“Is [Serpent] coming out to eat with us?” My boyfriend’s mom asked as the family arrived together for a dinner. “No, she is on a fast for tonight and tomorrow.” He told her. His cousin then asked, “A fast? I thought she was a Witch.” “Fasting isn’t just for Christians. Lots of people fast for … More “F” Is For Fasting
What little girl doesn’t love horses and dream of riding them? I know I did. I was never much of an artist, but from age 7 or so up through my teen years, I would doodle them. I played with toy ponies, and most of my action figure heroines rode horses, whether or not they … More “E” Is For Epona
This is my working definition of Divination: The magical art of discovering the unknown by interpreting random patterns or symbols through the use of tools such as clouds, tarot cards, flames, pendulums, runes and smoke. Like everything else, there are different interpretations and beliefs as to what or whom you are contacting or connecting with … More “D” Is For Divination
There are a few different definitions of the word conjure, but my favorites are the ones considered purely magical. To conjure something is to create it, as if out of nothing, whether it be something tangible — like a ring, or abstract — like a story. To make something happen [as if] by magic. The … More “C” Is For Conjure
My definition for a Book of Shadows is: A book kept by an individual Witch or a coven of Witches that holds the rites and traditions of that Witch or coven. These books are highly personal, often including spells, chants, incantations, prayers, rituals, and other ritual records. Modern Witches may choose to use the computer and … More “B” Is For Book of Shadows
When discussing Witchcraft, the word altar conjures all kinds of images and feelings. What is an altar exactly? It is a special, sacred surface that holds your tools or ritual items during your work or act of devotion or ritual. It can be as plain or as elaborate as you want. It can be … More “A” is for Altars
The Keeper's Path 