by Tess Wood | Instagram Taraxacum officianale Bitterwort, Cankerwort, Clockflower, Irish daisy, Lion’s Tooth, Priest’s Crown, Puffball, Swine’s snout, Tell-time, Fairy Clock. Properties Dandelion is more than just an invasive weed; it’s actually a herbalist’s best ally, packed with Vitamin A, B, C and D. It’s easy to find, and all the parts can be …
by Tess Wood | Instagram Welcome to the first of our herbal blog series, brought to you by the lovely Tess Wood. This week – Willow Bark Salix alba Basket Willow, Bay Willow, White Willow, Weeping Willow, Pussy Willow, Brittle Willow Properties I really praise White Willow bark for medicinal purposes, as it’s a natural pain …
by Aunt Carla | Instagram This month is Wellness Month on Witch With Me. As a witch blogger, I want to participate. But as a Hoodoo Practitioner, I had to think about what the concept of wellness means. Hoodoo was a spiritual system created by enslaved Africans, and used by their descendants to fight against …
By Tess Wood | Instagram History describes the full moon as a time of hunting and gathering, worship, and completion. It is beautiful and helps us create and harness powerful energy within ourselves. The moon has housed our intuition and emotions since the beginning of time, and similarily, herbs have been used alongside moon cycles …
by Erin Harker The Magick of Food Food is pure magick. It brings us together. It’s at the center of our celebrations, a source of comfort during difficult times, and can even be used to cure our ails. It provides security and nourishment, and serves as a channel for love and caring for one another. …
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