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The Making of a Flying Ointment
The creation of flying ointments is quite the process for me. To share a bit of the magic and practical side of it I will be taking you through the crafting of the Sabbat Flying Ointment from start to...
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Poison in Black and White
For the last few weeks I have been absorbed into a world made of posionous plants, wood, fire, smoke, and stains of black and white. At last I can raise my head and heart from this world to delve into...
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Poison Allies, Amulets and Art
I’ve been busy working on poisonous amulets to list in the workshop tomorrow at 4pm PST. Here’s a sneak peek of new creations from the workbench. If anything calls to you keep in mind original pieces...
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Poisonous Art and Unguents
There have been late nights of infusing flying ointments in the stove, my home redolent with the scent of sticky sweet poplar buds and the fresh spring air pouring through the open windows. There have...
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A Poisoner’s Week
For the past week my home has been filled with poisons; poisons covering the dining table in the form of my black and white illustrations to be shipped out, poisonous specimens arriving at my door,...
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Feast of Liber Al vel Legis
his year I made sure to attend my Thelemite friends’ annual three-day feast of Liber Al vel Legis, The Book of the Law. It happened to fall right on dark and new moons and at the full dawning of spring...
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Poison Path Reading List
he Poison Path involves the study of traditional ritual entheogens and their use in magic and witchcraft to aid in the achievement of ecstasy, trance, shape-shifting, soul-flight, spirit-sight, sex...
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Medea’s Ritual of the Mandrake
itch, pharmakon, demi-goddess, princess, niece of Circe, fierce devotee of Hecate, and beloved sorceress of ancient Greek and Roman literature. Whether a fictional or historical figure, Medea has...
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Flying Ointment FAQs
I receive a lot of questions about my flying ointments via email and social media with many of them being on the same topics so I have compiled ten of the most frequently asked questions about my...
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The Toad in the Ointment
It is warty, chubby, clumsy, adorable, and has a very long history of being associated with witches, the devil, and poison. The toad is a beloved symbol and familiar of we witches. I have long wanted...
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