The start of galaxy season, a rare hybrid solar eclipse, and a meteor shower all feature this month.
Read more…Using new medical imaging techniques, researchers are working to identify early signs of developmental disorders and mental illness
For those of us without religious affiliations or those who enjoy spreading planetary love, it might be time to revisit the pagan practices of the old and get in sync with the seasons. The term “pagan” has gotten a bad rap in cen
Read more…Using the beauty leaves of fall for magick is fun and easy. Going outside and gathering a few leaves off the ground is quick, it’s free and it doesn’t harm the trees! It’s perfect for any autumn magick or spells you may have.
Tree Correspondences:
Read more…The birds may be able to grasp a pattern-forming concept once thought to be unique to humans
November 14, 2022
Time and again, it seems, research has revealed crows performing some cognitive task that defies our expectations. Now, a ne
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Candle Magic Doesn't Have to Be Overwhelming
If you've never done a candle spell before, candle magic can seem a bit daunting. Even if you've done a few candle spells, you might feel bogged down with the details.
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Read more…February’s night sky will have many highlights, including Jupiter and Venus hanging closely together, the Full Snow Moon, and your best opportunity to spot the once-in-a-lifetime “Green” Comet.
Have a telescope? Don’t miss Jupiter and its four Galile
Read more…Under the January 21-22, 2023, New Moon, we shift out of the year of the Yang Water Tiger and into the year of the Yin Water Rabbit.
In Chinese Astrology, the Rabbit brings hope, peace, and harmony. It is a much gen
Read more…Ley lines are straight tracks or lines, essentially energy grids, that stretch across the earth in every direction. The ancients were said to have marked these lines with stone monuments and pagan temples. This definition makes sense but doesn’t prov
Read more…The first full moon of 2023 is the called the Wolf Moon, and it will peak at 4:08 PM, MST on the 6th of January. The name wolf moon, like all the other moon names, originated from Native Americans. In January, the air is cold and thin and the howling
Word Origin: the term “January” is coined after the Roman God Janus. Historical names for the month of January include the original Roman name “Ianuarius”, the Saxon name “Wulf-Monath” (“Wolf Month”), Charlamagne’s name “Wintarmanoth” (“Winter/Cold
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