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Tips For Improving Your Moon Water Game
Witchcraft and the moon are inextricably linked. Whether it’s meeting by secret under the moonlight or drawing down the power of the moon, witches have been associated with the moon for centuries, and for good reason. There are so many spells and rituals that require moonlight, a certain phase of the moon, or the powers…
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Embrace Abundance & Transformation with Jupiter in Taurus
Learn how we are called to awaken abundance, ignite growth, and experience a profound shift in our lives as the largest planet in our solar system meets the stable and prosperous sign of Taurus.
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A Tarot Spread for the Zodiac New Year
If you like using Tarot to forecast your year ahead, skip using monthly layouts and try this Zodiac-based spread instead!
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Have the Best Pisces Season With These 5 Tips
Whether or not you have any direct connection to Pisces, this time of year is powerful. Read to learn how to make the most of seasonal living through the Zodaic.
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Making Time for your Magick
Learn tips to make devoting time to your spirituality easier – tips even we’ve been using around the MDM coven space!
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5 Herbs for the Winter Solstice
The Winter Solstice is a contradictory time of darkness and light, of celebration and shadow work. It’s easy to forget our connection to the earth when we’re so focused on ourselves and our interpersonal connections at this time, but keeping plant spirit in your arsenal of magickal tools can keep you rooted and stable while…
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Spontaneous Solstice
Tonight, as the sun sets and darkness sets in, we do not quiet. Tonight is celebration and sacred fire. Tomorrow, as the sun rises and the light returns in full, we shall revel in the bright energy and know that even when times get dark, the light will always return. Happy Summer Solstice, northern hemisphere!…
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3 Ways to Celebrate A Modern Lughnasadh
Celebrating Lughnasadh, or Lammas, is tricky to me. I often find difficulty in practicing on the Major Sabbat days because often times, my environment does not reflect traditional Sabbat thinking. Lughnasadh, for example, is all about the harvest. Its the beginning of the harvest season, a time where we not only reap the literal grains,…