Voodoo Hoodoo
- Gris-Gris
- The Hoodoo Altar
- Hoodoo in Savannah
- Li Grande Zombi
- Mojo Bags
- Poppet (Voodoo Doll)
- Prayer to Marie Laveau
- Santeria vs. Voodoo
- Voodoo Hoodoo in New Orleans
Voodoo Hoodoo Personalities
Voodoo Deities
Southern Folk Magic
West African and Haitian Vodun
- Agbe (or Agwe): Vodun of the Sea
- Gu: Vodun of Iron and War
- Sakpata: Vodun of Earth
- Xevioso: Vodun of Thunder
Paganism
Supernatural Phenomena & General Paganism
- Ley Lines Explained
- Modern European Paganism
- Pagan Groups of Jacksonville, Florida
- Paganism in England
Asatru: Northern Germanic Paganism
- Asatru 101
- Facts About Icelandic Ásatrú, the Ancient Religion of the Vikings
- Björketorp Runestone
- Time to take back Viking history and Symbolism from racists and white supremacists
- The Nine Realms of Norse Mythology
- What is Ásatrú?
- Werewolves of the Norse World
- Witches of the Norse World
Viking Symbols
- Gungnir: The Spear Of Odin
- The Helm Of Awe: Viking Symbol For Protection
- Mjölnir: Thor’s Hammer
- The Triple Horn of Odin
- Troll Cross: Norse Symbol Protecting Against Trolls And Elves
- Valknut: Viking Symbol For Death In A Battle
- Vegvisir: Runic Compass
- Web Of Wyrd (Skuld’s Net): Viking Matrix Of Fate
- Yggdrasil: Norse Tree Of Life
Sweden of Jonna Jinton
Kemetism: Ancient Egyptian Paganism
- Ancient Egyptian Religion Overview
- Ancient Egyptian Concept of the Soul
- Ankh
- The Djed
- Duat: Ancient Egyptian Underworld
- Egyptian Gods & Goddesses Of The Great Ennead
- Heka & Akhu: Ancient Egyptian Magic
- Kemetism: An Introduction
- Osirian Mysteries
- 42 Divine Principles of Ma’at
Wicca
- Cleansing Smoke
- Color Magic
- Days of the Week & Phases of the Moon for Botanical Magic
- Foundational Principles For The Application Of Magical Herbs
Witchy History
- Devil’s Sabbath
- The First American Witch Hunt (Hartford, Connecticut)
- Hares As Familiars
- “Malleus Maleficarum” Published
- Origin of Witches
- Witchcraft and Dark Magic in Colonial America
- Witch Trials Of Europe
- Witch Trial Tests
- Witchy History: Grace Sherwood
- Witchy History: Salem Witch Trials
- Witchy History: October 15th, 1674
Pagan Holidays
- The festival of Lupercalia
- Happy Saturnalia!
- Holiday Traditions: Fruitcakes
- Holiday Traditions: Holly, Ivy and Evergreens
- Holiday Traditions: Mistletoe
- Odin vs. Santa
- Samhain: The Lore of Halloween
- Pagan Roots: Saturnalia, Yule and Christmas
Cursed Places
Ars Goetia
- Ars Goetia: Bael
- Ars Goetia: Agares
- Ars Goetia: Vassago
- Ars Goetia: Samigina or Gamigm
- Ars Goetia: Marbas
- Ars Goetia: Valefor
- Ars Goetia: Amon
- Ars Goetia: Barbatos
- Ars Goetia: Paimon
- Ars Goetia: Buer
- Ars Goetia: Gusion
- Ars Goetia: Sitri
Tarot
** These are just short introductions to the cards, an actual reading takes much more information including knowing the meaning of all the different symbols on each card. **
Major Arcana
- Tarot: The Fool
- Tarot: The Magician
- Tarot: The High Priestess
- Tarot: The Empress
- Tarot: The Emperor
- Tarot: The Hierophant
- Tarot: The Lovers
- Tarot: The Chariot
- Tarot: Strength
- Tarot: The Hermit
- Tarot: Wheel of Fortune
- Tarot: Justice
- Tarot: The Hanged Man
- Tarot: Death
- Tarot: Temperance
- Tarot: The Devil
- Tarot: The Tower
- Tarot: The Star
- Tarot: The Moon
- Tarot: The Sun
- Tarot: Judgement
The Faerie Guide
The Faerie Realm
