Official blog of Deborah M. Castellano. Author. Maker. Glamour Maven.
When learning basics, most of us want to rush through and get to the good stuff. When can I start summoning things! When do I get enlightened! When do I light candles with the poooooooooooooowers of my miiiiiiiiiiiiiind! Let’s say … Continued
So, that article at the top of Witchvox, that would be me. I’m sort of surprised, it was supposed to take months and it only took like two weeks. I didn’t even know it was up to be honest until … Continued
Jow (who managed to snake an extra reader some time this week like a sneaky monkey and is now ahead of me again in readership after *I* was ahead for a glamorous two weeks! We have a friendly competition about … Continued
As we know, I can’t be bothered to read a lot of heavily theory based books because I get bored and tap out. So don’t expect a well referenced article here, just my personal experience. Starting out as a Dianic … Continued
For now, my dream job:
Jow knows stuff. He knows all sorts of scholarly occult things and higher magic that I am generally indifferent to bother stuffing into my brain. Give up precious brain real estate occupied by GossipGirl, Toddlers & Tiaras, and gossip keeping … Continued
Before we get started, it’s vital to note that this lesson is not about victim blaming. It is never okay to engage in behavior when it is non consensual such as striking a person, demeaning a person, or sexually assaulting … Continued
Many parties on my blogosphere talk about how meditation is the cornerstone of their practice. And I really respect that, but it’s not the cornerstone of mine. And at first I felt like a complete dilettante about that. What? Sit … Continued
I’d like to welcome new friend Jay to our little place on the blogosphere! His blog, A Magician Without a Cause is new and has a lot of really good thoughts on kitchen/hearth witchery.
Let us continue with our discussion since austensibly, this is what this blog is supposed to be about. It’s okay to have untargeted kitchen witch practices. Look, I’m the first to say my pew! pew! pew! is lacking. I think … Continued