Tarot for the Week Ahead
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Simple Witchery for Everyday Enchantment
Something ancient is waking in ordinary women. It has a name older than any of us, an epithet meant to harm, an identity we now reclaim—Witch! Not a caricature with a pointy hat, but the real thing; women tending community and protecting their power.
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Witchcraft Is Not A Theater of the Sky
. . . . the magick of declining command performance. Sometimes the spell is participation, and sometimes it’s simply knowing when to say, “No. Not tonight.”
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The Dark Moon is a Rest Stop
. . . releasing, reconciling, and making space for what comes next.
The Cottage Library
. . . coming this summer
Where Moonlight Finds You
Not every witch lives in a vine covered cottage in the woods. Some of us keep our magic on a tiny patio, the front porch, or a balcony where basil and rosemary grow in weathered pots beside the geraniums.
May The Longtime Sun Shine Upon You
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Full Blue Moon
. . . the spell continues
Blue Moon Rising—A Time for Liminal Magick
There is an older definition for a blue moon, drawn from days when people kept time by what could be seen and felt. When lunar phases guided the calendar, and the year was divided not by months on a page, but by the great thresholds of solstice and equinox.
Witchcraft Is Self-Care
. . . witchcraft is self-care, and why it matters now. In a system that benefits from your exhaustion, self-care is not only empowering, it’s necessary.