The Significance of Easter: An Exploration of Its Pagan Heritage

The Significance of Easter: An Exploration of Its Pagan Heritage

Easter has a rich and fascinating history that spans across cultures and civilizations, from the pagan goddess Ēostre to the Christian celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Alicia Lufolk
Unleashing the Power of Ostara: A Wiccan Celebration of Renewal

Unleashing the Power of Ostara: A Wiccan Celebration of Renewal

Join us as we explore the many ways to celebrate this pagan holiday. From honoring the associated deities, decorating your altar, to performing rituals, we will uncover the magic and wonder of Ostara.
Alicia Lufolk
Walking with the Moon: A Guide to the 8 Phases in Wicca

Walking with the Moon: A Guide to the 8 Phases in Wicca

Moon phases hold great significance in Wicca because they are seen as a representation of the cyclical patterns of life, death, and rebirth.
Alicia Lufolk
Discovering the Magic in Your Everyday Life: A Guide to Living a More Joyful Life

Discovering the Magic in Your Everyday Life: A Guide to Living a More Joyful Life

The blog post is about adding a touch of magic to daily life to help feel more fulfilled and joyful. It suggests incorporating simple acts like connecting with nature, creating sacred everyday rituals, practicing mindfulness, surrounding oneself with positive energy, and creating one's own magic to bring a sense of enchantment into daily life. These small acts can help feel more grounded, in tune with surroundings, and bring more joy and fulfillment into life.
Alicia Lufolk
A Tale of Love and Sacrifice: The Origin of Valentine's Day

A Tale of Love and Sacrifice: The Origin of Valentine's Day

3 min read Introduction Valentine's Day is a day dedicated to love and affection. It's the perfect opportunity to tell your loved ones how much you care about them, but...
Alicia Lufolk
5 Imbolc Ritual Ideas to Inspire Your Tradition

5 Imbolc Ritual Ideas to Inspire Your Tradition

This blog post is about the Wiccan festival of Imbolc, which marks the halfway point between the dark of winter and the rebirth of spring and is one of eight sabbats on Wiccan Wheel of the Year.
Alicia Lufolk
Trolls: Helpful neighbors or dreaded kidnapping, child-swapping monsters?

Trolls: Helpful neighbors or dreaded kidnapping, child-swapping monsters?

5 min read Introduction For centuries, tales of trolls have captured the imaginations of people in the deep, Scandinavian forests. These mythological creatures are depicted as everything from helpful neighbors...
Alicia Lufolk
The Future of Wicca is Bright: A blog article about how I see the growth of paganism or wicca in the future

The Future of Wicca is Bright: A blog article about how I see the growth of paganism or wicca in the future

6 min read Introduction I believe that the future of Wicca is bright. It has grown exponentially over the last four decades, and it will continue to grow as a...
Alicia Lufolk
Wicca: Your Guide to the Old Craft. A blog article regarding Wicca and its beliefs and practices.

Wicca: Your Guide to the Old Craft. A blog article regarding Wicca and its beliefs and practices.

4 min read Introduction Wicca was first formally organized in the 1940s and the 1950s when Gerald Gardner and others formed what would become today's Wiccan traditions. These days there...
Alicia Lufolk
5 Crystals To Improve Your Day

5 Crystals To Improve Your Day

8 min read (2 min if you only read the summary bullet points in each section). Introduction Crystals, wonderful things that have been used for thousands of years to increase...
Alicia Lufolk
An old divination method - Year walk

An old divination method - Year walk

In the old folk tradition there were different ways to do a vision quest. One way is to do a “year walk”. Read more here! But be aware, it can be dangerous.
7 Signs You're a Witch Hiding in Plain Sight

7 Signs You're a Witch Hiding in Plain Sight

Do you ever feel like you view the world differently from others? Perhaps you possess a keen eye for details and can sense power, whether it be magical or ordinary. If so, have you ever wondered if this makes you a witch? And by witch, we don't mean the stereotypical image of a woman who lives in a gingerbread house and rides on a broomstick. We mean someone who simply has a unique perspective on the world around them.
Alicia Lufolk