- A Guide to the Faerie Realm
- Avoiding Being Taken By Faeries
- Faerie Classifications
- Concept of Time in Fairyland
- The Faerie Court
- Faerie Flowers
- Faerie Glamour
- Fairy Path
- Midsummer Eve (June 24th, 2022)
- Size of Faeries
Individual Faeries
- Aeval, Celtic Faerie Queen
- The Dagda
- Lady of the Lake
- Oberon, King of the Faeries
- Fairy Queen Titania
- Fand
Varieties of Faeries
- Banshee
- Boggart
- Brownies
- Changelings
- Corrigans (Korrigans)
- Dryads
- The Dullahan
- Elves
- Faun
- Gean-Cánach
- Gwragedd Annwn
- Huldufólk
- Leanan Sidhe
- Leprechauns
- Mermaids
- Nymphs
- Pixies
- Pùca
- Seelie
- Selkies
- Sidhe
- Trows
- Tuatha dè Danann
- Undines
- Will o’ the Wisps
Fairies Contrast and Comparisons
Mythological Creatures
- Dragons
- Goblins
- Salamanders – Fire Elemental Spirit
Faerie Crafts
Faerie Literature
World Without Faeries
Guide to Vampires
African Vampires
Asian Vampires
European Vampires
- Alukah
- Aniukha
- Annis
- Dhampir
- Draugr
- Empusa
- Iara
- Incubus
- Lamashtu
- Lilith
- Manjasang
- Shtriga
- The Slavic Vampire
- Ubour
- Upyr
- Varacolaci
- Veshtitza
- Vjesci
- Vourdalak
- Wearh
- Zmeu
Other Vampire Topics
- A Romanian Guide To Finding A Vampire
- Medieval Ways To Identify A Potential Vampire
- Medieval Vampire Defense
- Real Vampires
Folklore of Other Cultures
Joseph Campbell and Others on Mythology and Folklore
- Dorling Kindersley, From “The Mythology Book”
- Joseph Campbell Defines Mythology
- Joseph Campbell from “Myths to Live By”
- Joseph Campbell from “The Ecstasy of Being”
- Joseph Campbell from “The Power of Myth”
- Joseph Campbell on Being Born in Interesting Times
- Joseph Campbell on Entering a New Age
- Joseph Campbell on Immortality
- Joseph Campbell on Myth
- Joseph Campbell on Questing
- Joseph Campbell on “Society”
- Ouroboros
Chinese Mythology
Jewish Folklore
Mesopotamia Mythology
Welsh Folklore
Apothecary
Caution:
- The information/remedies provided on this site is for educational purposes, to inform about traditional remedies and approaches in herbal medicine. It is not a replacement for professional medical advice and treatment.
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- I do not accept any responsibility for loss, harm or damage from the use or misuse of the information provided or your failure to seek proper medical advice.
Fundamentals
Medicinal Herbs
Ointments, Lotions, Bath Salts. Etc.
- Aches & Bruises Balm
- Herbal Hand Sanitizer
- Herbal Muscle Bath Salt
- Lovers’ Quarrel Massage Oil
- Natural Facial Cleanser & Exfoliant
- Vein Relief Ointment
- Warming Ointment
Juices
Teas
- Digestive System Tea
- Gingerade Tea
- Golden Milk
- Lymph Cleansing Tea
- Mood Tea
- Nerve Soothing Tea
- Peaceful Dream Tea
- Vitamin Tea
Alcohol Fortified Tonics
Space Purifying
Incense
Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
- The Eight Branches of Chinese Medicine
- Gua Sha
- Jade Facial Roller
- Moxibustion
Mythical Herbs and Components
Poison Garden
- Bluebell (hyacinthoides non-scripta)
- Chinese Lantern (Physalis alkekengi)
- Deadly Nightshade (atropa belladonna)
- Lily of the Valley (convallaria majalis)
- Mandrake (mandragora officinarum)
- Mistletoe (viscum album)
- Old Man’s Beard or Traveller’s Joy (clematis vitalba)
- Pennyroyal (menthe pulegium)
- Wolfsbane or Monkshood (aconitum napullus)
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