In many ways Pagan Sabbats are already ingrained in mainstream culture. Halloween, Christmas, Easter and May Day are just a few examples. What are Pagan Sabbats? Sabbats are the Pagan version of a sabbath or a day of religious significance. The yearly cycle of the Sun and Moon and the seasons they produce dictates the …
1: Historical Use of Crystals and Gemstones Crystals and gemstones have been used in healing and spiritual practice for centuries. I’ve come across some really well documented examples of historical use in Egypt, Rome, China, Japan and Greece. Here’s just a few examples of how they were used in Ancient Egypt: They put Quartz the …
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Beltane is a Pagan Sabbat that celebrates life. This post covers Beltane Crafts and activities that you can do solo or with your family. If you’d like to know more about Beltane click here. Traditional Beltane Crafts and Activities Traditional Beltane crafts include weaving, plaiting and baking. Foods that feature a large amount of dairy …
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Beltane Sabbat is a major Pagan Sabbat. In the southern hemisphere it’s celebrated on 31 October – 1 November each year. In the northern hemisphere it’s celebrated on 30 April – 1 May each year. This post focuses on the history and intent of Beltane and provides a sample ritual that you may follow for …
The Goddess Witchcraft Handbook is a simple resource designed for the modern witch. You don’t need to read a hefty text book or expensive tools to start practicing witchcraft and start casting spells. You have everything you need already, you just need a bit of guidance on how to channel your energy. You’ll find an …
