Green! It’s a beautiful colour. As you can tell by my blog, it’s my favourite colour! It’s the colour most of us think of when we think of nature – green rolling hills, green forests, green moss covering rocks and boulders. In turn, it’s the colour that most of us associate with the element of… Continue reading Green in spell craft
I’ve been putting off writing about this for two reasons. One, I’m stupid busy at work, having finished up completely on one project and catching up on my new project. Second, I’m still processing what happened over the weekend! Last weekend (March 21-23) I drove down to Canberra for the weekend to attend the Mabon… Continue reading Mabon Autumn Gathering 2014
I disagree with the saying, “you can’t choose your family.” You most certainly can. In this day and age, families come in all sorts and sizes. If you want to be specific and say parents and children, then you still can. You can choose to have children, or you can choose not to, or your… Continue reading Family – the Pagan kind
If you were to google “witchcraft and fertility” page one is full of spells. Spells with whole eggs, with crushed eggs; spells with candles, with coins, with menstrual blood and with sperm. Spells with shivra lingam stones, spells for general fertility and to fall pregnant (I see a difference because of hormones – being fertile… Continue reading inFertility, or “When your ovaries don’t want to work”
Long title, kinda long post, but trust me it all works in together! Bathing an Oily Furr Baby… On Sunday my husband and I were eating lunch while watching The Big Bang Theory when we heard this little cry. Our furr baby Charlie is a meow-er, and I’ve began to understand which each of the… Continue reading Ending a Chapter, Bathing an Oily Furr Baby, and Dreaming of Cadavers
Most people I know, when they’ve begun looking into this path, tend to head towards the Wicca for Beginners books because there are so many out there. My first was Scott Cunningham as a friend insisted I read it just to help me along in finding my way. As most books out there for beginners… Continue reading Changing the Directions
If you’re lucky enough to be living in a coastal town or city, heading to the beach to ground, or cast magick is highly therapeutic. Beaches can be that pure white squeaky sand, shelly, littered with seaweed or driftwood, or wonderful little pebbles which make great hand-made runes (my first set was pebbles with a… Continue reading Beach Magick and Spellcraft – When Simple is Best
Since coming out of the broom closet when I was 17, my journey has taken many different paths. When I moved back to Sydney two and a bit years ago, I decided that I was going to study the Bardic Grade of the program run by the OBOD: Order of BardsOvates and Druids, Ovates and… Continue reading Bardic Grade
Book of Eucalypt 
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