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The Magic of Not “Being Nice”

By Lady Saoirse

Bright Blessings,

I don’t know about you, but I’m sick to death of seeing people make stupid decisions, get screwed for it, and then say that they were just “trying to be nice.” I hurt for people who have been taught from the time that they were children that they have to accommodate everybody to their own detriment. It also makes me sad to see people who don’t know the difference between self-sacrifice and lack of self-love. Continue reading The Magic of Not “Being Nice”

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Tarot Talk: The Queen of Cups

By Katrina Rasbold

Each week, “Tarot Talk” explores a card randomly drawn from the Rider-Smith-Waite deck to guide us in our energetic focus for the week. This week’s shuffle leads us to the court of the Queen of Cups. The Queen of Cups, one of the most evocative cards in Pamela Colman Smith’s classic Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot deck, is a luminous symbol of emotional depth, intuition, and compassion. Rooted in the watery realm of feelings and creativity, this card holds a profound message for those who encounter it in a reading. Let’s delve into its rich symbolism and explore its interpretations. Continue reading Tarot Talk: The Queen of Cups

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Herbalism For Your Day: Skullcap

By Katrina Rasbold

Skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora), often known for its calming and soothing properties, is a powerful herb that has been used for centuries in both magical and healing practices. Revered for its ability to promote peace of mind, protect against negative energies, and support spiritual work, skullcap is a beloved herb for healers, witches, and those seeking a deeper connection with their inner selves.

In this blog post, we’ll explore the magical and healing properties of skullcap, its rich history in herbalism and magic, and how you can incorporate this versatile herb into your spiritual and wellness practices. Continue reading Herbalism For Your Day: Skullcap

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Stone Magic: Calcite

By Katrina Rasbold

Calcite, a crystal found in a wide range of vibrant colors, is often called the “Stone of Amplification” due to its powerful ability to enhance and magnify energy. Its gentle yet potent vibrations make it an essential tool for spiritual growth, healing, and transformation in both witchcraft and metaphysical practices. Whether you’re seeking to boost your energy, cleanse your aura, or elevate your consciousness, Calcite is a versatile crystal that offers powerful support. This post explores the magical and metaphysical properties of Calcite and discusses how it can transform your spiritual journey.

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Tarot Talk: 9 of Wands

By Katrina Rasbold

Each week, “Tarot Talk” explores a card randomly drawn from the Rider-Smith-Waite deck to guide us in our energetic focus for the week. This week’s shuffle leads us to the 9 of Wands card. The 9 of Wands is a card that resonates deeply with themes of resilience, persistence, and the battle-worn wisdom that comes from overcoming life’s challenges. Truly, after the past few months, aren’t many of us feeling this way? The 9 of Wands conveys a rich tapestry of symbolism and insight that can offer guidance in moments of struggle and reflection. Continue reading Tarot Talk: 9 of Wands

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Stone Magic: Fluorite

By Katrina Rasbold

Fluorite, with its mesmerizing array of colors, is one of the most powerful and versatile stones in the metaphysical world. Known as the “Genius Stone” due to its ability to enhance mental clarity, focus, and intuition, Fluorite is cherished by spiritual seekers, healers, and witches alike. Its diverse colors—from deep purples to soothing greens—each carry unique energies that make Fluorite a prized tool in witchcraft, energy work, and meditation. Let’s explore the magical, metaphysical, and witchcraft properties of Fluorite and discover how this stunning crystal can empower your spiritual practice.

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Herbalism For Your Day: Rue

By Katrina Rasbold

The Magical and Healing Properties of Rue: The Herb of Protection and Purification

Rue (Ruta graveolens), often referred to as the “Herb of Grace,” is one of the most powerful and ancient plants used in magical and healing practices. Revered for its protective, purifying, and healing qualities, Rue has been used for centuries by witches, healers, and spiritual practitioners. This hardy plant has a long history in folk magic and herbal medicine, with its ability to ward off negativity, break curses, and bring physical and emotional relief.

