Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Laura Tempest Zakroff, author of several books and decks, including The Witch's Cauldron, Sigil Witchery, Weave the Liminal, Liminal Spirits Oracle, and the new Anatomy of a Witch. A Witchual for the Witch Heart is a simple technique to help you engage more fully with your Witch Heart. In this video you'll learn a little about what the Witch Heart is and how it aids you in your magical practice. This technique can be done sitting, standing, or laying down—and takes just a couple minutes to do. [embed]https://youtu.be/6ND9AYTnXIY[/embed] Our thanks to Laura for her guest post! For more from Laura Tempest Zakroff, read her

An ENORMOUS thank you to our LlewellynCon presenters today: Tess Whitehurst, Shai Tubali, Laura Tempest Zakroff, and Danae Moon Thorp! Unable to watch their presentations live? Click on their images below to watch the recording! And, be sure to follow our YouTube channel, where we'll be sharing the recordings of each presentation! Watch Tess Whitehurst: Magical Strategies for Self-Love Watch Shai Tubali: The 7 Chakra Personality Types and Self-Acceptance   Watch Laura Tempest Zakroff: Exploring the Anatomy of the Witch   Watch Danae Moon Thorp: The Beauty of the Underworld and the Witch Thank you again to all who presented and attended!! We'll see

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Laura Tempest Zakroff, author of The Witch's Cauldron, Sigil Witchery, and the new Weave the Liminal. For quite a few Witches, studying or working in a formal tradition or other kind of group is just not in the cards. Maybe there are none in the area, or if there are, it's not a good match in terms of personality or accessibility. So instead, they walk a solitary path, learning from books and personal experiences. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this approach at all! Yet figuring Witchcraft out on your own can sometimes lead to a feeling of lacking in "officialness." There is a sense of validation that comes with having the title

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Laura Tempest Zakroff, author of The Witch's Cauldron and the new Sigil Witchery. The most frequent interview question that I received after writing The Witch's Cauldron was, "What's your favorite use for the cauldron?" Well, in our house, our five-foot-long, claw-foot tub is our beloved, most-used cauldron. So, consequently, my most common magickal applications center around bathing. But there's more to bathing rituals and spells than herbal infusions and salt mixtures (check out "The Blessed Bathtub," pages 203-209 of The Witch's Cauldron, if you want to know more about these classic methods.) Did you know you could use sigils to focus