After you have finished crafting your magick wand and allowed all glues and varnishes to dry completely, there is one important step before using your wand: the dedication ceremony. This ceremony is m...
Anointing Your Magic Wand. After selecting and preparing your wand—perhaps a branch found during a walk in the woods, or a piece of wood that feels right for your intentions—the next step is to refine...
Witchcraft involves a variety of tools and accessories, each with its own purpose and symbolism. Understanding these items can help you feel more comfortable as you begin your journey. The athame is a...
Activating Your Magic Staff. Activating your magic staff is an important step in your journey as a practitioner. By the time you finish decorating, polishing, or inscribing your staff, you have alread...
Various Witches’ Tools. Every Witch may use different tools in their rituals and spellwork. Witchcraft is full of symbolism, and the tools chosen often reflect personal beliefs, cultural backgro...
The broom, or besom, is probably the most recognized symbol of Witches and Witchcraft. While many people think of flying Witches, the broom’s real meaning is much deeper. For centuries, brooms have be...
The wand is a key tool in many witchcraft traditions. It is most often linked to the element of Fire and is usually placed in the southern part of the altar. This is not by chance—the wand channels en...
Babylonian Devil traps, also called incantation bowls, are fascinating artifacts from the ancient Near East. They give us insight into the spiritual and magical beliefs of that time. These bowls were ...