Victoria A Wilder

This is the first entry in our series on the natural elements. In this series, we’re going to have short entries on the main cardinal elements: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. We’ll explore their connections with other aspects of the craft, such as color and direction correspondences. This series starts with those basic correspondences, then moves on to tools of the craft which are used to represent these elements. We follow that with various activities one can do in relation to the elements and finish off with elemental connections to the Zodiac.

Hello, Witchlings For the last 24 weeks or so, blog entries have had pretty much the same format. They each began in the same way and shared a basic structure....

I can already hear the collective groans. Don't fret, witchlings, it's not what you think. Read through to the end for a bonus note!

This is the first entry in our series on the natural elements. In this series, we’re going to have short entries on the main cardinal elements: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. We’ll explore their connections with other aspects of the craft, such as color and direction correspondences. This series starts with those basic correspondences, then moves on to tools of the craft which are used to represent these elements. We follow that with various activities one can do in relation to the elements and finish off with elemental connections to the Zodiac.

Hello, Witchlings For the last 24 weeks or so, blog...

I can already hear the collective groans. Don't fret, witchlings, it's not what you think. Read through to the end for a bonus note!

The idea of avoiding the fool is certainly intriguing. It’s especially so when we consider the Tarot...

Witchcraft is more than simply using energy to raise power. It requires study, understanding on many levels, and a powerful will. However, at it’s core, that’s precisely what magick is: the art of using energy to change things. It doesn’t matter how many tools we have or techniques we learn, our magick doesn’t work without understanding that basic concept.

This is the nineteenth entry in a series on a...