Midway between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice, the veil between the worlds of the living and dead is considered to be thin. It's a good time to honour our dead, and many cultures celebrate holidays with this theme at this time of year.  You can honour the recently deceased or your more distant ancestors in many ways. Here are some of our suggestions: Add family photos, heirlooms, or other items of significance, to your autumn altar Visit the gravesite of the deceased, or a place they frequented Wear an item of clothing or jewelry that belonged to the...

There are so many things I love about Samhain season. The changing of the leaves, coming back to the coziness of my hearth, the chance to reconnect with my loved ones and ancestors who are not of this world, and consuming all the delectable foods and drinks that come with the Season of the Witch.  This brings me also to one of my favourite strains for Samhain... Apple Fritter! Her buds produce an incredibly unique smell and flavour that is so good that you might just want to eat them instead of smoking them. Her aromatic notes have a commanding...

This is the season of the witch! The air is crisp with scents of burning wood and dancing with falling leaves, the sky alternates from the brightest blues to rolling grey clouds, and our harvests of the year near completion. It is the time of Halloween, and the thinning of the veil between the worlds. Samhain is a liminal period where we turn to the past and honour our ancestors and those who walked before. This includes animal spirits and companions. When the veil is thin we strive to connect and communicate with them to learn, express gratitude, and celebrate their...

Found in ancient legends, fables and history, apples are an incredibly magickal and symbolic fruit in witchcraft and of the divine. Their magickal properties and uses are endless as they can be used to promote fertility, abundance, wisdom, prosperity, good fortune, love, peace, balance, wholeness, healing, renewal, regeneration and happiness. Whichever way you slice it, the apple has been a part of ancient and modern magick and continues to be fruitful to those who vye to harness it’s magical energies.  Because of its associations with the fruit harvest, the apple is perfect for Mabon, Samhain and general autumn magick. Here are X ways...

  Who doesn't love some pumpkin spice? Add some maple glaze to the top … I'm drooling already! These scones are crumbly, flaky, autumn-spicy, and covered with a silky maple glaze. They make the perfect ritual cakes for Samhain, and if you use infused butter, they're a great way to incorporate cannabis into your celebration! Recipe: Pumpkin Ritual Cakes You will need: 2 cups all-purpose flour 2 1/2 tsp baking powder 1 tsp ground cinnamon 1 1/2 tsp pumpkin pie spice 1/2 tsp salt 1/2 cup butter (or an appropriate dosage for eight servings of cannabis-infused butter. You can use...