In the Alexandrian tradition, Kabbalah and planetary magic shouldn't be optional reading: the Tree of Life maps how forces relate to each other, Planetary hours and correspondences shape when we work, what materials we choose, and how we direct the magic. If you've studied these systems in a Western esoteric context, you already know the architecture. The difference is that we use it in circle, with a coven, in practice.

Alexandrian Witchcraft draws from the same well as the Golden Dawn: Kabbalah, planetary correspondences, structured invocation. The difference is that we practice it inside a living religious framework with gods, seasonal cycles, and initiatory lineage. Most people hear "Wicca" and picture candles and crystals. That image has nothing to do with what we do. If you've studied ceremonial magic and dismissed Wicca, you might not have found us yet.

Alexandrian Witchcraft, established by Alex and Maxine Sanders, is a rich and structured tradition rooted in ritual, knowledge, and personal experience. Known for its emphasis on coven autonomy, respect for other paths, and the safeguarding of Mysteries, it encourages seekers to engage deeply with its teachings. The practices, philosophies, and rites of Alexandrian Witchcraft continue to inspire and shape modern witchcraft communities worldwide.

Witchcraft isn’t a trend or a label to wear for a season. It’s a path—an ever-evolving relationship between you and the sacred, between your will and the world. It asks you to slow down. To tune in. To trust your senses, your symbols, your soul. When we live Witchcraft as a spiritual path, we find meaning. When we work it as a magical practice, we find transformation. When we hold it as a craft, we find discipline and beauty. Let your path be full-bodied. Let it be deep, inte

Ottawa's pagan and witchcraft communities are more accessible than they first appear. This post lists active covens, Facebook groups, occult shops, Ontario pagan festivals, and online resources for seekers. Whether you're looking for a Wiccan coven in Ottawa, a study group, or just want to meet other pagans in the area, start here.

Witchcraft isn’t about looking the part—it’s about living it. Forget the cute or edge stereotypes; magic lies in authenticity and intent.

Words carry power in witchcraft. Terms like "Coven" and "Temple" reflect deep significance, linking us to tradition and the divine.

Neoplatonism's theory of emanations aligns with the web of power, showing how everything is connected in magical and spiritual practice.

Gerald Gardner never called his practice "Wicca." He called it Witchcraft, the Witch Cult, or the Old Religion. So where did the word come from, and how did its meaning change? This post traces the origins of Wicca and Witchcraft as terms, how they evolved, and why many Alexandrian Witches prefer to identify with Witchcraft rather than modern Wicca.

Learn why people in death-related jobs should approach Witchcraft cautiously due to energetic dynamics in British Traditional Witchcraft.

Witch Queen; Magus. The Title given at the Higher Degrees of Witchcraft, Witch Queen; Magus. These titles are ceremonial. The Witch Queen...

In the sixties, Alex and I believed our work and joy as witches meant nothing and no one is too high or low, including lords and beggars,...

Finding and joining a coven takes time, patience, and self-awareness. This guide walks you through the process step by step: from understanding what you're looking for, to researching traditions, reaching out to groups, and navigating the membership process. Whether you're looking for a traditional Wiccan coven or a broader pagan community, these steps apply.

Let us introduce ourselves: We are the North Coven, an Alexandrian Coven in the Traditional Wicca path. Photo by Ruvin at Pexels The Alexandrian Tradition is rooted in practice within a group comprising two or more individuals of a different gender from your own, as polarity is a central aspect shaping our rituals. Self-initiation is not allowed in our tradition. Guidance and clarification from experienced practitioners are essential to truly grasp our practices. We believe i