In ancient Ireland, the Tuatha Dé Danann, the deities of wisdom, artistry, and sovereignty, were believed to have celebrated Áine na Máthar (mothers night)—a sacred night dedicated to honoring the divine feminine and maternal ancestors. This festival was observed on the darkest night before the Winter Solstice, symbolizing the nurturing power of mothers to bring forth light even in the deepest darkness.

As the wheel of the year turns and Yule approaches, I find myself enchanted by the art of handmade gifts. There’s a quiet joy in crafting something with love, intention, and care—something deeply personal to share with those you cherish. This year, I’ve turned my focus to creating organic, natural skincare gifts, and one of my absolute favourites is a Beef Tallow and Turmeric Balm.

Happy Samhain, beauties! This season, as the shadows grow longer and the chill of autumn settles in, there’s nothing like an Irish ghost story to set the mood. Tonight, we’re journeying to a forgotten part of Ireland, a place where shadows cling to walls and whispers linger in the dark. So, settle in with your cuppa, maybe light a candle…and let’s walk into the legend of The House of the White Lady.

Hey, magical souls, 🔮✨

Hey, my lovely witches! 💜🔮

Hey, my magical beings! 💜🔮Today, we’re diving into a topic that’s both fascinating and a bit heavy—why religion, particularly organized religion, demonized witchcraft for so long. It’s a question many of us ask as we step into our own power and reconnect with the ancient wisdom that’s always been within us. So, let’s explore the historical truths behind this, shall we?

Hello, my magical beings! 💜🔮

Hello, my magical beings! 💜🔮