Coyolxauhqui: The Dismembered Mexica Goddess Who Refuses to Be Forgotten
Beneath modern Mexico City lay the dismembered body of a Mexica deity. When Coyolxauhqui's monumental stone was rediscovered in 1978, it helped reopen the sacred world of Tenochtitlan. But her history is far more complicated than the modern label “Aztec moon goddess” suggests.
Hyssop: The Herb of Cleansing, Blessing, and Renewal
There are certain herbs that seem to exist at the crossroads of medicine, magic, and devotion. They appear in ancient texts, family remedies, religious traditions, and folk practices, carrying with them centuries of wisdom and lived experience.
Hyssop is one of those herbs.
How to Make a Summer Solstice Sun Oil for Blessings, Success, and Vitality
Harness the energy of the Summer Solstice by creating your own Sun Oil. Infused with herbs associated with prosperity, confidence, blessing, and vitality, this simple yet powerful oil can be used throughout the year.
Summer Solstice Magic: Rituals, Correspondences, and Ways to Honor the Sun
Each year, the Summer Solstice arrives as a reminder of abundance, vitality, and the incredible power of the natural world. It is the longest day of the year, when the Sun reaches its highest point in the sky and daylight stretches farther than at any other time. For many spiritual practitioners, folk healers, and magical traditions, this is a sacred threshold, a moment to celebrate growth, gratitude, and the blessings that have begun to take root.