Fire is wild, primal, awesome, and sacred. It is magic at its most powerful. When working with fire, we are working with one of the most ancient of elemental qualities, which is that of creation/destruction, and also with the essence of desire, or will in order to manifest and materialize something into existence. Fire is […]
Candle Magic
Ways to Celebrate Brigid’s Day and Imbolc by Kimberly Moore
“The Sun’s path has returned to where it was at Samhain. Take some time to notice the quality of the light, for it is the same now as that shimmering magical glow of late October. But instead of the season of dark and silence before us, in the Northern Hemisphere, the season of light and growth […]
Hathor, Lady of Jubilation and A Candle Working by Brandi Auset
Jubilation. A feeling of great happiness, joy, and triumph. Ecstasy. Delight. Exultation. Rapture. Euphoria. That wonderful, blissful feeling of being alive, prosperous, and loved – that’s the glory and beauty of Hathor. Known as “The Great One of Many Names”, Hathor (also Het-Heru, or Hwt-Hor) is the Egyptian (or Kemetic) Goddess of Feminine Love, Beauty, […]
Fire Magick – Accept No Substitutes by Lilith Dorsey
Fire magick is everything we want and need it to be. It is powerful, trans-formative, and life sustaining. Calling back to a time of primal power, it still finds its rightful place in the elemental magicks of today. I’ve written a lot of controversial posts. Some that I knew were going to be a hotbed, […]
Holy Hygge – Making the Winter Season Sacred by Kimberly Moore
The other day our temps were in the single digits during the day with wind gusts over 40 mph. Even being outside for a few minutes was enough to freeze my face. I was hurrying to the door just after dark after stopping to chat with a neighbor and the most amazing feeling came over […]
Being a Catalyst by Lauri Ann Lumby
You Can Run but You Can’t Hide How many times have you heard the light of a candle used as an example of the function of the light “filling a previously darkened room with light?” The problem with this metaphor is that it neglects a critically important aspect of light – the casting of shadows. […]
