Mabon: The Autumn Equinox and Its Ancient Roots

As the golden hues of autumn begin to spread across the landscape and the air turns crisp with the promise of the harvest season, pagans around the world celebrate a festival known as Mabon. Falling on the autumn equinox, around September 21st to 24th, Mabon marks the point where day and night stand equal, before…

The Witching History of Halloween

The History of Halloween and Its Impact on the Witching Community Halloween is one of the most beloved and widely celebrated holidays in the Western world. Its roots stretch back thousands of years, intertwining ancient pagan traditions with Christian influences and modern popular culture. But beyond the costumes, candy, and spooky decorations, Halloween has a…

“The Whispers of Waverly Hills: America’s Most Haunted Hospital”

“Whispers in the Dark: The Haunting Legacy of Waverly Hills Sanatorium” Perched atop a hill in Louisville, Kentucky, the Waverly Hills Sanatorium looms like a brooding sentinel, its gothic spires piercing the sky. Once a beacon of hope for tuberculosis patients, it now stands as a crumbling monument to suffering and despair. But for those…

What Is a Witch? Unraveling the Myth and Reality

The word “witch” often conjures images straight out of fairy tales or horror movies: green-skinned hags cackling over bubbling cauldrons, or black-clad figures astride broomsticks silhouetted against the moon. However, these popular depictions are far removed from the reality of witchcraft, both historically and in the modern world. Let’s delve deeper into what it truly…