By Sam Stoker I've been looking forward to reading and reviewing this book for actual months now, but to do it the justice it rightly...

By Clare Lesley Hughes The common hawthorn ( crataegus monogyna ) is a welcome sight in the spring hedgerows across Britain. Whilst known...

By Claire Keen, Hedge Witchery UK Welcome to this issue’s witches corner. It is now the time of year when the earth is waking up, plants...

By Sam Stoker I am a long-time attendee of the magical festivals of Beltane and Mabon at Thornborough Henge, wonderful gatherings of...

By Sam Stoker Something a little different to a book review this month, as I find it hard to read so much with having three small...

By Sam Stoker This issue we spoke with Lindsey who has recently opened a new café and spiritual space in Durham City, 3 of Cups, along...

By Sam Stoker If you’ve looked up at the night sky recently (and, let’s face it, if you’re reading a Pagan zine you’ve been looking up at...

By Louisa Chisholm-Kelly Crystals are a magpies dream. I can't walk past a shop selling crystals without the magpie in my brain telling...

The earth is stirring with life. Slowly, the days are getting longer, and the snowdrops are sprouting out from the desolate winter...

By Sam Stoker Known as Ishtar to some and Inanna to others, this Queen of Heaven was worshipped throughout ancient Mesopotamia as early...

Winter is such a special time of year, especially here in the North. The white fuzzy frost, glistening ice, stunning sunsets, bright...

By Sam Stoker This issue we spoke with Krys Holmes who runs their online businesses from their home in West Yorkshire. Krys has two...

Well, here we are again. Blessed Imbolc to you all. With the first light of Spring coming our way, I like to take things back to the...

1. Medicine for the Heart - Imbolc Celebration: Live Music with Aimee Lea Frances Organiser : Aimee Lea Frances & Aimee Pegram   Date &...

Hello friends, how’ve you been? It’s been A WHILE!  Life has been life-ing in the Rach does Magic Universe BUT it’s a new season, the...

As the winter season approaches, many communities across the North of England are preparing for a wide variety of Pagan events,...

The autumn equinox is a time to give thanks to Mother Nature for the harvest and prepare for the upcoming seasons. For me, every equinox...

I have spoken about the correlation between artistic and spiritual practices in my previous articles, however, I focused on the more...

A large part of my paganism is political, as is everything in my life, so when I attended an anarchist book fair (dedicated to Ewan...