Sticks & Stones The Blog
Magical Waters - Part Four
Through ethical collection and respectful practices, we honour the traditions of folk witchcraft and the natural elements that support our magical workings. Embrace the flow of the river and let its energy guide you in your magical journey.
Not All Witches Follow the Wheel of the Year
Embracing Spiritual Growth: Overcoming Spiritual Bypassing in Magical Practices
Before social media, the term "spiritual bypassing" wasn't something I'd ever really thought about. But after nearly five years immersed in online communities and discussions, I've come to grasp its significance and how it impacts our solitary magical practices. It's become clear that in our quest for quick fixes and instant gratification, we sometimes use spiritual rituals and beliefs to avoid facing deeper emotional or psychological issues. This phenomenon isn't just about performing rituals; it's about how we engage with our inner selves and the broader community. As we navigate these spaces, it's crucial to recognise when we might be...
The Difference Between Store-Bought Herbs and Wildcrafted Materials: Amplifying Magical Power Through Connection
Necromancy and The Resting Place of the Dead
Collecting and using graveyard dirt in magic is a practice rich with historical significance and ethical considerations. By seeking permission, choosing significant sites, leaving offerings, and understanding the nature of the soil, practitioners can ensure that their actions are respectful and effective. This mindful approach not only honors those who have passed but also enriches the spiritual integrity of the magical practices involved.
Through these guidelines, we can foster a deeper connection to our magical work, ensuring that each collection is a respectful exchange that honors the memory and sanctity of the departed.