There is a quiet difference between intuition and urgency, and learning to tell them apart is one of the most important skills on a spiritual path.

Intuition is calm. Even when it brings uncomfortable truth, it does not rush you or pressure you. It feels steady, grounded, and clear, like a knowing that sits in your body rather than your thoughts. You might not like what it says, but it does not feel chaotic. It does not shout.

Urgency, on the other hand, feels loud. It feels panicked. It tells you that you must act right now or something bad will happen. Urgency often comes from fear, conditioning, or unresolved emotional patterns. It can masquerade as intuition if you are not paying close attention, especially if you are sensitive or empathic.

One simple way to tell the difference is to pause. Intuition will still be there after you take a…

The Winter Solstice is one of those moments in the year that feels quiet but heavy in a meaningful way. It is the longest night and the shortest day, the point where darkness reaches its peak before the light slowly starts to return. Even if you are not someone who follows seasonal or spiritual cycles closely, this is a shift many people feel in their body without really knowing why. There is usually a pull inward, a need to slow down, rest more, and reflect instead of pushing forward.

On an energetic level, the Winter Solstice is not about action. It is not about fixing, forcing, or starting something new. It is about pause, about acknowledging what has felt heavy this year, what has run its course, and what you are ready to leave behind. The darkness of this time is not something negative. It is protective. It gives space…

Telekinesis became popular during the spiritualism era. Mediums, researchers and parapsychologists tried to study it in controlled settings. Some people became known for supposedly moving objects with their minds, although much of it was debated. Science has never confirmed telekinesis as a proven ability, but it has never fully explained consciousness either. The mind is still one of the most unexplored areas of human existence. In witchcraft, we focus on energy rather than physical force. Most witches do not practice telekinesis the way movies show it. Instead, we work with intention, visualization, and energy flow. Some people try to influence candle flames, pendulums, or small objects through focused energy. None of this is guaranteed, and it is not something most witches consider a standard part of the craft. It is simply an exploration of energy control. If someone wants to experiment with telekinesis, it always starts with strengthening the mind.…

I want to go over something many people ask about when they first get into energy work and spirit sensitivity. The idea of portals, especially through mirrors and windows. They are similar in the sense that both act as thresholds, but they behave very differently in magical work and it is important to understand how each one functions.

A mirror portal is created through intention. Mirrors already have a long history of being connected to the spirit world and reflective magic. When you dedicate a mirror for spiritual use, it becomes a focused doorway. Some witches use them for scrying, communication, astral work, or even for banishing and protection. Because mirrors reflect and hold energy, they can pull in or amplify whatever they are charged with. This is why mirror portals require strong boundaries and a clear closing practice. If left open, the energy in a space can shift quickly,…