Ember Vale

“Green empowers herbalists and magical ecologists. Brown is worn by those who attune with animals or who cast spells for them. White symbolizes purification and pure spirituality, and also is perfect for meditation and cleansing rituals. It is worn for full moon celebrations, or to attune with the Goddess. Orange or red robes can be worn to sabbats, for protective rites, or when attuning with the God in his fiery solar aspect Black robes are quite popular. Contrary to popular misconceptions, black doesn’t symbolize evil. It is the absence of color. It is a protective hue and symbolizes the night, the universe, and a lack of falsehood. When a Wiccan wears a black robe, she or he is donning the blackness of outer space”
― Scott Cunningham, Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner

“First off, make sure you won’t be interrupted during your religious (or magical) rite. If you’re at home, tell your family that you’ll be busy and aren’t to be disturbed. If alone, take the phone off the hook, lock the doors, and pull the blinds, if you wish. It’s best if you can ensure that you will be alone and undisturbed for some time.”
― Scott Cunningham, Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner

“God? Me again. We really need to talk about your life decisions when you made me.”
― H.D. Carlton, Haunting Adeline

“Halloween is coming up. We’re going to haunted houses this year, right?” Daya asks. She’s standing at my front door, about to head home for the night. I give her a droll look. “Halloween is my entire life, Daya. Of course, we’re going to fucking haunted houses.”
― H.D. Carlton, Haunting Adeline