Your Friendly Neighborhood Witch Rob Royston

While not meant to be a complete overview of such an amazing subject, this podcast will go over Kitchen witchcraft in very broad strokes, hopefully enough to get you to look more into it and pique your interest

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://friendlystreetwitch.com/2021/07/16/kitchen-witchcraft-in-practical-use/

Want see photos and purchase information for this beautifully designed deck? Take a look at the following link: http://friendlystreetwitch.com/2021/07/09/the-seventh-sphere-rider-waite-tarot-a-review/

The Left Hand Path, a path walked with shadows and mystery. Often said to be derived from Satanism and the dreaded “Black Magic”, the Left Hand Path is actually quite the opposite.

So this was a bit difficult to do. This is me, being vulnerable and honest. Admitting things I didn't want to admit and letting you all know a bit more about me. 

When we think of magic, what comes more to mind than the vision of a witch, standing over a cauldron, muttering phrases while waving a magic wand. Indeed, the visual of a witch is often accompanied by a broom, wand, cauldron, or any manner tools and objects. For todays lesson, we will go over the basics of these tools, including the most common ones, and also what you can do to substitute for them if you do not have these items.

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://friendlystreetwitch.com/2021/02/15/common-tools-in-witchcraft/

Photos of the deck are in the below link to my blog!

I am going to be completely honest, I was very disappointed in this deck. I was actually a bit shocked by it. The Weaver Tarot, The Ascendant Edition is a deck from the Threads of Fate company and I had previously purchased their Shadow Oracle deck, which I love. I actually could go on and on over the oracle deck, however this is not about that deck, this is about the Weaver Tarot. While it has all the potential for a wonderful deck, one small design choice really ruined it for me. So let’s get into it!

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://friendlystreetwitch.com/2021/06/30/the-weaver-tarot-the-ascendant-edition-a-review/