In this blog post, we will explore the magical and healing properties of Rue, its rich history in folklore, and how you can incorporate this powerful herb into your spiritual and wellness practices. Continue reading Herbalism For Your Day: Rue

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Sacred Fire: Ruby Blossom Tea to Channel Anger with Purpose

By Tatiara

I’ve been sitting with anger lately—the kind that rumbles low and deep, born not from trivial irritations but from witnessing wounds too big to bear. It’s a flame that demands attention, one that could easily scorch the edges of my spirit if I don’t treat it with care. Anger, I’ve come to learn, is not the enemy. It’s a messenger, a fiery sentinel of boundaries crossed, values ignored, or pain too long unspoken.

Yet the question remains: what do we do with it? How do we honor anger without letting it consume us?
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Getting What You Want

By Lady Saoirse,

Bright Blessings,

From new witches to seasoned practitioners, many of us want to know one thing- how can we use magic to get what I want in life? It’s simple.

You have to learn to wait for it.

What? We often think slinging a spell should give instant results! I mean, we paid $12.99 for that candle and $8.99 for that oil. All we should have to do is burn the candle and anoint ourselves with the oil we paid good money for and our result should be ours immediately, right? Continue reading Getting What You Want

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Tarot Talk: The Emperor

By Katrina Rasbold

Each week, “Tarot Talk” explores a card randomly drawn from the Rider-Smith-Waite deck to guide us in our energetic focus for the week. This week’s shuffle leads us to The Emperor card. As illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith for the Rider-Waite Tarot deck, this card is one of the most iconic representations of authority, structure, and stability in tarot symbolism. Its rich imagery provides a layered exploration of power, leadership, and the establishment of order, making it a cornerstone of the Major Arcana. Continue reading Tarot Talk: The Emperor

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Stone Magic: Aquamarine

By Katrina Rasbold

Aquamarine, with its mesmerizing sea-blue hue, has long been associated with the calming energies of water. Its name comes from the Latin word for “water of the sea,” and it has been revered for centuries for its soothing, cleansing, and spiritually enhancing properties. Known as the “Stone of Courage” and the “Stone of the Sea,” Aquamarine is beloved by healers, mystics, and spiritual seekers for its ability to bring clarity, emotional balance, and spiritual awakening. Let’s explore the magical, spiritual, and healing properties of this beautiful gemstone.

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Herbalism For Your Day: Periwinkle

By Katrina Rasbold

The Magical and Healing Properties of Periwinkle: A Symbol of Protection, Love, and Immortality

Periwinkle (Vinca minor), with its delicate blue or violet flowers, is a charming and potent plant steeped in magical and medicinal traditions. Also known as “witch’s violet” or “violet of sorcery,” periwinkle has long been associated with protection, love, and immortality in European folklore and herbal practices. Its evergreen leaves and enduring blooms make it a symbol of life and resilience, often used in spells to guard against negativity, enhance love, and promote healing.

In this blog post, we’ll explore the magical and healing properties of periwinkle, along with practical ways to incorporate this versatile plant into your spiritual and wellness practices. Continue reading Herbalism For Your Day: Periwinkle

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Tarot Talk: Strength

By Katrina Rasbold

The Strength card, part of the Major Arcana in the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot deck, is a deeply evocative and symbolic image designed by Pamela Colman Smith under the guidance of A. E. Waite. First published in 1909, the card’s striking imagery and subtle details have inspired countless interpretations, making it one of the most iconic representations in the world of tarot. Let’s dig a bit deeper into the symbolism and meanings of the Strength card. Continue reading Tarot Talk: Strength

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Stone Magic: Peridot

By Katrina Rasbold

Peridot, known for its brilliant green glow, is a gemstone with a rich history of being revered as a symbol of light, growth, and transformation. This captivating stone has been cherished since ancient times for its powerful protective and healing properties. Often referred to as the “Gem of the Sun” due to its vibrant energy, Peridot is believed to bring joy, prosperity, and a sense of renewal to those who work with it. Let’s dive deep into the magical and metaphysical properties of Peridot and discover how this beautiful stone can illuminate your path.

