An Open Letter To My Readers

Every week, I get about a dozen emails asking me for book lists, information on Santeria, advice on worship, etc. Although I am really flattered and honoured to be considered a source of information, I have to say that I don’t consider myself the best source for such questions. Yes, I have over two decades [...]

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A Basic Orisha List – III – Yoruban Orishas

(To read the first part of this post, please click HERE; to read the second part, please click HERE) Yemanya/Jemonja – the mother Orisha, queen of the sea and owner of all the riches of the world. Kind and generous, but very demanding to her sons and daughters, of whom she requires the utmost devotion. [...]

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A Basic Orisha List – II – Yoruban Orishas

(To read the first post of this series, please click HERE) Oggum – the Orisha of forge and iron, Oggum works for the benefit of all humanity. Protector and patron of soldiers and all caretakers, he is very passionate and protective of those who worship him. Oggum teaches self-sacrifice and restraint to those who need [...]

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A Basic Orisha List – I – Yoruban Orishas

To be honest, writing a list of all the Orishas is almost impossible. Every country has different lists, depending on the area of Nigeria where the slaves where taken, and on the culture they blended with. So, please understand that this is very basic list, as some writers speak of over 400 Orishas! This post [...]

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Saint Sara Kali, Patron Of The Roma

Saint Sara’s most revered statue, on her sanctuary in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, France. Original image here. Saint Sara Kali is the patron of the Roma people – it is believed to have been the gentle and merciful egyptian woman who welcomed the ship in which the Virgin Mary and/or Mary Magdalene and other saints use to leave [...]

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Valentine’s Magic

New candles, ready for custom spellwork. The upcoming Valentine’s day seems to be stirring something among customers every year – requests for love spells have been the theme of the week. No Valentine’s day would be complete without a little love magick – here are a few simple recipes everyone can perform to capture the [...]

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Fairy Clothes

Excerpt from the book “The God Of The Witches”, written by Margaret Alice Murray in 1933. Even though Murray’s work has been widely criticized, her books are still a beautiful read. the excerpt you are going to read is about the Fairies’ clothing, spinning and dyeing – I thought you may enjoy it as much [...]

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Free Ebook: Babylonian Oil Magic

Please click the link below to open and download Babylonian Oil Magic, written by Ph.D. Samuel Daiches in 1913. Enjoy! Babylonian Oil Magic – S Daiches

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New Witchcraft Library CD Listed!

Have you ever wondered what to read after all those “101 Witchcraft” books? Well, to get to the “102” level, my recommendation is to look back into History and research into the great minds that have made Witchcraft what it is today. Some of this books are easy to find, but others are not, and [...]

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A Finnish Prayer To The Sower – Gardening Magick

This beautiful prayer is from the book Pagan Prayers, written by Marah Ellis Ryan in 1913. White Nightshade. Blessing to the seed I scatter, Where it falls upon the meadow, By the grace of Ukko mighty, Through the open finger spaces Of the hand that all things fashioned. Queen of meadow-land and pasture! Bid the [...]

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