Our Witchcraft and Magick Program
Both Witchcraft and Mystical Dragon’s Witchcraft Program are centred around a reverence and kinship with nature. Witches believe that Earth is a divine manifestation and all nature constantly speaks to us if only we will listen. Our temples are the forest, beaches, deserts, and gardens. We believe that when we lose touch with our blessed planet, we lose touch with all that is divine.
Witchcraft doesn’t claim to be the “One True Way” but that every person has their own path to follow, and all paths inevitably finish at the same place. We, therefore, have respect for individual choices of faith. Because of this, the assumption is that people who can benefit from the ‘Old Religion’ will “find their way home” when the time is right.
Our free “Introduction to Witchcraft Seminar” is a perfect precursor to the study of witchcraft.
Magickal Workings
There are many ways you can work your magick and spells, such as using candles, herbs, or crystals as a focus, following the Moon and more.
- Candle Magick
- Celebrating the Wheel of the Year
- Charms and Talismans
- Create a Magick Wand
- Crystal Magick
- Elemental Magick
- Kitchen Witchcraft Samhain
- Moon Dragon Inspiration Session
- Moon Magick
- Plant Magick
- Potions and Tinctures
- Protection Magick
- Sacred Magickal Practices of Ancient Egypt
- Sigil Magick
- Walking the Labyrinth with Goddess Hecate
Open Circles
We hold open circles (rituals) to celebrate every second Sabbat (the Solstices and Equinoxes). These circles are free and open to the public to join.
Your Witchcraft Program Mentor
A Brief History of Witchcraft
Witchcraft had its organised beginnings in Palaeolithic times, co-existed with other Pagan “country” religions in Europe, and had a profound influence on early Christianity. In the medieval period, tremendous persecution was directed against the nature religions by the Roman Church. Over a span of about 300 years many men, women and children were hanged, drowned or burned as accused “witches.” The Church accused them of black magic and Satan worship, though in fact these were never a part of the Old Religion.
The practitioners of witchcraft went underground, to practice in small, secret groups called “covens”. For the most part, witchcraft stayed hidden until very recent times. Scholars such as Gerald Gardner and Raymond Buckland shed some light on the origins of the craft through publishing some of their writings and teachings, plus new attitudes of religious freedom have allowed witchcraft to begin becoming more open again.