Cat Call by Kristen J. Sollée including a modern witches’ flying

including a modern witches’ flying ointment

It continues by examining each of the individual runes in turn

painter Megan Wyreweden (The Creeping Moon) draws inspiration from the biodiversity of planet earth – plants

Gerina Dunwich - the author of dozens of books on Wicca and witchcraft - shows how to use the roots

Cat Call by Kristen J. Sollée including a modern witches’ flyingThe cat: A sensual shapeshifter. A hearth keeper, aloof, tail aloft, stalking vermin. A satanic accomplice. A beloved familiar. A social media darling. A euphemism for reproductive parts. An epithet for the weak. A knittedand contestedhat on millions of marchers, fists in the air, pink pointed ears poking skyward. Cats and cat references are ubiquitous in art, pop culture, politics, and the occult, and throughout history, they have most often been