Recommended Online Resources

There is a lot of information online for those interested in Witchcraft and Paganism. Here is a list of some of my personal favourite resources; this list is shaped by my own interests and practice so if you have any recommendations for me to add, send me a message!

When searching for information online try to consider:

1. Does the author/website cite their sources, and are these sources credible - This is particularly difficult as Witchcraft relies on largely oral traditions, but look out for any references. Are they from another website, or from a publication (preferably one that will have been through a vetting and editing process)? Do a little extra digging to find out where the information came from!

2. There is no single “correct way” to practice - Look at a variety of sites to get several different approaches, and treat cautiously any that say that their way is “the one correct way”.

3. Be careful out there - All texts have a bias; be careful, and find out a little information on the authors. If in doubt turn to books!

So with that in mind here are some websites I find useful:

Coven of Gaia - https://covenofgaia.co.uk

A UK based coven who also organise “A Festival for Pagans and Witches” they maintain a blog with spells, tips, and insights from members.

Irish Pagan School - https://irishpagan.school

Useful for those following an Irish/Celtic path; they offer courses, but also have a good blog with introductions to relevant topics.

Labyrinthos - https://labyrinthos.co

Available as an app as well, this is a good place to quickly look up Tarot, Lenormand, and Rune meanings; best combined with another resource as well to get a few different perspectives.

Llwellyn - https://www.llewellyn.com/index.php

One of the biggest Mind, Body, Spirit publishers they also maintain a very good blog with news, resources, and tips for practitioners by staff, and authors.

Order of Bards Oblates and Druids - https://druidry.org

Online home of one of the most well known Druid organisations; there are a lot of resources for those interested in Druidry, and Celtic paganism.

Patheos - https://www.patheos.com/pagan

A slightly unusual one as Patheos has resources for a wide range of religions and spiritual paths including Christianity. The pagan section has articles written by a variety of well known authors following different pagan paths.

Theoi Greek Mythology - https://www.theoi.com

Brilliant information on the Greco-Roman pantheon with references for further reading and classical sources.

The Pagan Federation - https://www.paganfed.org

A UK based charity advocating for Pagans. There are also lists of recommended resources, and links for local groups.

Wild Hunt News - https://wildhunt.org

Keep up to date with Pagan news. There is also a good blog section with book reviews, and articles for witches and Pagans.

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