Tag: anxiety

Guide to Summer Solstice Healing: Heart Medicine

How do you celebrate your Summer Solstice? Dear Witches, It has been quite some time, my witches. I always intend to post regularly, but life often intervenes. I have so much to share, as I wish to share tips to how to enjoy this summer solstice. I have so much to share, as I wish … Continue reading Guide to Summer Solstice Healing: Heart Medicine

Embracing Nature: The Witch’s Guide to Mental Health

In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, finding solace in the ancient ways of our ancestors can be a powerful source of healing and connection. As a witch who has embraced the holistic and ancestral practices of gardening, plant medicine, and manifestation, I have found a deep sense of peace and purpose in my … Continue reading Embracing Nature: The Witch’s Guide to Mental Health

Witches Kits: Spiritual Self-Care

https://videopress.com/v/RXZxfqJO?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true My spiritual creations through all of my learnings Hello my Fairies: I started creating this spiritual journey through my deep roots to my home land Portugal. In Portugal the history of witches trials is limited in that there was barely any but that is not the case. Portugal’s witch hunts were conducted quietly and … Continue reading Witches Kits: Spiritual Self-Care

A Witches Journey: spells, gratitude & pay it foward

Manifestations through the darkness into lightness The journey of embracing my inner WITCH came from seeing the magick in nature. The moment I acknowledged my plants to be magickal is when this blissful opening of the WITCH inside of me came Alive. I begun to find holistic ways to be present & grounded, to be … Continue reading A Witches Journey: spells, gratitude & pay it foward

The rebirth of an Imbolc celebration…

Mugwort: smudges to eliminate negativity, cleanse hearth & home, create balance A share of some facts… 💕Imbolc is a pagan holiday celebrated from February 1 through sundown February 2. Based on a Celtic tradition, Imbolc was meant to mark the halfway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. 💕The celebration of Imbolc dates … Continue reading The rebirth of an Imbolc celebration…