light. Day and night hold hands, perfectly balanced, before the Sun tips the scales toward warmth and awakening. This sabbat marks the return…
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Ostara Altar Ideas
Ostara, the Spring Equinox, marks the sacred moment of perfect balance, day and night share the sky equally, and from this point forward, the light begins to win. The soil softens, the air warms, and the seeds we’ve held in darkness begin to stir. This…