On the topic of glamour magic, a lot has yet to be said. Regarding its ethics - its uses, cultivation and employment - a witch I admired, made of wood and bone, once wrote: “Glamours are the magical equivalent of hallucinogens”. I will expand hereafter.

What to make of certain wisht plants and stones, according to French cunning craft and folk beliefs.

And now we must speak of the Gods Themselves.

In which we delve into the practicalities of what informs magico-religious ritual.

In which we discuss what it means when faith calls you home.

Rites of the Spring Equinox.

Sharing a beloved family recipe.

Thoughts on the devotional practice of Flame Keeping and musings along a pilgrimage to Ireland.

In which the author fleshes out some of her belief as it pertains the to the stars and their “secret commonwealth”.

An astrolater’s attempt to understand the Watcher of the East, and one of the Four Royal Stars of Persia.

A recounting of the author’s magical self initiation into Sabbatic Witchcraft through the Dragon Book of Essex grimoire.

“When the time comes, move with the seasons.”

The Daughter of Ivor shall come from the mound.

An exercise in balance.

The work of bees
The mind of women
The coming and going of the tide.

“The Flame of the Forge is the Lair of the Snake
It remembers the Gods that some men forsake.”