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Midwinter Traditions – From Wild Hunt to Festive Spirit - Vimarsana News

Midwinter Traditions – From Wild Hunt to Festive Spirit

There has been much made in recent decades about the pagan origins of Christmas customs. It is important to note that this idea is not, strictly speaking,

Book Review: Making Magic in Elizabethan England - Vimarsana News

Book Review: Making Magic in Elizabethan England

A long time ago, in my early teens, I had a secret and insatiable thirst for knowledge of the magical arts. Growing up in Aleister Crowley’s hometown, the

We need to talk about the Witchcraft Act 1735… - Vimarsana News

We need to talk about the Witchcraft Act 1735…

Perhaps it’s high time that we opened up a little about the Witchcraft Act of 1735, commonly and erroneously cited as the last draconian law against pagan witches. Getting into the weeds of this is tricky, and requires some careful consideration. Hopefully, there's food for thought in what follows...

Book Review: Magic in the Modern World, Edited by Edward Bever & Randall Styers - Vimarsana News

Book Review: Magic in the Modern World, Edited by Edward Bever & Randall Styers

Magic in the Modern World is a collection of essays from leading figures and experts in the field of academic and practical study of magic.

The Coal Black Smith… - Vimarsana News

The Coal Black Smith…

Tubal Cain, tutelary deity of the craft coterie bearing his name [Clan of Tubal Cain], has a place now in modern Traditional Witchcraft, possibly originating out of a comment in The White Goddess by Robert Graves. In this part of The White Goddess, Graves is talking of the “love-chase” (The Case Song transcribed from the famous trial of Isobel Gowdie) and the transformative procession that takes place between the “Divel” and “Our Lady”.