Mélusine Draco

The first in a new series under the Pagan Portals banner, which explores the rituals associated with sacred landscapes, and how to recognise the types

A companion title to By Spellbook & Candle and By Wolfsbane & Mandrake Root

An Introduction to the Simple Arte of Domestic Folk Medicine

Traditional Witchcraft and the Pagan Revival takes us on a journey into the past, along the highways and byways of our pagan heritage to discover when

The Secret People is a remembrance of times past and a preservation of 'parish-pump witchcraft, wise woman and cunning ways' adapted for use in the 21

How will we feel if we discover that the Great Mother of contemporary Paganism bears no similarity to the primal Great Goddess of the Old European wor

Why we should look upon Yule as one of the most important festivals in the pagan calendar.

'Talking to crows' is said of those who have some presentiment or foresight in Sicilian folk-lore. It is believed that to those who can understand the

A Zen approach to the World, the Universe and Everything.

What, historically, do rats and witches have in common? Firstly, they appear to be almost indestructible, and secondly, they put the fear of the gods

When we talk of Otherworld, we are usually referring to the world of spirit, of fae, and the ancient Ancestors, from where kindred calls to kindred an

In Sumer is Icumen In we discover new and exciting ways of surviving (and enjoying) the truly pagan excesses of the Midsummer Festival. Here we can es

Pagan Portals – The Inner-City Path: A Simple Pagan Guide to Well-Being and Awareness was inspired by Chet Raymo’s book of similar title that chronicl

One of the most significant social changes in the 20th-century was the wedge driven between the males and females of Craft as a result of social media

In the days of Egyptian antiquity, many of the gods were abstract concepts rather than the actual anthropomorphic god-pictures familiar to us today. M

Although we are an island race, few are fortunate to live near enough to the sea to use the shoreline as a regular magical working area. And yet for t

Curses have given the world some of its greatest legends and folklore, and the more grisly and gory, the better we like them. But cursing, or ill-wish