In this two part video series, I chat with Rachel to discuss several topics ranging from her new True Heart Intuitive Tarot box set, tarot in general, Jungian archetypes, intuition, psychic ability, magick, and her experience in the movie The Craft and as an actress. Read more
The tarot is a symbolic language that you establish with your conscious mind, subconscious mind, and the collective unconscious. To have clear intuitive or psychic readings one must have that symbolic language established and just as important - personalized in one’s relation to those symbols. Theresa clearly seems to understand this and in this book, it definitely shows. Read more
Damien Echol’s Angels and Archangels: A Magician's Guide is a profound achievement. Regardless of your own religious or spiritual background, Echols provides a great approach to working with these powerful forces of the universe which have been invaluable allies to the magician and the witch throughout history. Read more
Witchcraft, meditation, and psychism are considered practices. Many times in the book I compare it to practicing art, a musical instrument, or sports. For example, with martial arts you cannot say, “Do seven roundhouse kicks and you’ve mastered it” and have that be universally true for everyone. Everyone develops at their own pace and that’s the way it should be. Likewise, if you don’t practice roundhouse kicks actively, there’s a strong chance for ability to do it perfectly will decline. With practices we develop and hone our ability to do something with precision. Read more
Llewellyn put together an online virtual forum featuring four of their prominent authors and experts on the subject of ancestors, ancestor veneration and altars, and more. This was a fascinating discussion with some very fascinating points of view. As Devin states, the subject of ancestors and working with our ancestors is very personal and differs from person to person. Read more
Amy Blackthorn has concocted an ingenious book. More than just a simple recipe book, Blackthorn’s Botanical Brews: Herbal Potions, Magical Teas, and Spirited Libations contains the deep understanding, research, and creative cleverness expected from a well-seasoned witch like Blackthorn. Drawing upon the art of witchery’s traditional concepts, theories, and tools, Amy applies them to the art of crafting drinks in an imaginative and fun way, transforming ordinary teas, cocktails, and mocktails into powerful potions with formulas that are just as delicious as her insights. Read more
Candle magick is more than just lighting a wick. Madame Pamita is the real deal and I've experienced the efficient results of her candle magic first-hand several times. Pamita is one of the most knowledgeable candle magic practitioners out there. For the first time ever, she's put all the years of her experience and expertise into a single comprehensive and approachable guide that is sure to give all your candle spells blazing results beyond your wildest imagination. Read more
I truly believe that High Ceremonial Magick, which was a massive influence upon modern day witchcraft, can greatly assist the witch in their witchcraft practices both magickally and spiritually. For those who are curious about diving deeper into High Ceremonial Magick but aren't sure where to begin, I've provided the eight books that I feel are invaluable resources on the topic. My criteria for these books are that they are beginner friendly, extremely well written, and can specifically assist someone with a witchcraft practice to approach these practices and concepts. Read more
I have long wanted a book like Entering Hekate’s Garden: The Magick, Medicine & Mystery of Plant Spirit Witchcraft to exist. As a devotee of Hekate, the botanical connections of Hekate and her priestess-witch daughters in mythology and lore has always fascinated me. Read more
Oracle Hekataios has provided such a refreshing and invaluable contribution to the field of occult books in which he shares a fascinating blend of the praxis and cosmology of the Orphic Mysteries of Hellenism with that of contemporary witchcraft in a way that doesn’t feel like it’s simply rehashing Wicca in the outer trappings of Ancient Greece, like we commonly find in books of a similar vein. Read more
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