This article presents six practical approaches for cultivating happiness through contemporary witchcraft practices, drawing on correspondences from color magic, herbalism, and celestial symbolism. The author discusses the use of lemons and citrus fruits, the color yellow, sun-centered rituals, banishing techniques, ritual baking, and the creation of spell oils as methods for manifesting joy and dispelling negative emotional states.
This article presents three formulations for romance-oriented spell oils rooted in folk magic traditions, including what the author terms “Ecstasy Elixir” and “Soul Mate Sauce.” The text distinguishes these preparations from fictional depictions of love potions, positioning them instead as tools for personal magnetism and attraction within the Hoodoo-influenced practice of “Come to Me Oil.
This article examines nine herbs and spices traditionally associated with love magic within Western folk and ceremonial traditions, including roses, basil, lavender, cinnamon, rosemary, and patchouli. The author provides an overview of each plant’s purported magical properties and suggested applications in romantic spellwork, while briefly addressing ethical considerations practitioners may encounter when engaging with love-focused rituals.
By Moody Moons, Spells, Tarot Spreads and Divination
This article presents a step-by-step guide for conducting a Valentine’s Day tarot spell designed to attract romance and passion, as authored by Lumina Indigo. The piece distinguishes between traditional tarot spreads used for divination and the deliberate selection of specific cards for spell work, explaining the symbolic significance of cards such as The Lovers and The Wheel of Fortune within this ritual context.
By Moody Moons, Festivals & Sabbats
This article presents ten practical activities for observing Imbolc, a seasonal celebration marking the transition from winter to early spring. Drawing on belief-based practice and experiential knowledge, the author explores traditions involving fire and light symbolism, dairy-centered foods, candle-making for ritual purposes, and preparatory practices for the coming planting season.
By Moody Moons, Festivals & Sabbats, Winter Magic
This article presents a recipe for winter herbal cream pasta designed for observance of Imbolc, a seasonal celebration marking the transition from winter to spring. The author explains the symbolic significance of each ingredient within the context of traditional folk practices, including the use of dairy products to honor Imbolc’s association with milk and cream, sundried tomatoes representing preserved summer light, and fresh herbs signifying emerging spring growth.
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