From “Macbeth” to “The Crucible” to “Hocus Pocus” there’s many stories associated with Witchcraft, Magic, and Hunting Witches. We at Beyond the broomstick intend to delve deep into the myths, legends, and truths that surrounded witchcraft through the ages.
From “Macbeth” to “The Crucible” to “Hocus Pocus” there’s many stories associated with Witchcraft, Magic, and Hunting Witches. We at Beyond the broomstick intend to delve deep into the myths, legends, and truths that surrounded witchcraft through the ages.
Ostara falls on Thursday March 19, 2020. This year is a very turbulent year. The world is witnessing a pandemic, and many households are in Quarantine. We could all do with a little magic, even if we’re not doing large scale grandiose rituals.
Author: Rae
There are few religions and theological philosophies that allow for such broad interpretation as the religion of the witch. One can be pagan, wiccan, druidic, shamanic, you can choose from any number of pantheons of deities, Norse, Celtic, Greek, Roman, any in between or none. You can follow the Wiccan Rede, or not. You can dedicate yourself to a specific style of craft, belong to a coven, practice solitary craft, or weave your own magic as you see fit. This post seeks to show you where I stand currently in my craft, and what Magick/Magic means to me.
Gabitha and Rachel discuss the history surrounding popular witchy symbols and Halloween traditions! Remember, we encourage discussion on any and all points you may want to contest, expand upon, or offer alternative research to! We’re only humans, you know…
(Apologies for the clickety background noise! The doggos were getting restless!)
The first episode of Beyond the Broomstick! You’ll learn about Rachel, Gabitha, and a brief overview of the Salem Witch Trials!
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