Hi everyone, I’m Taylor 🌙✨Owner of Bone & Bloom Memorials and a practicing witch for 18 years. My path is rooted in Appalachian folk magic blended with Chaos Magick, creating a practice that’s both deeply ancestral and highly intuitive. I’m passionate about helping others build confidence in their craft without fear, gatekeeping, or perfectionism. This September, I’ll be teaching about candle magick, candle dressing, intention work, herbs, oils, color correspondences, and how to personalize your workings to fit your own energy and goals. My practice focuses heavily on manifestation, protection, remembrance, spiritual connection, and practical everyday magic. I love creating a space where beginners and experienced practitioners alike can learn, ask questions, and grow together. Excited to connect with everyone here and learn about your paths too 🕯️🖤

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Alright, my beautiful lovelies, let’s gather close and talk about something deeply personal in the craft... the altar. If you’re new to witchcraft, you may have seen elaborate altars online that look like a mystical antique shop and a moon goddess had a decorating competition. Candles everywhere. Crystals stacked to the heavens. Bones. Bells. Velvet. A raven feather dramatically placed just so. And maybe you thought… “Oh no. I need all that?” No, my lovelies. Take a breath, unclench your broom hand, and let Auntie Witch explain. So... What Is an Altar? At its core, an altar is your sacred working space. It is where your energy meets your intention. It is where prayers are whispered, candles are lit, herbs are blended, cards are pulled, tears may fall, manifestations are spoken, and magic is born. An altar is not just furniture. It is an energetic anchor. A spiritual touchpoint. A place where you step out of the ordinary world and into sacred space. That can be a large dramatic altar worthy of a witchy magazine cover... or a tiny shelf beside your bed with one candle, a seashell, and a stone you found that “felt important.” Both are equally valid. What Goes On an Altar? That depends entirely on you, my lovelies. Common altar items might include: 🕯️ Candles — for intention, fire energy, manifestation, remembrance, protection 🌿 Herbs — rosemary, lavender, basil, mugwort, bay leaves, cinnamon, and other plant allies 🔮 Crystals — if you work with them for energy, grounding, intuition, or protection 🃏 Tarot or Oracle Cards — for divination and spiritual guidance 📖 Book of Shadows or magical journal — because trust me, at 2 a.m. that “brilliant message from Spirit” may vanish by breakfast 🕯️ Incense or cleansing tools — for clearing stagnant energy 🖼️ Deity representations, ancestor photos, spirit symbols — if that is part of your personal practice 🌙 Moon water, offering bowls, charms, feathers, bells, bones, shells, seasonal items Or... Absolutely none of those. Because your altar reflects your path.