Here is how to make a fae charm that will keep them from wreaking their havoc on you.

Here is one method of making the oil used for anointing.

What should a witch have in their "tool box?"

The popular belief that magic resides on a scale of black and white has roots in many different folktales and systems. What's the real deal with it?

Everyone who's anyone has head of this dreaded and accursed tome, which is supposed to have deep magickal secrets hidden in its pages. What is the Necronomicon, really?

How can you choose one magical symbol that is right for you?

The Key of Solomon and its derivative work the Lesser Key of Solomon are mentioned in occult circles.

In the entire world there are hundreds of pantheons. Greco-Roman, Native American, Druidic, Norse.

Video games and popular literature would have us believe that "necromancy" is black magic.

Find out how to do Kokkuri-San in this article.

This method of divination uses common household objects like marbles to predict probable outcomes.

Here are a few of the world's lucky charms.

The astral plane looks slightly different to each person.

You see these symbols everywhere, and might not even recognize them as symbols of any sort.

Automatic Writing is a divination method many people know about.

A common antiquary children's game is actually a method of divination in disguise!

Find out how you can use a scrying bowl to see places you might not have been meant to see.

Pendulum oracles are very popular for their ease of use and effectiveness in contacting one's own psyche as well as other outside entities.

The art of Tasseography, or tea-leaf reading, originates from a late medieval European practice of reading patterns on splattered wax and lead.