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Category Archives: Nightmares, talismans
From the Wortcunner’s Cabinet – Poppy
In the Victorian Language of Flowers, Poppies symbolise sleep, and imagination Continue reading
Posted in Business, Dreams, healing, Herbalism, Love, Magic, Magickal, mythology, Nightmares, talismans, occult, sorcery, spells, Water Element, Witchcraft, World War I, wort cunning
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Understanding English Witchcraft
The cunning woman or man of the time knew when to plant and when to reap… Continue reading
Posted in amulets, Amulets and charms, Business, Celtic Tradition, Familiars, folklore, healing, Health, Herbalism, Herbs, History of Witchcraft, Magic, Magickal, Nightmares, talismans, protection, Talismans, tools, traditional witchcraft, Wands, Witchcraft
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From the Wortcunner’s Cabinet: Mullein
Mullein is also useful in preventing nightmares and always protective of the dreamer Continue reading
Posted in Candles, Divination, dowsing, Dreams, Fire, folklore, healing, Health, Herbalism, Herbs, Magic, Magickal, Nightmares, talismans, Pagan, pendulum, spell work, Spirit, wort cunning
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The Magic of Holly
The Holly and the Ivy
When they are both full grown,
Of all the trees that are in the wood,
The holly wears the crown.
~ traditional carol Continue reading
Posted in amulets, Amulets and charms, Business, Dreams, Etsy, Fire, folklore, healing, Holly tree, Love, Magickal, magickal trees, Nightmares, talismans, Pagan, protection, Talismans, Thor, Wands, Wiccan, Witch, Witchcraft, wood
Tagged Celtic Tree Calendar, dream magick, English witchcraft, handmade, holly king, holly wand, holly wood, magic wand, Magick, ogham, Robert Graves, The White Goddess, tienne, tinne, traditional witchcraft, wiccan wand, Witchcraft
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