WITCH IN THE CITY

Aries (March 21 – April 19) March is your ignition point, Aries. The Sun enters your sign and with it comes the true astrological New Year. You feel it immediately, the surge, the urgency, the desire to act rather than wait. Where winter required patience, spring demands movement. This is not reckless fire, though. This is directed force. You are being handed a clean slate, but how you write on it determines the next six months.  In matters love, your magnetism is unmistakable. Singles radiate independence and confidence, drawing attention quickly. The key this month is intention, are you seeking conquest or connection? Couples experience renewed passion, but the real growth comes when you lead with courage emotionally, not just physically. Vulnerability is your true power this season.  Financially, March rewards initiative. Apply. Launch. Propose. Step forward. Aries season favors those who move first. However, impulse spending is your shadow now. Avoid “celebratory” purchase...

Name : Dollarweed  Botanical Name : Hydrocotyle umbellata Common Names : Pennywort, Water Penny, Marsh Penny, Manyflower, Water Pennywort  Location : Southeastern United States  Element : Water & Earth  Planet : Venus & Jupiter  Magickal Purpose : Prosperity, Abundance, Flow, Luck, Healing, New Opportunities, Road Opening  The humble Dollarweed grows where water lingers, along sidewalks, pond edges, lawns, ditches, and shaded gardens after rain. Its round leaves rise on slender stems like small green coins scattered across the ground, shining when the sun catches their waxy surface. Often dismissed as a weed, it is in truth a plant of quiet fortune. Wherever moisture gathers, Dollarweed follows, marking places of movement, seepage, and unseen pathways beneath the soil. It does not fight the land, it follows its own currents.  In magick, Dollarweed is worked to attract money, encourage business, remove financial stagnation, and restore natural e...

Winter begins to soften as February arrives, and beneath the quiet chill of the season stirs something older than spring, the awakening of the heart. Valentine’s Day is often seen as a modern celebration of romance, yet its roots stretch deep into sacred antiquity. It is a day of devotion, attraction, union, and emotional courage, the moment when longing turns into invitation. For witches and magickal practitioners, this day is not merely sentimental. It is a powerful current of attraction energy. Love, whether romantic, self-directed, ancestral, or divine, is among the strongest forces in the universe. When intention meets emotion, spellwork moves swiftly. Long before paper valentines and roses wrapped in cellophane, people honored love as a sacred mystery. The Romans celebrated Lupercalia, a fertility festival tied to purification and pairing. Later traditions associated the date with Saint Valentine, patron of secret marriages and forbidden devotion. Beneath both customs lives a com...

Aries (March 21 – April 19) February is a “pick one flame and make it a bonfire” month for you, In matters of love, your passion is still the headline, but this time it comes with emotional maturity, the kind that says I want you and I’m willing to show up. Singles may be drawn to someone who challenges you in a delicious way, while couples thrive when you stop rushing the moment and actually savor it. Money moves faster when you stop multitasking your goals into oblivion. February rewards consistency: one strong plan, one clear focus, one real follow-through. A risk this month is impatience spending, the “I deserve it” purchase that turns into “why did I do that?” two weeks later.  February Fire-Starter Spell: Write one clear goal on paper and fold it toward you three times. Hold it over a candle flame (don’t burn it) and state out loud:: “My energy has direction, my desire has discipline.” Keep it in your wallet until the end of the month.  Taurus (April 20 – May 20) Februa...

The threshold between the end of January and the first breath of February carries a particular kind of quiet power and magick. It is the season of cold mornings, long shadows, and slow-moving skies, yet beneath the surface, the Earth is already stirring. This is a time when the world looks asleep, but hidden roots are stretching, seeds are remembering their purpose, and fate begins to warm itself like embers beneath ash.  This seasonal turning is not loud like spring, nor golden like autumn, it is subtle, secretive, and deeply enchanted. It invites us to simplify, to return to what is essential, and to tend the unseen parts of our lives: our inner stability, our spiritual protection, and the small daily hopes we are building toward. Late winter teaches patience, perseverance, and the sacred craft of preparing blessings before they bloom. In some magickal traditions, early February is associated with returning light, cleansing, and the awakening of sacred fire, an energy that burns ...

Name : Coastal Wolfberry, Southern Wolfberry  Botanical Name : Lycium carolinianum  Common Names : Carolina Wolfberry, Christmas Berry, Carolina Desert-thorn, Creeping Wolfberry  Location : Southeastern United States  Element : Water & Earth  Planet : Moon & Saturn  Magickal Purpose : Protection, Boundary Magick, Ancestral Memory, Resilience, Prosperity through Endurance, Liminal Strength, Saltwater Blessings, Survival, Ocean Magick  Along the salt-washed edges of the Southeast, where land dissolves into sea and wind sculpts the shoreline, Coastal Wolfberry takes root. It is not a showy plant, nor one that demands attention, but rather a quiet sentinel, thorned, watchful, and deeply adapted to survival. I first noticed it growing low and wide near coastal trails, its silvery leaves and bright red berries standing in calm defiance of harsh soil and salt air.  This is a plant that understands boundaries. It thrives at thresholds, between fre...