Crystals, Herbs, and Oils for Exhausted Witches Even with regular and careful energetic hygiene, the most radiant witches can still become depleted. Whether it’s the drain of everyday stress (I see you, doom scrolling), too many energetic cords pulling in different directions, or the simple burnout that follows deep spiritual work, exhaustion is real—and it deserves sacred tending. When your chalice feels empty and your cauldron spark dim, it’s time to return to the Earth’s gentle allies: crystals, herbs, and oils that restore, protect, and replenish the magick within. Why Witches Get Exhausted Energetically attuned beings like us- the witches,…
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The Enchanting Energy of Summer What an awesome time for campfires, friends, family, food, and all the joys that come with warm evenings, late sunsets and open windows! Eating the food I’ve grown is one of my favorite summer activities. Tomatoes and basil for fresh summer salads, green beans, peas and all the fun climbing veggies that create a wall of food. Nothing compares to the taste as well as that amazing feeling you get sharing something you nurtured and grew. Dining al fresco is a simple yet profound pleasure of summer. Whether it’s a backyard barbecue, a picnic in…
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Hoodoo & Blues Music Many Americans will recognize Blues music as a mother genre of most modern American music today, giving way to rock, jazz, and popular music with its unique rhythms and musical lines. The Delta Blues, as it was known, was also commonly known as Hoodoo Music, Hoodoo being the African-based folk religion in early America during the time of slavery. As Blues music developed, African American conjurers of Hoodoo in the South utilized music to help them mask their workings and to motivate their followers to keep their strength and have faith in their spiritual practices during…
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Midsummer, which is also known as the summer solstice or Litha, is the longest day and the shortest night of the year here in the northern hemisphere. This year it is going to take place on June 20th. Now, of course, depending on where you are in the northern hemisphere and your climate, it may not exactly be the middle of summer for you as far as climate goes, but it does mark the energetic climax of the year when the sun is at its full power. It is after Litha that we come into the waning season where the…
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My Closet Clothes that I have worn, Tattered. Torn. Ripped apart by others. Their pride, pain, and traumas. I try to stitch them back. Each time, threads wither… Unraveling, unveiling further Parts of me— Precious, Naked, Fragile, Parts of me I desperately tried to cover up. Yet the clothes cannot hide The bruises inflicted upon me. As vivid as the clothes once were. Ashamed of myself, I can no longer stitch these pieces together. Fabric worn thin, Threads not strong enough. However, I now realize I can purchase my own fabric. My own choices, I clothe my soul. My choice…
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The Spring Equinox, also known as Ostara, is a time of balance, renewal, and new beginnings. The day and night are equal, marking the transition from winter’s introspection to spring’s vibrant energy. It’s the perfect time to honor nature, refresh your spirit, and manifest growth! Here are 10 fun and witchy ways to celebrate this magical seasonal shift: 1. Sunrise Gratitude Ritual Wake up early and greet the rising sun, symbolizing new beginnings. Stand outside, close your eyes, and feel the warmth on your skin. Speak your gratitude out loud or write it in your journal. This simple practice aligns…
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February carries a unique blend of metaphysical, spiritual, and physical energies in the Northern Hemisphere, marking the transition from the depths of winter toward the renewal of spring. This month is a threshold between stillness and awakening, making it a powerful time for both inner reflection and setting intentions for growth. For witches, this is a wonderful time of year to deepen your Magick! Key Energies Witches Work With in February: 🌿 Purification & Cleansing – February carries the energy of clearing out the old to make space for new beginnings. Many witches perform smoke cleansing, salt baths, and home…
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Yule, or Yuletide, has ancient roots as a midwinter festival celebrating the Winter Solstice. Originating in Germanic and Norse traditions, it marked the rebirth of the sun. It is thought to have lasted anywhere from 1-12 days, basically from the eve of the Winter Solstice to the start of the next calendar year. Yule customs may involve lighting candles, decorating with evergreens, burning a traditional Yule log, and performing rituals to symbolize renewal and the turning of the wheel of the year. Some Pagans also engage in feasting, gift-giving, and community gatherings during this time. As Christianity spread throughout Europe,…
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Michelle Lewis, The Blessings Butterfly As the New Year approaches, many people find themselves reflecting on the past and contemplating their aspirations for the future. One popular and powerful practice that has gained momentum in recent years is selecting a “Word of the Year.” Rather than setting traditional resolutions, choosing a guiding word can provide focus, clarity, and a sense of purpose throughout the coming months. This is something that I’ve been practicing for ages, and it’s served me far better than rigid resolutions ever did! Here’s my beginner-friendly guide on how to select a meaningful Word of the Year…
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Michelle Lewis, The Blessings Butterfly Let’s go ahead and get this out of the way up front: I am a Witch. I often work with various gods, goddesses, ancient deities, ascended masters, and a whole lot of spirit-beings. It’s an amazing spiritual connection that has always been part of my life, though I had to keep it hidden from most people. Especially from religious people… even when I was openly religious. My own sacred journey has become one of following my heart as someone who is deeply spiritual… but no longer is bound by religious constructs. After having spent many…
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