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Glad to have found your channel. My cat is called Joan !

Supporting witches i subbed to u

The suspicious box is VERY important. Don't ask why, it just is.

My friends and I went on Saturday night. We had a blast until the Fire Marshall shut it down around 9:30PM! I will go back again next year.

Love this. Thanks for the post. I'm a solitary practitioner so I enjoyed celebrating Beltane and my birthday (May 1) with you guys. Beltane blessings to you all.

Good luck to you in any of your beginings!

I don't really worship a deity. I appreciate the construct that one represents. Anubis/Hades/Hel = Construct of Death Ra/Gaia/Yggdrasil = Construct of Life Instead of worshiping them, I appreciate what they bring to existence, a balance.

The flowers are also edible, but only the flowers. They're traditionally used in cordials and wine :)

Awesome!!!

Ive been watching since you started Witches of the Crystal Garden and i just wanted to say that I've missed your videos!! I love your personality with the informative videos! Youre so entertaining!! Im glad youre making videos again :)

Nicce. Want more views? Check 'Promosm'!!

Hey ! Would you like to collaborate?

I didn’t watch this in time for Yule, but I love the spell jar ornament idea for next Yule!

Lovely! I love simmer pots. You can also strain the water and put in the fridge for up to 7 days, to put it on your hair or as like a blessing wash for front doors and such. Or Face toner. Can't wait to see what ice Magick you come up with ❤

You could always use a cinnamon stick as the log. It's wood..since it'd bark. Possibly stuff the herbs and such inside. And if you so desire, you could burn it up in its entirety to send out any intentions you wanted.

Love making the spell jars into ornaments! I plan to use cedar & pine needles, pinecones, and tiny Gamble's oak leaves I've collected from my hikes lately. + orange peel & sage from the garden 🎄🌟

Such a cute idea! I have a yule log I might actually decorate like this to burn tonight. Thanks for the laughs & creative inspiration :) happy Yule ya'll!

🎅🌲🎀 not Neil's

Wonderful episode.Both logs are beautiful.

Woah that wooden bowl holder is amazing

This was a fun video! I did want to make a note about modern Santa, though. I've seen it floating around that CocaCola invented the modern iteration, but I feel like people forget the enormously popular 1821 poem, "'Twas The Night Before Christmas" by Clement Moore. He described Santa as flying in a sleigh with 8 reindeer, dressed all in red fur, short, fat, jolly and kind, with a snow-white beard and rosy cheeks. He smoked a pipe, had a distinctive laugh, entered and exited via chimney at midnight, and carried a sack full of toys for under the tree. Clement Moore was writing for a mostly English-American audience of New Yorkers, but he makes reference to old Dutch rural New York culture because even in 1821 Americans longed for "a simpler time." His "St. Nick" was supposed to be a folksy Dutch-American figure, which I think is pretty neat.

Since the pagans were not giving up their rituals, the church made it a Christian holiday so the pagans would be celebrating it in a roundabout way.

Oh hey, you changed the channel name! Informative video, I like it!

so cool. been waiting for someone to break it all down.

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You're Hekatean.

Good morning Goddess!!!

Hi! A few days away from Mabon and I really wanna try some home made incense this year. Loved your video <3 How do you burn the herbs? And do you have any tips to make the stick or the cone? Thanks a lot 🧡

Thankyou

Thankyou x

I love when people make the most of their apartments. Love it.

I absolutely love this !!! Whats the color of your walls because its all so stunning and comforting!<3

Gotta love that frog belly flop

Beautiful! Enchanting! ❤️

beautiful!

Love this idea! I will defiantly be giving it a try.

I love this and I love that it's a kid friendly project, my little witch will enjoy making some with me!!

So cute! I love acorns and am excited to try this.

"Uh, yeah, those are words" Story of my life, bro! These are amazing, by the way!

P.S. Sorry, another question. Looking at that website are the "books" you are referring to call their " Grimoires" ?

Ok, so help me out please. I'm strongly drawn to learning herbs, healing people and animals, medieval therapies, crystals, etc. And, I'm new to all this. Got tired of wanting to learn something and finally decided to learn it, so...here I am. BUT, still I don't consider myself of ANY religious nature nor a "witch". Ummmm...does all this mean I AM ??

Looks like a nice thrift store. Those beautiful brass wine glass-candles would've been $10-$20 a piece near me at goodwill. =( Loving that patina brass sitting mermaid.

I hav so many things from my mother and grandmother I refused to get rid of… my new alter has almost everything in my storage

This was a great video. All of that was great stuff. I bet a ton of people want to see all your stuff. Thrifing is the best!

I make these every year! Only I turn them into cupcakes, make heart stencils and sprinkle the powdered sugar on them! Been making these for about 10 years. Recipe is a bit different, however

Love the funny dialogue between you! So funny and upbeat! 😄

cute stuff!

Part of my dream, if I ever get out of my chronic health mess, involves education in botony and homeopathy. My fantasy is to have a dark academia/apothecary/alchemy themed homesteading/prairie & wetland restoration/native wildlife refuge. The setup I'd love to have would include a fully functional and self sustaining food forest & herb garden apart from the native plants, and have a set up for a distillery to make my own pure grain (corn) alcohol for fuel, sanitation and food/herb preservation (along with medicinal alcohols for adults) and to have a steam distillation system set up to make essential oils and hydrosols. I'd love to have a manual oil press crank for nut & seed oils and butters too. I would lean heavy into the Native American uses and practices as that's my heritage, but there would definitely be a magic core style to it all- copper, cast iron and glass with alcohol burners (no yucky fossil fuels!)! Corks & leather, parchment & twine! And everything off grid powered by Sun, Wind, Water, Fire, and possibly even human kinetics!

Yule blessings!!! 🖤🖤🖤

Yahoo!! Love yoir channel! Happy Yule! Merry Christmas, happy haunaka