Tag Archives: witchcraft

how we do what we do

I’ve been thinking and reflecting alot lately on not only what we do, but how we do it. To me, a strength of what I personally bring to the wider Sydney and Western Sydney pagan, witchcraft and occult community is the community spaces that I build, host and create. I’m good at it and IContinue reading “how we do what we do”

Connect Online and In-person: Witchcraft Community in 2025

It’s not lost on me that I’m writing this online while discussing ways to connect with people in real life. However, for many of us, the internet remains a vital tool to find and connect with like-minded souls. With the shifting landscape of social media (what’s up Meta?), it’s become more important than ever toContinue reading “Connect Online and In-person: Witchcraft Community in 2025”

Pagan Fringe 2024 in Review and Looking Ahead

In 2024, the Pagan Fringe community thrived through diverse gatherings that fostered learning and connection, reaching a wider audience online. Building on this foundation, plans for 2025 include accessible educational workshops, the launch of a Witchy Death Café, and ongoing community celebrations, emphasising inclusivity for all practitioners.

Celebrating the Summer Solstice

Australia celebrates its longest day, the summer solstice, a time for pagans and witches to honor the Sun’s peak, reflecting on seasonal energy. Celebrated with community gatherings and rituals, it represents abundance and success. The solstice offers a unique chance for practices enhancing energy and growth before the days shorten.

Book Circle 2: Oils and Ointments

That’s a wrap on our second Book Circle! If you couldn’t make it, here’s a quick recap of what we covered on Thurs 7th November 2024. Thank you to all 12 of you who came along to our meet up. Following on from our first session, we continued working with Scott Cunningham’s Incense, Oils &Continue reading “Book Circle 2: Oils and Ointments”

Exploring Your Witchcraft Home Field

The author explores the concept of the ‘home field’, inspired by Dr. Hannah Sanders, emphasizing its significance in understanding the connection to one’s immediate environment, particularly in witchcraft. The pandemic highlighted this connection, encouraging a focus on local spaces and energy. The author invites readers to explore their own ‘home fields’ for deeper insights.

Book Circle #1 Recap: Incense

For those of you who couldn’t make it to last night’s session, here’s a quick recap of what we covered in our first session exploring Incense, Oils & Brews by Scott Cunningham. It was a great discussion filled with insights, questions, and plenty of practical tips for working with magical ingredients. The conversation was bothContinue reading “Book Circle #1 Recap: Incense”