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Examples of English Witchcraft in the Museum of Witchcraft, Boscastle, Cornwall
Traditional Mandrake A poppet from the 1940’s A selection of scrying tools A closer look at the scrying objects Scrying ball that belonged to Cecil Williamson Scrying crystal that belonged to Austin...
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Need Not Greed
Witchcraft has nearly always been a tool used by the oppressed, the poor and the outcast but today it seems to be becoming the playground of the elite, the well-off and those who have a larger than...
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Holy of Holies
The storms have been raging outside for months now; rain and gale-force winds that don’t seem to lose their enthusiasm or lose their energy. Most of the South-West of the country is battered and...
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When the Nights and Days are Balanced and Halved…
The vernal equinox has come and gone and so the magic we work now takes on a new intensity. The equinox is a time when day and night stand equal for a time before the day wins strength over the night...
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Cunning and Corvids
Autumn has finally arrived here and as I walked the damp and misty fields yesterday, two crows were perched on a low branch of an apple tree. To begin with they just looked at me in their sombre way...
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To Curse or Not…
“Casting the Curse” by Charles Wain “To be, or not to be: that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of...
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Sorry For Being Away
I feel an apology is due for our absence from this blog for such a long time, so “Sorry!” BUT we are back now and we will be back to regularly updating and adding our thoughts, ramblings and...
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Michaelmas
We are now at the autumn equinox where once again the days are held in balance before the dark wins. The harvests are nearly done and the hedgerows are full of fruits; sloes, hips, rowan berries, elder...
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The Feast of Avalon
The autumn equinox is here and the autumnal mists have arrived, along with the drawing in of the nights and that special autumnal scent emanating from the hedgerows; this year they are especially...
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Druids Bones
Our Mistletoe Gift The lay that is no lay calls for a tree That is no tree, of low yet lofty growth. When the pale green of autumn casts her leaves My leaves are freshly tufted on her boughs. When the...
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