Discover the The Lubanko Tarot by E. Lubanko. A stunning, surreal deck that delivers blunt truths, breathtaking art, and queer, honest magic. Read the full review and see why this deck stands out.
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When it comes to witchcraft books, many are often filled with similar knowledge and information. This is not to say it is bad, but some books stand out above the rest. Thrifty Witchery is one of the books that brings new breath into traditional witchcraft. The authors Martha Kirby Capo and Vincent Higginbotham bring an
Have you ever read a captivating book that you forgot you were reading a book? I had this happen with Cliff Seruntine’s book The Wildwood Way. Cliff’s book is about his homesteading journey and connecting with nature spiritually. It is perfect for anyone looking to add more spirituality to their work with the natural world.
As my group started to move closer to becoming a coven, I was thrilled to receive Deborah Blake’s new book, The Everyday Witch’s Coven. I have long been a lover of Deborah Blake’s works, and many of her works grace my selves in my home. So The Everyday Witch’s Coven was a welcomed addition to my
I have long been a lover of Najah Lightfoot’s work since I first saw her do a presentation on Tituba for the first virtual Witches Sabbat Conference. Immediately after the conference, I bought her book Good Juju and fell in love with her writing and inspirational words. Flash forward to now, and I have been enchanted again
When it comes to magickal books, there are millions of them to choose from, and sometimes, knowing which one is best for you and your practice is challenging. I first read Mat Auryn’s book Psychic Witch back in 2021, and it is one of the best witchcraft books I have ever read to this day. So when
I remember the stories and old-school remedies from my grandmother and great-grandmother that they used to recommend, and I always wondered where some of those remedies emerged. I grew into a modern world that was shying away from herbal and home remedies. It is always fascinating to see the history of treatments and how modern
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It is the start of the new year, and one of my favorite parts is the new planners, calendars, and almanacs. Between my MS and my neurodivergent brain, I need to write everything down in multiple places to stay (somewhat) organized. This is why I love the combination of traditional planners, bullet journals, and almanacs
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Many could argue that I am a dark soul who has been drawn more to the spirit world than the world of the living. So it is not surprising to find that I love working with the paranormal. So when I saw J. Allen Cross’s book The Witch’s Guide to the Paranormal, I knew it
Anyone who knows me, knows I am a spooky soul. I love all things Halloween and even most of my Halloween décor stays up year-round as my normal décor. So, when I saw there was a new Tarot deck that revolved around my favorite time of year, I knew I had to have it. The