I am constantly adding books to my shelves. One of my new year's resolutions was to read more. I devised a plan so that choosing the next book to read wasn't so daunting. I wrote every title down on a small piece of paper, placed them in a fancy box, and then chose a slip. My year started of with reading "The Courting of Bristol Keats" by Mary E. Pearson and "The Starling House" by Alix E. Harrow. It was a good start to the year! Then I realized I had a few books lying aroun

There are countless resources online about witchcraft. Below I am going to do my best to list several options in various categories: general websites, blogs, YouTube channels, podcasts, and subscription boxes. This is just scratching the surface! Look into online opportunities provided by metaphysical stores in your area! General Websites These websites have a collection of resources available to explore. They include guest bloggers, book recommendations, and more. Mandragor

Bring your attention to your breath...a source of rhythm in your body...that fuels all its parts Together, let’s take three deep breaths….in & out...in & out…in & out As you breathing out, imagine your exhaled breath forming into a glowing light, in your favorite color...flowing to shimmer around you... In your minds eye, visualize this light forming a glowing orb that now hovers above your head…it gently drops into your mind and expands into your face…it illuminates your tho

When I was a beginner witch (I still very much feel like a beginner witch most days), I was given a list of recommended books covering topics such as history, basic craft elements, ritual, etc. There are countless books about witchcraft, and many others recommend reading as much as you can as part of your learning. Reading is enjoyable to me and it brings different perspectives into my awareness. While still in outer court, I decided to read “Traditional Wicca: A Seeker’s Gu