20/08/2026
It’s been a while, witches…
I’ve been quietly lurking in the background for a little while now, trying to find my place here again. I haven’t lost my magick, but if I’m honest, my spark has definitely dimmed.
Sometimes we forget that even our magick needs to rest. And when we don’t listen to that gentle little hum telling us to slow down… well, you better believe the universe has a way of making sure we eventually do.
Life lately... has been busy balancing homeschooling my eldest little witch and supporting mainstream school with my youngest, navigating all the beautiful chaos that comes with being Mum, wife and a friend, and somewhere amongst it all, trying to rediscover the things that light a fire in me again. Oh... and slowly crawling my way back from Influenza A. Look after yourselves, team. That virus is NO joke!
Lately, I’ve started noticing tiny sparks again. I've been getting the itch to create, to craft, to bring magick to the world in some way.
My daughter and I have been creating some mystical and intentional crystal jewellery together (which we may share with you soon), and I’ve been pottering away on a few other witchy creations too.
And somewhere amongst all of that, I realised just how much I’ve missed this little community, the friendships, the chats and the magick of this page.
I still want to create. I still want to share magick. I’m just not entirely sure what that magick looks like anymore. And perhaps I don’t need to know yet. Maybe, one day soon, the planets will align and this new path will reveal itself. 🌙
Because I think sometimes we forget that our source of magick is a living, breathing thing. It changes. It grows. It ebbs and flows. And sometimes… even magick must rest. Not because it failed. Not because the magick faded. But simply because it is alive. ✨
So perhaps this season isn't about trying desperately to get my old spark back. Perhaps it's about discovering what lights the new one.
I’d love to know… When your own cauldron is feeling a little empty, what do you do to fill it again?
Magical wishes,
Glenda Goodspell 🖤