The following magic spells are simple, but powerful and are created to ensure that if anyone saw you doing them, they would have no idea you are a in the witches broom closet.

The simplicity and accessibility of sigil magic make it a popular choice for modern practitioners, especially for those who may be limited by space, resources, or the need for secrecy in their practice. 

There are several ways to use magic spells for protection. These can include protecting a space, shielding your energy or creating a charm for protection. I've included simple but effective spells for each of these below.

The following magic rituals take as little as a couple of minutes to do, so they are perfect for those days when you just don't have the emotional or physical energy for complex magic rituals.

As urban witches, we can tap into the energy of the city and channel it into our magic.

Connecting with city spirits can boost our city witchcraft in many ways

Discover the transformative power of mindfulness practice in the midst of bustling city living. Cultivate inner peace and resilience while navigating the demands of city life. Join us on a journey to mindfulness amidst the vibrancy of the Urban landscape

Did you know that places often have their own spirits? Genius loci is a Latin term that translates to "guardian spirit of the place"

In many spiritual practices, including witchcraft and other pagan traditions, the Dark Moon is considered a powerful time for introspection and inner work.

Beltane heralds the arrival of the summer and celebrates the blossoming of life, fertility and renewal.

Intuitive witchcraft is all about letting your intuition guide your witchcraft practice. So, effectively, it can't be taught. However, if you are looking for a guide to help you create a meaningful and effective intuitive witchcraft practice, read on.

Ostara iis one of the eight pagan Sabbats within the Wheel of the Year and is named after Eostre or Ostara, the Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring and dawn, from whom the word "Easter" also derives.

Cernunnos is a Celtic God associated with nature, fertility and the wild. Sometimes known as the 'lord of wild things’ he embodies the untamed forces of nature and the cyclical rhythms of life. The God Cernunnos is thought to have Gaulish origins and is often depicted with antlers, a symbol of the primal and mysterious aspects of the natural world.

Brigid is a Celtic goddess who represents various aspects of life and spirituality including poetry, healing and craftsmanship. Many witches and pagans are drawn...

The God Hermes rules over boundaries, transitions and communication and is a prominent figure in Greek mythology. As the messenger of the gods, he...