The Crowns of Success, Sovereignty, and Glory: Conjuring, Covering and Claiming Our Heavenly Inheritance NOW Southern conjure and folk magic practices such as hoodoo, rootwork, and conjure often have commercial products (and some similar homemade items) such as oils, powders, washes, sachets, etc. labeled “Crown of Success.” But what does this name … Continue reading →
Sara Mastros, author of Orphic Hymns Grimoire and Big Book of Magical Incense, is Pittsburgh’s leading Witch for Hire. She teaches tarot, witchcraft, Greek and Near Eastern mythology, Pan-Levantine folk magic, and practical sorcery online and at festivals all over the east coast. Additionally, she’s a co-owner of The Fool’s Dog Tarot, … Continue reading →
This week Changing Times-Changing Worlds show Otherworldly features Orion Foxwood, Wednesday September 29th, 8-9 PM EST Part Two: Orion didn’t get to everything he wanted to cover two weeks ago and is coming back to Orion is a self-proclaimed eco-spiritual activist, a traditional witch, conjure-man and faery seer; and, the author of … Continue reading →
Orion Foxwood is a self-propclaimed eco-spiritual activist, a traditional witch, conjure-man and faery seer; and, the author of The Faery Teachings (RJ Stewart Books), The Tree of Enchantment, The Candle & the Crossroads and The Flame in the Cauldron (Weiser Books) (and the upcoming Mountain Conjure and Southern Root Work to be … Continue reading →
Jane T. Sibley, Ph.D., known in the SCA as Arwen Evaine, or at her shop as “Auntie Arwen” is a traditional Norse practitioner and a specialist in Norse folklore and runes. (These pictures show her at the Society for Creative Anachronism, because the clothes there are more fun! Also in the SCA … Continue reading →