Fifty (more) questions to test your Pagan and Witchcraft knowledge. Read more
Fifty (more) questions to test your Pagan and Witchcraft knowledge. Read more
Soul Mates? It just sounds like a tub of unserious New Age goo, or the plot of a Lifetime movie. But there are times when I can't help but wonder if such a thing exists. Read more
What's the most popular sabbat? We go inside the numbers to try and find out! Read more
For whatever reason "Mabon" just doesn't seem to capture the greater Pagan imagination the way Samhain does. It's not completely forgotten, but it doesn't get the attention it deserves, and that's a shame because I think the Autumn Equinox has the potential to be one of your favorite sabbats. Read more
Irish potato goddesses, Druids eating pumpkin, Yule grapes, Lammas haggis, and Cerridwen as a groundhog, it's the BroWitch Wheel of the Year! It's a snarky, silly, look at the Wheel of the Year that sounds so serious your friends just might believe it's all true! Read more
Sharon Knight is more than a musician, writer, Witch, ritualist, and organizer, she's a force of nature. Whether it's playing live with her partner Winter or running her own festival, Sharon brings a touch of magick to everything she does. Read more
Despite originally being an initiatory tradition, Modern Witchcraft has sky-rocketed in popularity in large part due to books. Before encountering another Witch, most of us read a book or two, or several dozen. The following books on this list are (in my opinion) the most influential Witch books ever. Read more
Does Paganism shape you into a more honest, moral, more productive, better socialized person? Absolutely. Read more
So you want to be a Pagan blogger? It’s not for everyone, but if you are going to do it there are some things you should know. I’ve been doing it here on Patheos Pagan since 2012, and I’ve learned a few things over those years. Read more
In the end Witchcraft, Wicca, and Paganism overlap (or don't) where we as individuals need them to. For some of us they might be concentric circles, for others city-states all walled off from each other each other. As for me, I'm not a big believer in walls, and I celebrate my Paganism when I'm in the great outdoors, practice my Witchcraft when I need a little spellwork done, and gather in my Wiccan circle when the coven meets. Read more
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