Names: Scientific & Latin: Acacia senegal, Acacia nilotica, Acacia dealbata Nicknames: Gum Arabic Tree, Wattle, Thorntree, Egyptian Thorn Intentions: Protection, purification, spiritual elevation, communication with the divine Properties: Protection, cleansing, psychic enhancement, immortality, wisdom Basic Overview: Acacia is a sacred tree with deep roots in spiritual and magickal practices across various cultures. Known for its…
Names: Scientific & Latin: Aconitum napellus Other Species: Aconitum ferox, Aconitum lycoctonum Nicknames: Wolfsbane, Monkshood, Queen of Poisons, Devil’s Helmet Intentions: Protection, banishment, invisibility, warding off harmful energies Properties: Protection, banishment, transformation, psychic shielding Basic Overview: Aconite, also known as Wolfsbane or Monkshood, is a highly toxic plant with a long history of use in…
Names: Scientific & Latin: Medicago sativa Nicknames: Lucerne, Green Gold, Buffalo Herb Intentions: Prosperity, abundance, protection, anti-poverty, grounding Properties: Prosperity, financial stability, protection, healing, nurturing energy Basic Overview: Alfalfa is a highly nutritious plant known for its use in agriculture and herbal medicine. Magickally, it is regarded as a symbol of abundance and prosperity, often…
In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to neglect our mental and emotional well-being. Self-care often becomes an afterthought, something we squeeze in when we’re already feeling overwhelmed. But what if you could create a sacred space dedicated to your emotional healing and self-love? A self-care altar can be a powerful tool…
Every person carries within them a constellation of shadow archetypes – those aspects of ourselves that we’ve learned to hide, suppress, or deny. Understanding these archetypes isn’t about labeling ourselves as “good” or “bad,” but rather about embracing the fullness of our human experience. What Are Shadow Archetypes? Shadow archetypes represent the unconscious aspects of…
Flowers have long been revered for their beauty, fragrance, and symbolism. However, their role in divination is a practice that stretches back through history, weaving together folklore, magick, and intuition. Flower divination, also known as floromancy, is the art of interpreting messages and guidance through flowers. Whether it’s by observing their growth, meditating on their…
Have you ever noticed your refrigerator hum? If you haven’t, and it does hum, consider yourself lucky. For some of us, like me, being highly sensitive means nothing goes unnoticed. Not the buzz of electronics, not the way light shifts through blinds, not even the faintest changes in scent. Our nervous systems are like finely…
Using a pendulum with a Ouija board, without the planchette, is a unique and effective method for spirit communication. The pendulum acts as the sole tool for interpreting messages, swinging over the board to point out letters, numbers, and preset answers like “Yes,” “No,” or “Goodbye.” This method simplifies the process while maintaining the structured…
Understanding Tarot: More Than Just Fortune-Telling At first glance, tarot may seem like nothing more than a mystical tool for fortune-telling, a deck of cards used to glimpse into the future. But beneath the surface lies a rich, symbolic language that offers far more than prediction. The traditional tarot deck contains 78 cards—22 Major Arcana…