There are three foundational steps to a complete spiritual cleanse - purification, cleansing, and blessing. This ritual can be done as often as you feel necessary. I like doing this each season or during times of transition and transformation.

Our homes are sacred—bridging the spiritual and physical worlds. Across cultures, homes have served as a sanctuary and a portal to realms as concrete as the outside world, and as ethereal as other dimensions—places that connected our physical, emotional, and spiritual existence; a safe haven that links us to both our humanity and the divine.

While most modern witches work closely with the Moon, many of our practices, rituals, and spells incorporate the Sun’s magic. For example, in kitchen witchery, you stir sunwise or sun ways (clockwise, also known as deosil) to infuse your intentions into your creation.

Astral projection is an ancient, esoteric practice that allows you to transcend your material body. During this process, you are disconnecting your consciousness from your physical body so that you can travel to places within the earthly world and other realms. I’ve traveled to other countries, connected with spirit guides on the astral plane, visited the past, and seen future events through my travels.

Shrubs, or drinking vinegars, are an old timey magickal concoction that was used to preserve fruits and for its healing properties.

This cheese bread is an excellent addition to your Imbolc or Brigid’s Day feasts and a wonderful, go-to recipe for any Kitchen Witch to keep in their spellbook.

The new moon and full moon tend to get all the attention but each phase has its own special juju that you can embrace and use throughout your hearth and home magick. Let’s take a look at the waning crescent or balsamic moon vibes.