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Why I Wrote Witches’ Brews: Reclaiming the Ancestral Wisdom That Lives in Our Bones

Jenn Campus2025-10-09T13:32:23+00:00October 9th, 2025|Ancestors, Culinary Anthropology, Food, Herbs, Kitchen Witchery, Land, Magic, Matriarchy, My Books, Recipes, Ritual, Sacred Foods, Tradition, Traditional Skills, Witches' Brews|

A love letter to the plants, the grandmothers, and the deep remembering. The plants have taught me that for every ailment, there i [...]

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Rooted Diversity: Honoring the Land-Based Cultures That Shaped Us

Jenn Campus2025-10-06T09:07:23+00:00October 6th, 2025|Ancestors, Matriarchy, Tradition|

We celebrate diversity across the globe—but often forget the small towns, villages, and ancestral lands where it all began. This p [...]

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🐾 Honoring Our Animal Beloved Dead at Samhain

Jenn Campus2025-10-02T13:25:51+00:00October 2nd, 2025|Ancestors, Magic, Pagan Family, Ritual, Seasonal Celebrations, Soul Hacks, Tips, Tradition|

How to include your furry family in ancestor season rituals + folklore on pets as psychopomps. We lost our kitten, Olive, t [...]

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You Can’t Appropriate Your Own Ancestral Culture

Jenn Campus2025-10-06T09:09:36+00:00September 29th, 2025|Ancestors, Folklore, Magic, Tips, Tradition|

A reflection on reclamation, grief, and remembering our way home. You can't appropriate your ancestral culture. Let that land. Th [...]

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The Importance of Ritual in Modern Life

Jenn Campus2025-09-04T15:51:26+00:00September 4th, 2025|Ancestors, Magic, Matriarchy, Neurodivergent Kids, Pagan Family, Ritual, Tradition|

For millennia, ritual has been the container through which we mark change — a way to embody transitions so we don’t have to carry them alone. But in modern life, many of these rituals have been lost, silenced, or left behind.

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Figs & Ferragosto: Savoring the Sweetest Days of Summer in Italy

Jenn Campus2025-08-13T10:49:57+00:00August 13th, 2025|Italy, Land, Monthly Guides, My Books, Ritual, Sardinia, Seasonal Celebrations, Tradition|

Ferragosto has ancient roots, beginning with Emperor Augustus in 18 BCE as Feriae Augusti—a state-sanctioned rest after the harvest. Today, it’s still a national holiday in Italy, falling on August 15th, and it’s the heart of the summer’s slow season.

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