By Moody Moons, Deities, Interfaith Witch
This article presents an introductory overview of nine Celtic goddesses drawn from Irish and Welsh mythological traditions, offering readers foundational knowledge about deities including Morrigan, Brigid, Rhiannon, and Olwen. The author provides brief descriptions of each goddess’s symbolic associations, mythological origins, and suggested ritual applications within contemporary pagan practice.
This article presents a curated selection of handmade ritual items offered by Moody Moons Handmade in preparation for Lammas, the first harvest festival observed within contemporary pagan and witchcraft traditions. The content describes five products—including seasonal ritual oils, herbal dream pillows, loose incense blends formulated for Celtic deity work, and vintage chalices—emphasizing their intended applications in spiritual practice and seasonal observance.
This article presents nine applications of Queen Anne’s lace (*Daucus carota*) within contemporary witchcraft and magical practice, as described by practitioner Lumina Indigo. Topics addressed include the flower’s use in white magic for purifying intentions, fertility spells, beauty rituals, creativity work, and as a symbolic substitute in blood magic, among other applications.
By Moody Moons, Festivals & Sabbats, Green Witch, Kitchen Witch
This article presents a recipe for Celtic knot bread designed for Lammas, the first harvest festival observed in pagan traditions, incorporating Irish cheddar and fresh herbs as primary ingredients. The author explores the historical and spiritual significance of the triquetra (Celtic knot) symbol, examining its varied interpretations across Celtic Christian and contemporary pagan practices, including associations with the Threefold Law, the Maiden-Mother-Crone trinity, and lunar symbolism.
By Moody Moons, Everyday Pagan
This article explores the concept of the “natural witch” within contemporary witchcraft traditions, distinguishing between practitioners who discover magical practice later in life and those who exhibit intuitive magical tendencies from early childhood.
By Moody Moons, Pagan Travel, Spells, Summer Magic
This article provides practical guidance for practitioners of sea witchcraft on collecting and utilizing natural beach materials as spell ingredients, including seashells, ocean water, sand, driftwood, sea salt, seagull feathers, and repurposed beach debris. The author offers recommendations for preparation, collection methods, and specific magical applications for each item, such as love spells, travel protection, emotional healing, and home blessing rituals.
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