witchcraft for all

Celtic tribes celebrated Beltane to welcome the return of summer. Since at least the Iron Age, celebrations have…

Ostara is one of the eight sabbats (Wiccan holidays) on the Wiccan Wheel of the Year. It’s one of the four minor…

1. All Witches Are Female First and foremost, not all witches are female and it is possible to find male witches…

The State of the Male Witch Ask anybody to name a witch and the first name out of their mouth is bound to be a…

During the 1400s to the late 1600s, Europe became crazy as witches and sorcerers accused of practicing…

Modern paganism is a religious movement that exists outside of the mainstream popular religions. It is not based on…

Once upon a time, books and cartoons told little girls that princesses lived a perfect life. A princess was pretty,…

In ancient Celtic cultures, the period between February 1st and 2nd is called Imbolc - the first day of spring,…

The Pagan celebration of Winter Solstice (also known as Yule) is one of the oldest winter celebrations in the…

Woodcut of witches flying, from Mathers' Wonders of the Invisible World (1689) and used in an 18th-century…

Three women were known as the Morales Witches living in San Rafael, New Mexico had a large impact on their…

Like many other indigenous tribes of the United States, the Zuni believed in magic and witchcraft. For the Zuni,…

Tamsin Blight (aka Tammy Blee or Tamson) the so-called “White Witch of Helston”, was undoubtedly the greatest of…

Witches and Rosemary Rosemary is male in nature and ruled by Leo, the element fire and the sun (or Moon, depending…

Of the eight seasonal points on the wheel of the year, the solstices are the best known. In summer, we are…