Show Notes
In this episode we are chatting Ostara, Magic for the Spring Equinox and Celtic deities including Cernunnos, Elen of the Ways and the Fae Folk. Also delving into mini daily rituals we enjoy to stay connected to pagan, witchcraft and self-care practices.
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Join Emmeline and Terence as they journey into the ancient traditions of Samhain, the Celtic fire festival that lies at the heart of many of our modern Halloween customs. We’ll explore its pagan origins, uncover the parallels between Samhain and Halloween, and discover how ancient traditions continue to shape the ways many people celebrate this time of year. Some ghostly experiences, including a spooky stay in Glastonbury town, one of Englands most haunted locations. We’ll also explore ways to honour and connect with our ancestors, from creating meaningful ancestral altars and hosting traditional dumb suppers to working with tarot as a tool for messages from those lost. And, of course, we’ll finish with our Cunning Curiosity, where Emmeline teaches Terence the fascinating folklore behind one of Halloween’s most iconic traditions: carving pumpkins! So, light a candle, settle in, and join us as we explore the folklore, magic and mysteries of the season when the veil is said to grow thin.
In this episode, we’re welcoming the Autumn Equinox /Mabon! Join us as we explore its modern Neo-Pagan roots, dive into rich harvest folklore from the British Isles, and share magical rituals the whole family can enjoy. We’ll also be chatting about autumn crafting, foraging, and how to gently slide back into witchy practices after the summer break. Grab a warm drink and let’s settle into the cosy season ahead.
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In this episode we discuss the first of the harvest festivals on the Wheel of the Year, Lughnasadh/Lammas. Ways to honour this sabbat, how to dress your altar and the roots of its celebration and rituals. Gods and Goddesses from various pagan cultures you can work with along with some fun and fascinating folklore - including where the term ‘bun in the oven’ derives from.
In this episode we discuss how to honour Summer Solstice/Midsummer/Litha. Family rituals, ways to connect with solar energy and relating Goddesses from Celtic pagan traditions. We also explore the magic of Stone Circles in the UK, along with some myths and folklore from Cumbria.