Author: Blaise Nova Luna
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Walking the Path: Reflections on The Witch’s Name (Revised Edition)
Blaise expresses gratitude for discovering “The Witch’s Name” by Storm Faerywolf, highlighting its focus on the craft of witchcraft rather than solely on naming. The book encourages personal growth and authenticity, dispelling misconceptions about needing specific practices or names to be a valid witch. It emphasizes self-reflection and connection with one’s unique path.
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Summer Witchcraft: The Season That Scatters and the Season That Connects
Summer in Canada is fleeting, prompting a frantic rush to create lasting memories, often at the cost of personal well-being and creative practice. Amidst busyness, connection with nature offers restoration and presence. Embracing small moments can rekindle our craft, reminding us to honour the season and cherish every beautiful experience.
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Lughnasad: A Practical Celebration for a Busy Witch’s Life
Lughnasad, arriving this Saturday, signifies the first harvest and honors craftsmanship and gratitude. While traditionally a fixed sabbat, modern celebrations often adapt to community schedules. A simple ritual emphasizing personal gratitude for one’s creations highlights the sacredness of skill and effort, reinforcing the importance of community connection.
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Charm Casting, Community, and the Magick of Being Present
Blaise reflects on a recent Alumni session led by the Laurel Witch, emphasizing the importance of community and shared stories in witchcraft. Despite missing the start, the author felt relief among engaged participants. The session highlighted the value of presence, connection, and gratitude within the witch community, reinforcing that the heart is a witch’s strongest…
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Navigating Mercury Retrograde: Insights from a Community Session
The week was tumultuous due to Mercury Retrograde, causing communication issues and heightened emotions. However, an Alumni session on Deities brought a restorative calm, emphasizing personal sovereignty and healthy skepticism. This experience highlighted the importance of community and reflection, leading to a new blog schedule that feels more aligned. Gratitude emerged.
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Devotion When You Are Tired
The post reflects on the challenges witches face, especially during times of exhaustion, emphasizing that intention matters more than perfection in practice. It champions the idea that even small efforts are powerful and encourages witches to embrace their unique paths without seeking approval from others. Sovereignty and authenticity in one’s craft are prioritized.
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When “Good Enough” Evolves: Practical Craft Wisdom from Eight Wooden Spoons
The post emphasizes that the concept of “good enough” in witchcraft is personal and evolves with experience. It argues that complexity does not equal depth in rituals; intention and care matter more. Ultimately, Blaise expresses that his responsibility lies in the intention invested in tools, allowing others to shape their own experiences.
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Litha: The Magick of Speaking Your Desire Aloud
Litha brings a heightened sense of life and magick, encouraging personal expression and connection to nature. As one reflects on desired feelings during this time, the invitation to embrace and articulate them leads to a reawakening of one’s true self, fostering a quiet belonging and a joyful mischief.
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Drawing Down the Goddess: Reflections from Our Alumni Night
Thank you for your patience waiting for this post. I’m a little late, because I wanted to share something sacred. Last night, our Alumni Circle gathered for a session unlike any other, a night devoted to the art and mystery of Drawing Down. For many witches, Drawing Down is something whispered about, half‑understood, or wrapped…
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Blue Moon Homecoming
Blaise reflects on a transformative Blue Moon gathering that exceeded expectations, revealing a sense of community among witches. Observing former students aiding newcomers, he felt a profound peace and belonging. This experience marked an ending and a beginning, highlighting connection to the universe and the beauty of shared moments.