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Why Do Witches Have Black Cats?
The witch and her black cat is one of the most enduring images in Western folklore, but the association is genuinely a European invention, not a universal or ancient one. Cats were revered, not feared, across most of the ancient world, the black cat's sinister reputation is a specifically medieval European development. Were Cats Always Seen as Sinister? No, quite the opposite for most of recorded history. Ancient Egypt actively worshipped cats, associating them with the godde
Aug 122 min read


Candle Color Meanings in Witchcraft
Candle color is one of the fastest ways to add intention to any working, and it is often the very first correspondence a new witch learns. A candle spell built on the right color carries meaning before you even light the wick. This guide covers the core color meanings you'll reach for again and again. White Purity, protection, peace, and truth. White is the universal substitute: if you don't have the specific color a spell calls for, a white candle works in its place, since i
Aug 72 min read


Greek Goddesses and Gods for Witches: An Introduction
Working with deity is optional in witchcraft, plenty of practitioners cast spells without invoking any god or goddess, but many find that calling on a specific deity adds focus and a sense of relationship to their practice. Greek mythology offers some of the most well-documented deities to work with, each carrying distinct domains and personalities. This guide introduces five worth knowing. Hecate, Goddess of Witchcraft and the Crossroads Hecate is the patron goddess of witch
Aug 72 min read


Your Star Sign and Your Magick: Astrology for Witches
Your birth chart is a map of your magickal strengths. Discover how astrology and witchcraft intersect, and how to use your star sign to supercharge your spellwork.
May 63 min read
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