origins of witchcraft - D.A. Henneman

Looking at harvest holidays in a 2-part post in my Origins of Witchcraft series. This week we are talking about #Samhain & #Halloween! #research #paranormal #magick

Journey, Mythical Creatures, Research, Witchcraft, Writing

Origins of Witchcraft: Mystical Locations: Zugarramurdi – Spain

August 8, 2020April 4, 2026 DAHenneman

DA Henneman shares what she learned about Zugarramurdi, Spain. #OriginsOfWitchcraft #AmWriting #Research

Inspiration, Journey, Research, Witchcraft, Writing

Origins of Witchcraft: Mystical Locations: Sedona – Arizona, USA

July 19, 2020July 14, 2020 DAHenneman

DA Henneman shares a throwback travel moment - Let's take a trip to Sedona, AZ! #Research #OriginsOfWitchcraft #PowerOfFour

Al-Uzza, Al-Lat, & Manat, the triple goddesses of Mecca. Decorative Blog Post Slide for the Origins of Witchcraft article.

Folklore and Mythology, Blog, Mythical Creatures, Research, Witchcraft, Writing

Origins of Witchcraft: Al-Uzza, Al-Lat and Manat – Triple Goddess of Mecca (Arabic)

June 15, 2020March 28, 2026 DAHenneman

For my Origin of Witchcraft series, I am looking at the Triple Goddess of Mecca: Al-Uzza, Al-Lat and Manat #Research #MondayBlogs

Folklore and Mythology, Goddesses and Gods, Goddesses In Love Series, Inspiration, Mythical Creatures, Research, Witchcraft, Writing

Origins of Witchcraft: Isis (Egyptian)

June 8, 2020March 28, 2026 DAHenneman

This week's Origins of #Witchcraft post has us traveling to Egypt to meet the Goddess Isis. #GoddessesOfWitchcraft #Magick #MythologyandLegend #DAHenneman

Banner for Origins of Witchcraft topic: Nicneven, Nicnevin, Nicnevan, Fairy Queen of Scotland

Writing, Mythical Creatures, Research, Witchcraft

Origins of Witchcraft: Nicneven (Nicnevin also Nicnevan), Cailleach, and the Fairy Queen of Elphame (Scottish)

June 1, 2020March 25, 2026 DAHenneman

Traveling to Scotland to research Nicneven and the Fairy Queen of Elphame. #MondayBlogs #MythicalCreatureMonday #Research

Banner for Origins of Witchcraft - Topic: the Goddess Brigid aka Bridget or Bride. Plum colored banner, with a Goddess blowing magick from her hand.

Writing, Folklore and Mythology, Goddesses and Gods, Inspiration, Mythical Creatures, Research, Witchcraft

Origins of Witchcraft: Brigid aka Bridget, Bride (Irish/Celtic)

May 25, 2020March 28, 2026 DAHenneman

Traveling to Ireland for my Origins of #Witchcraft series. Today we are meeting the Goddess Brigid, also known as Bridget, and Bride #Research #MondayBlogs #Magick