WITCHY SECRETS BLOG POSTS

Those who apply a little in the magical and witchcraft arts know one of the foundations to follow is to try to build as much as possible the elements that are needed for the works.

Even candles are no exception and in this post I will talk about how to prepare them to use them effectively.

Black salt is a mixture of herbs that serves as a protection and complement to white magic rituals.

Also known as witches' salt, it is a preparation used in esoteric rituals to counteract spells and curses. Not to be confused with black salt that is used for cooking in India. Our witch salt is NOT edible.

It is firmly held that a core education in Wicca can be highly beneficial for anyone learning witchcraft or another occult tradition. One can comprehend the roots and power of the world's oldest religion by studying Wiccan witchcraft. In order to be a part of the Wiccan or Neo-pagan community, you will also learn how to partake in Wicca festivals and rituals (and not feel left out).

In a nutshell, the summer solstice relates to the two moments during a year when the Sun is farthest north in the Northern Hemisphere (June 20 or 21) or farthest south in the Southern Hemisphere (December 21 or 22).

If you ask an astronomist, he'll probably tell you that the summer solstice marks the beginning of summer. But views vary.

 So what does the summer solstice have to do with witchcraft? Discover in our blog post!

In present day it's not clear when witches became infamous; however, one of the earliest mentions of a witch is in the Bible in the book of 1 Samuel, reportedly written between 931 B.C. and 721 B.C. It narrates the story of King Saul.

 Throughout history, early Christians perceived witches as evil beings in Europe, inspiring the iconic Halloween figure. Discover more about the history of witches in this blog post!