By Witchipedia, Moon RItuals & Esbats
This article examines the concept of the lunar day from both occult and astronomical perspectives, clarifying distinctions between esoteric definitions—where a lunar day spans from moonrise to moonset—and scientific measurements based on the Moon’s rotational cycles.
By Witchipedia, Moon RItuals & Esbats
This article provides an overview of lunar eclipses, explaining the astronomical conditions required for their occurrence and distinguishing among penumbral, partial, total, and selenelion eclipse types. The piece further explores perspectives within magical practice regarding the spiritual significance of lunar eclipse energy, including interpretations related to moon phase symbolism and celestial alignment.
This article examines the figure of Lucifer across historical, religious, and contemporary magical contexts, tracing the name’s origins as a Latin term for the dawn star (Venus) and its association with a minor Roman deity before its incorporation into Christian biblical translation.
Astral Projection, By Witchipedia
This article examines lucid dreaming as a practice of conscious awareness and active participation within the dream state, situating it within Pagan spiritual traditions that regard dreams as meaningful experiences connected to the Astral Plane. The text explores both experiential perspectives—including beliefs about soul travel, spirit communication, and non-linear time perception—alongside empirically-studied induction techniques such as MILD, WBTB, and reality testing.
By Witchipedia, Magical Religions and Spiritual Paths
This article examines low magick, also termed folk magic, as a category of practical magical practice historically associated with common people and oriented toward material, survival-related outcomes. The text explores the origins of low magick within ancestral traditions rooted in human-nature relationships, its characteristic simplicity in ritual form, and distinctive features such as the belief in individuals born with innate healing gifts.
This article provides a biographical overview of Lois Bourne (craft name Tanith), a significant figure in the development of contemporary Wicca who served as High Priestess of the Bricket Wood coven, the first coven established by Gerald Gardner in Hertfordshire, England. The piece outlines her multifaceted background as a psychic, nurse, scholar, and author, while presenting a compilation of her published works on witchcraft and Wicca.
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