Crafting Panel: Must you make your own tools? Many paths teach that you need to make your own magical tools, not purchase them. Others say that it’s OK to purchase, but you must not haggle. Are bespoke/commissioned tools better than off the shelf? What about tools crafted by another practitioner with the … Continue reading →
In some ways a cauldron is like divination, you can smell the scent it gives off, look at the surface and see some of what’s within, but only by actually taking out a portion and trying it can you be certain of what’s in it. And in some cases, it would take … Continue reading →
Update! We must reschedule Ivo Dominguez Jr. appearance on CTCW’s Otherworldly on Zoom this Wednesday, May 10th, as he can’t make it. Please send him healing energy, but he said he’ll let us know when he is ready to come again. Our guest this week will be Ivo Dominguez Jr. He has … Continue reading →
This year Jane Sibley, one of the founders and constant speakers at CTCW on runes, but this year, as opposed to runes for divination, she’ll talk about how it was used historically for magic. Expect some great stories! Jane T. Sibley, one of the founders of CTCW, also created the New England … Continue reading →
Magick with Strings: From Ancient Figures to Knotty Times This year at the CTCW conference, join Feather Styche, Barbara S, Jane Sibley, and Tarren Renn as they talk about the way string has been used for magick in the past, and in the present. Many of us played Cat’s Cradle as children. … Continue reading →