The Witch's Apothecary: Seasons of the Witch: Learn how to make magical potions around the wheel of the year to improve your physical and spiritual well-being.

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The term ‘witchcore’ was originally coined on TikTok, an app where many self-identifying witches congregate to share magic, stories and witchcraft inspired content. The hashtag #Witchcore currently has 100.6M views, while #WitchTok has amassed an impressive 34.2B. Hawthorn is first written about as a medicinal plant during the Middle Ages, although we know it was used by early Europeans, Native Americans, and the Chinese both medicinally and as a food source before this time. and ancient Romans may have used it as a general health tonic. Today, herbalists know hawthorn as a powerful heart medicine, for both physical and emotional heart healing. Leaves, berries and flowers are all harvested for medicine, and they function as a troporestorative (a nutritive restorative that works with a specific organ or organ system), with long-term therapeutic benefit to the heart and circulatory systems when taken for long periods. Hawthorn is also used to regulate blood pressure by both stimulating the coronary arteries and the heart muscle, and dilating and relaxing blood vessels, gently stimulating the heart muscle, and increasing pulse rate, taking pressure off the heart muscle and improving its efficiency. This helps relieve symptoms of stress, angina, chest tightness, as well as regulating irregular heartbeat and palpitations. Susan Weed notes that “consistent, long-term use of hawthorn is especially recommended for aging hearts, weak hearts, damaged hearts and those with hypertension, angina, arrhythmia, heart valve disease, or Reynaud’s disease.” And scientific studies bear the evidence out: The German Commission E, the scientific advisory board that evaluates safety and efficacy of traditional, folk and herbal medicines recommends hawthorn tea and/or tincture for numerous heart ailments. In the Celtic Ogham, the letter ‘H’ represents the hawthorn tree. Interpretations vary but druid author John Michael Greer says its upright meaning is “patience, reserve, retreat; a time of waiting and planning rather than action; obstacles and entanglements that can be overcome; success after a delay…” He gives the reversed letter Huath as “inappropriate action, rushing ahead when patience and planning are called for; a risk of failure…” The Ritual is the final mission of the The Witch Queen campaign and will be quite the challenge for Guardians who opt for Legend mode. Let's dive right in and get started. If you need more help getting to the Temple of Cunning, follow this helpful video from YouTuber SirChocolateBear.

When naming your potion shop, you don’t want to blend in with other businesses. You need to stand out from the rest of the competition, and having a unique name can help you with that. Aside from keeping it short and simple, it’s also vital to make it more distinctive.The pandemic is still going on, countless global catastrophes have occurred & the general mood is much darker; of course this is a time when the public turn towards empowerment through any means, whether that be through magic, fashion choices or finding a supportive community of likeminded people. Forget cottagecore, this witchy trend is sure to put a spell on you… Halloween may be over but the witchcore aesthetic is here to stay! What is Witchcore Aesthetic? In the spirit of learning and sharing, below is a beginner’s guide adapted from the DIY Apothecary Class and The Gather issue of Honest Magazine highlighting the basic skills, ideas and equipment to get you started on your own home apothecary.

The Mirror is the fifth mission in The Witch Queen campaign in Destiny 2: Season of the Risen. The walkthrough below will help you make your way through the objectives and defeat the final boss.Hawthorn Berry decoction - Haws are very tough once dried and require a long simmering time to benefit from their medicine. Use 1 oz of berries to 1 quart of water, and simmer 20 minutes. Sip 1/2 cup up to three times a day. Chelsea Selby, professional witch and owner of Witch Baby Soap, suggests finding your “power colour” as it can help you gain authority and confidence. She also believes using symbolic ingredients throughout your beauty routine to achieve your goals of the day; “If I’m proposing a new idea at work that I want the team to get on board with, I will often wear a honey-infused lip balm so my proposal sounds sweeter.”