Stephanie Stephanie• January 22, 2021 • Mythology •

Since we're at the height of winter, with spring only a few months away, I chose to highlight the Slavic deity Marzanna today
Stephanie Stephanie• December 8, 2021 • Natural Wonders •

I know I've seen nocturnal magic thrown around a time or two in the group. And what better creature to represent the night than our Moth friends?!
Stephanie Stephanie• November 25, 2021 • Natural Wonders •

The term “animism” first entered academic discourse through anthropologist Sir Edward Burnett Tylor in his book Primitive Culture, which was published in 1871.
Skyler Stephanie• November 20, 2021 • Spicy Psychology •

Here we are again for *Part Two* of Shadow Work - diving a little deeper this time around with some questions you might want to begin mulling over and asking yourself. Last time, we reviewed what the shadow is, where it originates...
Olivia Olivia• September 27, 2021 • Wicked History •

Though the exact date is unknown, it is believed that Marie Laveaux was born a free woman in the French Quarter of New Orleans on September 10, 1801. At the time, Marie was the first free-born member of her family.
Stephanie Stephanie• November 15, 2021 • Spicy Psychology •

SHADOW WORK - PART 1
Olivia Olivia• November 3, 2021 • Wicked History •

I’m sure many of you have heard the song “Rasputin” via Facebook, Tik-Tok, or Just Dance, but how many of you know the story of the man who inspired the piece?
Stephanie Stephanie• November 3, 2021 • Folklore •

A LESSON ON BABA YAGA WITH STEPHANIE
Stephanie Stephanie• October 31, 2021 • Mythology •

In Norse mythology, the Jötunn are a race of giants who are generally seen as malevolent and vicious and who represent the primary adversaries of the gods, deities divided into two......
Stephanie Stephanie• October 19, 2021 • Spells & Rituals •

Symbols can be found all over the world - in magic, in nature, in architecture, in artwork, on tapestries, within sacred structures and carved into stone. Meanings may be...