⚐ Ancient Stories & Lore

At the crossroads where three paths meet, leave an offering for Hecate. Ancient Greek goddess of magic, ghosts, and necromancy, she holds the keys ...

Seventy-eight cards hold infinite wisdom. The Tarot isn't fortune-telling—it's a mirror reflecting your subconscious, a map of your journey, a conv...

The hedge witch walks the boundary between civilization and wilderness, between this world and the otherworld. Hedge riding—or hedge crossing—is th...

In 1324, wealthy noblewoman Alice Kyteler was accused of witchcraft in Kilkenny, Ireland. Her crime? Being too successful, too independent, too ric...

The witch's cauldron is more than a cooking pot—it's a symbol of transformation, rebirth, and the divine feminine. In Celtic mythology, Cerridwen's...

Half-sister to King Arthur, student of Merlin, ruler of Avalon—Morgana le Fay has been called witch, fairy, goddess, and villain. Medieval writers ...

A candle is a prayer made visible. Choose your color with intention: white for purity, red for passion, green for prosperity, black for protection....

Traditionally, a coven is thirteen witches who meet regularly to practice magic and celebrate the sabbats. But modern covens take many forms: large...

Since humanity first looked at the sky, we've tried to influence weather. Rain dances, storm calling, wind whispering—weather magic exists in every...

In 1662, Scottish woman Isobel Gowdie made a series of confessions describing her experiences as a witch in extraordinary detail. She spoke of meet...

A sigil is a symbol charged with magical intent. You create one by writing your desire, removing repeated letters, then arranging the remaining let...

Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit—the five elements are the foundation of much Western magical practice. Each has correspondences, qualities, and...