Explore the Dark Goddesses of Celtic myth this Samhain. Learn how the Morrígan and the Cailleach guide endings, shadow, and transformation, showing us the sacred rhythm of life and death.

Explore the rich history of Samhain — from sacred fires and ancestral offerings to the evolution of Halloween. Discover the magic, myths, and meaning behind the season of endings and beginnings.

Donn, the Dark One of Irish myth, stands at the edge of the western sea — a shepherd of souls and keeper of ancestral memory.

On Samhain night, the cave of Oweynagat yawned wide, and wolves of shadow spilled into the mortal world. These were not beasts of flesh but guardians of the threshold — reminders that before renewal comes the descent into mystery.

On the misty hill of Tlachtga, the first Samhain fires of Ireland blazed to life — a ritual of death and renewal that bound the land, its people, and their goddess together. Discover how this ancient rite once rekindled every hearth across Ireland, and how you can honor the flame of renewal in your own life today.

Step into the shadowed season with the Morrígan, goddess of prophecy and transformation, and learn how her guidance mirrors the cycles of life, death, and renewal at Samhain.

Long before Samhain became a night of masks and firelight, the Tuatha Dé Danann and the Fomorians waged their eternal battle for the soul of the land. Their story reminds us that light and shadow are not enemies, but two halves of the same sacred cycle.

As Samhain nears, the Aos Sí stir beneath the hills. From gentle spirits to the fearsome Dullahan, these ancient beings walk between worlds, their stories echoing into Halloween night.

Tonight, under the Libra new moon, the veil thins. Step into the Samhain series — the Celtic New Year — a season of endings, beginnings, and ancestral whispers.

A playful, witchy dive into plants once blamed for magic, mischief, and medicine — and why those stories still matter.