This is nothing against all the metaphysical or pagan stores, but more towards the big brand stores (Both online and off) that don't understand the meaning behind the witchy stuff that they sell. This is something new as Paganism grows in popularity. I came about this topic when searching for a niche in my soon to be a freelancing business. Plus when I was on a Pagan Zoom meeting, someone mentioned something that got my attention. I will also be talking about the portrayal of witches in popular culture. I'll explain more about this topic in the show. The Spirit Guide of the Week is Mercury and the Dream Symbols are Chicken, Ocean, Glacier, Lynx, and Coyote.
Pagan Beat by Arthur Hinds
Pagan Saturday Night by Moonstruck
Crystal Cave by S.J. Tucker
Mercury in Retrograde by Lisa Dancing-Light
Chocolate Frog by Emerald Rose
Coyote’s Tattoo by Mama Gina
Three Witches by Spiral Rhythm
Pagan Revolution by Elvenking
The Commercialization of Paganism
Sephora "witch kit" reductive of witchcraft
Mercury (Mythology)
Mercury
What Pop Culture Gets Right And Wrong About Witches, According to a Real Coven
Witches in Popular Culture
Mass Media and Religious Identity: A Case Study of Young Witches
"We Are the Weirdos": How Witches Went From Evil Outcasts to Feminist Heroes
Real Witches Explain What Movies and TV Get Wrong (And Right) About Witches
Women are invoking the witch to find their power in a patriarchal society
Hag, temptress, or feminist icon? The witch in popular culture
The Witch of Treva
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