In the tapestry of symbols that span across cultures and eras, few are as enigmatic and widespread as the triquetra. This ancient motif, with its three interlocked arcs, whispers tales of mysticism, spirituality, and the allure of the unknown. It's a symbol that has danced through the ages, adapting and enduring, from the stone-carved relics of Celtic art to the screens of Hollywood. And yes, if you're picturing the cover of the "Book of Shadows" from the hit TV show "Charmed," you're right on track. But the triquetra's story stretches far beyond the realms of television fantasy, into the very...

The pentacle and the pentagram are both fascinating symbols that have captivated the human imagination for centuries. In this article, we embark on a journey to unravel the profound meanings and differences between these two mystical symbols. Join us as we explore their origins, symbolism, and their significance in various spiritual and magical practices.Differences Between a Pentacle and PentagramThe pentacle and the pentagram have ancient origins, rooted in different cultures and civilizations. The pentagram, a renowned emblem consisting of a five-pointed star, can trace its roots back ...

A few posts ago, I talked about how an amulet or talisman was just a hunk of metal - unless you empower it. This time, I'll expand a little more on it and tell you how to empower it for your intent. First of all, what is an intent? An intent is something that is intended; purpose; design; intention. Basically what you want that shiny new amulet (something that deflects something away from you or protects you) or talisman (something that draws something to you) to do for you be it lose weight, get more money, get a new house or car, pass a test, find the love of your life - or keep your dog ...

Owning a spiritual/witchcraft shop means I get a lot of questions - some of them very interesting ones. Well, actually, most of them are very interesting. One of the most common questions I get is "What amulet will do x for me?". From the response to my answer, I can always tell how experienced in The Craft the questioner is. My answer? "Any amulet is just a hunk of metal...it depends on what it means to you and what you empower it to do". It's true that a certain design, pattern or materials of a piece can aid in a particular function - but really the humblest hunk of stone from the street...