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An explanation as to why I have been absent as well as some reflections on healing, adjustment, and green witchery.

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Join me this week for November the 18th's diary entry.
The snow is falling heavily, and I am sat at the spinning wheel creating a deep blue yarn from merino wool that will create a yarn to form a working known as a 'casting square'. I also speak of another, possibly more localised working using yarn, knitting and crochet called 'the withering square'

Join me as I share this diary entry from October 2024, where my friend and I take time to explore both St James Cemetery and the infamously haunted Speke Hall.

Folk Witch topics covered: Ghosts, hauntings, apotropaic magic (witch marks), folkways, psychic protection, mediumship, the kenning, psychic development, grounding, necromancy references, Pendle witch trial references, Yew tree lore, living with disability and psychometry.

Potential Trigger Warnings: Death, Mass burials, poverty, assault, mental health and infant loss.

Join me as I discuss the use of whistling within folk witchcraft, storms, spirits and workings. This week's episode title was inspired by the brilliant ghost story by M.R.James, 'Whistle and I'll come to you' and this week's storm.

Join me as I discuss practical magic from the kitchen during times of illness, the Goddess Brigid, and explore some of the many folk way and folk witch customs that pop up within Folk Witchcraft.

Warning: Contains mentions of bodily fluids, miscarriage and a term that some might consider as swearing.

I've lost my broom! And this witch needs a new one, especially as it is harvest time and the equinox is drawing near. Join me as I discuss harvests and the importance of brooms, caring for them, blessing them and ritually using them.

Join me as I sit with a warm mug of hot oat milk cacao and reflect back to an experience that led me to examine the consequences of leaving gaps in ones psychic protection, as well as discussing a beautiful healing initiation which occurred when visiting Cornwalls Men an Tol.