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Herbalism For Your Day: Nutmeg

By Katrina Rasbold

Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans), with its rich, warm aroma and spicy-sweet flavor, is a familiar spice in kitchens worldwide. However, its magical and healing properties go far beyond its culinary uses. Revered for centuries as a powerful magical ingredient, nutmeg is often associated with protection, luck, prosperity, and healing. In addition to its magical properties, nutmeg is valued in herbalism for its ability to soothe the mind and body, support digestion, and relieve pain.

In this blog post, we’ll explore the magical and healing properties of nutmeg, along with practical ways to incorporate this potent spice into your spiritual and wellness practices. Continue reading Herbalism For Your Day: Nutmeg

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Tarot Talk: Four of Cups

By Katrina Rasbold

The Four of Cups, illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith in the iconic Rider-Waite Tarot deck, is a card that beckons contemplation and introspection. Often regarded as a card of apathy, dissatisfaction, and introspection, the Four of Cups delves into the complex human emotions of discontent and stagnation. This image, rich with symbolism, holds a mirror to our moments of contemplation, asking us to look deeper into the causes of our disinterest and disengagement. Let’s explore the symbolism in Smith’s illustration and what it means for those who draw this card in a reading. Continue reading Tarot Talk: Four of Cups

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Stone Magic: Emerald

By Katrina Rasbold

Emerald, with its vibrant green color and stunning clarity, is a gemstone that has captivated the hearts of mystics, healers, and royals alike for centuries. Known as the “Stone of Successful Love” and associated with the heart chakra, this precious stone radiates an energy of healing, renewal, and spiritual wisdom. Whether you’re seeking emotional balance, spiritual growth, or physical well-being, Emerald offers profound benefits for the mind, body, and soul. Let’s explore the magical and healing properties of this powerful gemstone.

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Herbalism For Your Day: Tonka Beans

By Katrina Rasbold

Tonka Beans (Dipteryx odorata), the aromatic seeds of the Dipteryx tree, are renowned for their sweet, vanilla-like scent and deep magical properties. Used in both magical and healing practices for centuries, Tonka Beans are symbols of luck, love, and protection. Their rich, warm fragrance makes them a favorite in rituals involving attraction, manifestation, and spiritual guidance, while their subtle energy brings both balance and soothing comfort.

In this blog post, we’ll dive into the magical and healing properties of Tonka Beans, exploring their history, folklore, and how to incorporate them into your magical and wellness practices. Continue reading Herbalism For Your Day: Tonka Beans

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Can Magical Bonds be Broken?

By Lady Saoirse

Bright Blessings,

Now we are at the time of Samhain. The veil has thinned, and the dead walk amongst the living. There is debate as to when Samhain is. Some celebrate it on New Moon or Full Moon closest to Halloween. Others say it is exactly November 1 every year. Some people say it is when the first frost hits. Some people say the word means “November” so it can be celebrated for the whole month.

I think, no matter when we say Samhain is, we can all agree, it hits home for all of us who venerate our ancestors. They may have left us to begin a new life, but they are never far from us. Continue reading Can Magical Bonds be Broken?

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Tarot Talk: The Sun

By Katrina Rasbold

The Sun card in the Rider-Waite Tarot deck, illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith, is a powerful symbol of joy, success, and enlightenment. As one of the most optimistic cards in the Major Arcana, it embodies themes of radiance, clarity, and positivity, channeling a life-affirming message that transcends mere fortune. Let’s explore the card’s rich symbolism and how it captures universal messages of warmth and growth. Continue reading Tarot Talk: The Sun