From the Journal
Spell ingredients can feel overwhelming when you’re starting out. Shops sell hundreds of herbs, oils, stones and powders, and every spell seems to call for
Hoodoo spells for love and money are some of the most practical charms in American folk magic. They use bay leaves, red flannel, roots and
Money herbs are some of the first tools a new witch picks up, and for good reason. They’re cheap, they’re already in most kitchens, and
Waning moon spells answer a question most of us carry quietly: what am I still holding that I’m ready to put down? In the two
A letting go spell is for the moment when you know a relationship is over, but your heart hasn’t caught up yet. You may have
A protection talisman can be as small as a pendant, yet people have trusted these pieces of jewelry for thousands of years. So what turns
Herbs for luck turn up in almost every old family tradition, yet each country used them in its own way. So which plants did people
Most honey jar spell mistakes don’t happen on the day you make the jar. They happen in the weeks after, when the jar sits on
Why does a common kitchen herb show up in so many money spells? Basil in witchcraft has a longer and stranger history than most practitioners
Free love spells are one of the most searched topics in witchcraft, and it is easy to see why. Not everyone has herbs, oils or
A relationship spell can be a gentle way to care for a bond you already share, but many people are unsure where to start. What
A Lammas celebration marks the moment summer turns toward harvest, but many people are unsure what the day really involves. Is it Lammas or Lughnasadh?
