Witch’s Sabbat: Lammas/ Lughnasadh
The sabbat of Lammas falls between the summer solstice and the autumn equinox, arising from the harvest festivals of the Northern Hemisphere, though similar celebrations are found across cultures. Lammas invites us to pause and acknowledge the gifts of the Earth- our food, our sustenance, our life. Central to this sabbat is the corn dolly, a humble yet powerful charm made from corn husks and woven to represent the pregnant Earth Goddess and the abundance she offers.
Candle Magick Class Reflections
As students entered class on Saturday, their eyes were immediately drawn to the table before them—crowded with flickering candles, ritual oils, and curious tools. This was no ordinary lesson. It was an initiation into one of the most overlooked yet powerful arts of witchcraft: candle magic.
The humble candle appears in nearly every modern rite, yet few truly understand the secrets it holds. More than a symbol, it is a living bridge to the elements, fire in the flame, water in the melting wax, earth in the soot, and air in the rising vapor. In this class, students learned that a candle is not merely an accessory to spellwork, but a complete magical tool in itself.
New Moon in Sagittarius
New Moon in Sagittarius invites us to step through a portal of possibility.
This lunation calls us toward growth, optimism, and spiritual adventure. It reminds us that joy and meaning are not destinations, but practices found when we aim high, stay open to destiny, and move gently toward our authentic selves.