Many people are interested in learning about sigil magic, including how to charge a sigil, what a sigil is, and how to make one. The process of creating a symbol or image in your subconscious mind to bring a desire to fruition is known as making a sigil. The practice of sigil magic has the potential to elevate your spirituality to new heights. There are a wide range of ways of making sigils which is exquisite on the grounds that you can modify a procedure that turns out best for you!
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30 Thrifty Witchy Ideas
Witchcraft doesn’t require fancy, glittery wands, swords or chalices. Your altar doesn’t have to look like a scene from Game of Thrones (unless you want it to). In fact, there are everyday household items that most people have in their house that can be used in witchcraft. These household staples are just as powerful as…
Are there Christian Witches?
This is a question that begs an answer, there are many different types of witchcraft as we have explored before and many people often ask what types of religions practice, the truth of the matter is this… Witchcraft can be found everywhere and anywhere if you choose to look long & hard enough for the answers. It is found in Buddhism, Catholicism, Christianity, Deism, Judaism, even in Taoism- and many more religions around the world.
Tarot Card Meanings: The Magician
Welcome to the world of magic, where the Magician has been pulled in your reading and you are very curious as to what he has to tell you. What does he mean, what does the card have to show you? We will explore the meaning and the history behind the Magician today and use two different decks to tell his story.
ABC’s for Witchcraft
Today we decided to touch base on some basic terminology for witchcraft, this is by no means a complete guide to Witchcraft ABC’s but it is an introduction to more of the key terms you will hear throughout you journey/path into your craft. We hope this helps some of you who are just starting out or hope it helps you explain to someone else what some of these things might mean.
Tarot Cards: Meanings- The Fool
I have been working a lot with my cards and runes lately and it dawned on me that not everyone knows what each one of the Arcana means, or even what the suits mean themselves. So I decided I would make an intro to Tarot Cards and Runes for you all. This will be a lengthy series that will take a look at their traditional/universal meanings and the history behind each one. I will be using the cards I frequently read for myself, the imagery in the Wild Unknown really speaks to me personally. But I will also include the traditional images everyone is used to as well.
What type of which are you: Part 3
Okay, who is up for part three of the series, what type of witch are you? We hope you are enjoying this series so far and we have worked hard on each one of the articles. So let’s jump right into this one with a mix of some widely known and some lesser known types of witches. If you have not found what to call yourself or where you fit in your path, maybe this list and break down will help you. At the end if you still haven’t found what you are looking for, stay tuned because there will be a part 4!
What type of witch are you?
There are many types of witches, with many different types of backgrounds. This post will explore the different kinds of witches and what to look for if you are trying to define yourself as a witch. We will go over 10 of the most common witches there are today and at a later date we will explore some of the other types there are.
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Hag Stones
Hag Stones, Holy Stones, Odin Stone, Witch Stones, Adder Stones, Snake Eggs, Hex Stones, Fairy Stones, Holeys, and Eye Stones; whatever you want to call them are a great addition to your add to your practice. Each little piece of history and craft has a different usage for them but one thing stays the same they are used for protection and for connecting with spiritual planes/realms.Most are found in dry riverbeds or along the seashore, as the action of running or moving water causes the erosion that result in the unique appearance of the stone.
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