Create Magickal Energy in your Home

Posted by Vivianne Attor on 9/25/2016 to Occult Weekly

At this time of year when the weather becomes colder, we humans will begin retreating to our homes for cozy nights curled up in blankets. I thought it would be a wonderful idea to share with all of you how to create a home full of Magickal Energy. I decided to interview each Witch of our Coven and find out how they create an atmosphere for the nurturing of their individual Spirits.

Keep reading to find out how each of us creates our own Magickal Energy for our personal spaces.

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Discover Your Magickal Name

Posted by Monique Hargrove on 9/18/2016 to Occult Weekly

The first thing we typically learn about a human is their name and in turn that divulges a lot about them. A name leaves an impression, good or bad, brings old memories to life and leaves us wanting to know more.

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Feeling Lost? Follow the Autumnal Wind

Posted by Vivianne Attor on 9/11/2016 to Occult Weekly

Fall has always been a time of great exciting change. When we were children, it was the beginning of the new school year. It was a time when the possibility of new friendships, new discoveries and new experiences were surely on the horizon. September was the first month of a promised year, full of beautiful new beginnings to excite a young spirit.

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Stormcasting

Posted by Monique Hargrove on 9/4/2016 to Occult Weekly

“The elements and majestic forces in nature, lightning, wind, water, fire, and frost, were regarded with awe as spiritual powers, but always second and intermediate in character.”

~Charles Eastman

It is often easy to overlook the true magnificence of a thunderstorm. Perhaps in the days of early man, we looked to the skies and saw it torn asunder with brilliant, jagged streaks of light, followed by the deafening roars cracking across the sky. With no explanation as to how or why this sometimes happened amid the rainfall, it is no wonder that it was ultimately attributed as the domain of gods. These veritable symphonies of nature were regarded as much celestial as they were natural.

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