A Digital Grimoire
I love the Canadian winter, especially the ice-cold months of January and February, when the world is covered in a thick, soft blanket of white snow that glitters in the sun. The colours of dormant trees, winterberries, crabapples, squirrels, red cardinals and blue jays sparkle in a sea of white, little dots of life and…
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Pagan literature is a vast universe. Some books are written by scholars or teachers of a certain path who are both knowledgeable, critical, and pedagogical. Other books are not as enlightening. For example, I am not a fan of “spell books” that aim to instruct you in the “how to” of magic without giving any…
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A few weeks ago, when I began to study the history of the Spring Equinox celebrations, I wad thrilled by the thought of a second “new year”. For me, Ostara came to symbolize the idea of a bonus start, a second chance to get the routines in order, start working on all the new projects…
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My personal spiritual experience has grown to become very practical and earthbound, which is what the concept of everyday magic is all about: to experience the divine in everyday activities and through the senses: in nature, in our relationships etc. This newfound intimacy with the Spirit through nature has rekindled my interest in the wheel…
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Everyday Magic 