MOON MAGICK FOR BEGINNER WITCHES

Practical witchcraft for real life

Folk-rooted guidance for modern witches: clear context, useful workings, and a craft meant to be practiced in ordinary homes, through imperfect seasons, with the tools already at hand.

Mooncraft: A Practical Grimoire of Lunar Phases, Rituals, and Moon Magick for Beginner Witches

Mooncraft is a substantial, beginner-friendly lunar grimoire for witches who want to stop collecting disconnected advice and begin building a practice they understand.

Across 316 pages, it explores the full lunar cycle, folk traditions, moon signs, eclipses, moon water, lunar altars, spells, tools, charms, multi-phase workings, and the development of an ongoing relationship with the moon.

It also includes the separate 63-page Mooncraft Printable Magick Companion, filled with quick references, trackers, ritual worksheets, tarot spreads, cards, labels, and reusable records designed to bring the teachings onto your working table.

Digital grimoire · Printable working toolkit included · Immediate access

I’m Baba Zenaida

My earliest lessons came from a woman at the end of my street whom the neighbors called a witch and the people seeking her help called Madrina. Later, I found my own path through folklore, mythology, historical study, modern witchcraft, and years of lived practice.

My work stands with one foot in older ways and one in the present. I care about the meaning beneath a practice: where it comes from, what it is meant to do, and how it can be adapted safely and honestly to the life in front of you.

I write for witches who want substance without rigid doctrine, beauty without empty performance, and guidance that helps them become more confident in their own craft.

Letters from Magick Baba: Practical witchcraft, sent with purpose

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