My darling husband, Jason, has finally got himself his own little nook in blogland…
Come on over and join us in our journey from debt to England…
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- See them dancing on the hiltops, Whirling wildly in the dark of night. Hear them chanting of the Goddess, Tall, serene and full of light. Hear them baying at the shadows, Dressing trees with ebon robes. Feel them calling to the hidden; Children of the Ancient Gods...
- "And ever, by the winter hearth, Old tales I heard of woe or mirth, Of lovers' sleights, or ladies' charms, Of witches' spells, of warrior's arms..." -Sir Walter Scott
- “Witchcraft medicine is wild medicine. It is uncontrollable, it surpasses the ruling order, it is anarchy. It belongs to the wilderness. It scares people. It is one thing above all: heathen...” -Christian Rätsch, Witchcraft Medicine
- "O night, faithful friend of mysteries; and you, golden stars and moon, who follow the fiery star of day; and you, Hecate, goddess with threefold head, you know my designs and come to strengthen my spells and magic arts; and you, earth, who offer your potent herbs to magic; and airs, winds, mountains, streams, and lakes, and all you woodland gods, and all you gods of the night: Be present now...” -Ovid, The Metamorphoses
- I walk through a green forest, There I find three wells, cool and cold; The first is called courage, The second is called good, And the third is called stop the blood...
Introducing my hubby…
- "The raven has like no other bird impressed me by her wisdom and stoical calmness at disturbance. This smart bird is my absolute favourite. She is a wonder of dignity and wisdom." Tage Wahlberg - Kunskapen om fåglar
Witchy Blogs and Shops
- A Secret Garden
- Alchemist's Garden
- Apotropaios
- Bayou Hibou – Robin Artisson
- By The Hammer
- Carolina Gonzalez
- Cauldron of Allta Cailleach
- Chasing Domestic Bliss
- Chasing the Moon
- Conjure Doctor
- Cornish Traditional WitchCraft
- Cornish WitchCraft
- Crafts of a Jewitch
- Dancing Down The Moon
- Daughter of the Soil
- Deaf Pagan Crossroads
- Domestic Witch
- Graveyard Dirt – Two Worlds and Inbetween
- House Shadow Drake
- Jewish Myth, Magic and Mysticism
- Magic in These Hills
- Magical Musings
- musings of a kitchen witch
- Neighbourhood Witch
- Not A Wiccan
- Orkney Hertitage
- Root & Rock
- Song of the Old Wanderer
- Tales of a Kitchen Herbwife
- The Crone Speaks
- The Elder Tree
- The Hermitage
- The Moonlit Sea
- The Witch of Forest Grove
- Tracks in the Witchwood
- Traditional Cornish WitchCraft
- Walking the Hedge
- Wandering Soul
- Woodland Witch
Suppliers
My friends...
All along the Shimmering Way…
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- “By Way of Night and Way of Flight, By Way of Moat and Mill... Seek we now the Cauldron-Cup, Beneath the Hollowed Hill...”
- "If this be magic, let it be an art..." Shakespeare - A Winter's Tale
- "I serve the Faerie Queen, To dew her orbs upon the green; The cowslips tall her pensioners be; In their gold coats spots you can see; There be rubies, Faerie favours, In those freckles live their savours: I must go seek some dew-drops here And hang a pearl in every cowslip's ear"
- “…in Britain, as far as I am aware – apart from clairvoyants, patent medicine mongers, palmists, and their like – only some fragments of what we may call operative witchcraft survive in certain families and coteries, like broken heirlooms from some fallen house.” R. Lowe Thompson
- For you have strayed from the well-traveled way, Down a tangled path no other sees, And followed the sound of my plaintive song, That sighs and whispers through the trees...
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