The Inked Grimoire
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Working with Deities
In the world of witchcraft, the topic of working with deities is as fascinating as it is complex. On the latest episode of 'Busy, Gritty, Inked, and Witchy', Morgan takes us on a magickal journey through the ins and outs of deity work. -
The Art of Pagan Veiling
Living a magickal life means you’re exposed to more energies than other people – it’s like we become an antenna for good and bad vibes. It also feels like you’re suddenly on the radar for the spiritual world, so a little extra protection always comes in handy. But this is just one reason you might want to veil in your practice and/or everyday life. Once reserved for Abrahamic religions and specific occasions like funerals or weddings – i.e., a bride’s veil – veiling is becoming popular among the magickal and pagan communities.
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Love Magick Dos and Don’ts
Love is in the air, but you don’t have to wait for Valentine’s Day to cast some love magick. There are a few dos and don’ts when it comes to this practice, though, so proceed with caution. Here are some guidelines for your love magick. -
5 Powerful Mother Goddesses to Connect With
Mother Goddesses embody the essence of motherhood, creation, and fertility, as well as destruction and the seasons. As such, they are the perfect combination of every aspect of the life cycle. They are present in various religions and traditions and give us the chance to tune into nature and the spiritual world around us. Are you ready to work with or honor a Mother Goddess? -
Lammas: the First Harvest
Samhain, Yule, Beltane – some sabbats get all the attention! And others, namely Lammas, tend to be forgotten about. Maybe it’s because we’re all caught up in summer vacations or preparing for kids to go back to school. Whatever the reason, we tend to skip over Lammas, but it’s just as important as the rest of the celebrations throughout the year. After this, it may just become one of your favorite sabbats to observe! -
Brigid: Goddess of Fire & Inspiration
Brigid is the Celtic Goddess of Fire and Inspiration. Her magick centers around sacred fire, healing water, and creative inspiration. She’s a nurturing triple goddess, and you can call on her when you need help finding motivation, protection, healing, wisdom, and more.
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Triple Moon Magick
When I started my practice, I found myself drawn to the triple moon symbol, and with good reason! Not only is it one of the most recognized magickal symbols, but it’s also a beautiful representation of three aspects of life and development. The waxing, full, and waning moons come together to symbolize the divine feminine that is in all of us. Here’s how to incorporate its magick into your life.
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Gemstones for Mother Earth Love Energy
The world could always use a little more love, but especially right now, sending love out to Mother Earth and connecting with the entire human race in a meaningful way is more important than ever. These gemstones will enhance that connection and send loving energy across the globe. -
6 Unusual Gemstones for a Magickal Ostara
We hope these six gemstones for Ostara will grant your practice some powerful and unique energy. -
Celebrating Imbolc – A Return To The Light
Spring is coming – can you feel it? Imbolc marks the half-way point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, and it’s a celebration of the return to life. In the Celtic seasonal calendar, it also marks the start of the lambing season – when the lambs are born for spring. It is a time of celebration, renewal, and hope. -
What Is Shadow Work & Why Should You Do It?
The shadow self – sometimes simply called our shadow – is the unconscious part of the brain, which drives a large amount of our behavior. Automatic responses to triggers, deep-seated habits, and emotional patterns “live” in this shadow self. But as we progress in our spiritual paths, it’s important not to suppress or ignore our shadow self in our efforts for self-improvement. -
Journeys Of Death And Love: Underworld Myths Through The Ages
At times feared, but often revered, the Underworld and the afterlife have mystified humans for centuries. While cultures represent the Underworld differently across time and around the world, there are some common themes. One thing’s for certain, though: the Underworld always demands something in return.
