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Gifts for Mystics
The Mystical Magazine
for pagans, witches, druids
and community

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to the Re-enchantment
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Ronald Hutton’s book “The Witch” is a must-read for anyone interested in the full range of complexity, variation, and nuance behind the history of witchcraft and the figure of the witch.
The full moon around Midsummer is potent. Here’s some correspondences you can work with to make your magic super juicy & some ideas for reconnecting with the spirits of the land, and your highest self.
From our shelves: In light of this season of renewal and growing things, for this particular post we’ll just focus on the witches shall we? Yay the witches!
For FALL
I love this installation. It really creeps me out in a good way. “Nine Worlds,” a film from the multimedia installation “The Shaman’s Journey” by Thomas Ross Miller.
At the Autumn equinox 2017, I went into the forest for three days on vision quest. No tent, no food, no fire. Just me and water, a hammock, some tarps and my bundle and tarot cards.
We live in a death-denying culture. What would be like if we knew that when we die, everything was going to be ok?
Musician Jimmy Trash takes us on a tour through parts of Europe in search of traditional folk magic practitioners.

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Check out this international museum dedicated to all things tarot. They have a shop too!
Pandemic aside, we are actually heading into a regular cold and flu season. Prevention is key! Here’s what this witch has found really works and when to use it.

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May the dark roll over us like a warm blanket, force us inside to gather around the hearth and tuck in together for the cold months. Here’s some stuff to read, while there.
Ronald Hutton’s book “The Witch” is a must-read for anyone interested in the full range of complexity, variation, and nuance behind the history of witchcraft and the figure of the witch.
From our shelves: In light of this season of renewal and growing things, for this particular post we’ll just focus on the witches shall we? Yay the witches!
As we feel that pull towards shorter nights, sweater-weather and, lots of rain on the ‘wetcoast’, here’s a few book we recommend to get into the spirit of Fall and the dark half of the year.
Chill In Our Oracle Nook
Since I got this deck, I have not used any other deck. It answers me immediately, unwaveringly. It doesn’t hesitate or get vague or bored of my questions - not once. It’s a sturdy companion, reliable and Pony-gold.
A three-card Tarot reading is all about the business of life. It's practical. It offers solutions. And it's immediate.
I’ve come across a few candidates for my favourite deck but haven’t been satisfied as of yet. The beautiful yet somewhat inaccessible Star Tarot is one of these, oh-so-close decks! Let me tell you about it.
One card, or yes and no tarot readings can be a huge relief when needing a bit of courage, clarity or discernment.
There are a ton of spooky-season related tarot and oracle decks out there (liked to a few more at the bottom of this article). Here’s our favourite one.
How to incorporate shadow work during this moon phase, and look for a dark moon tarot spread to help you dive deep, illuminate, and reclaim the dark parts of your psyche.
Are all decks the same? What even are tarot? Can you buy your own deck? If you’re thinking of diving into your first deck, here are some common questions answered.

May the dark roll over us like a warm blanket, force us inside to gather around the hearth and tuck in together for the cold months. Here’s some stuff to read, while there.