The Temple of Witchcraft offers:
Spirit, Community, Education
in Salem, NH and online.

Co-founded by Christopher Penczak, Steve Kenson, and Adam Sartwell, the Temple of Witchcraft started in 1998 as a system of magickal training and personal development, and eventually developed into a formal tradition of Witchcraft.

Now, as an outgrowth of the work of students, initiates, and graduates of the programs, the Temple of Witchcraft has evolved into an organization based on traditions of modern magick, Witchcraft, and neopaganism.

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Voices of the Temple: Danielle Dionne

Host Adam Sartwell talks with Danielle Dionne, Temple High Priestess and author of Magickal Mediumship and Chronically Magickal, on mediumship, family, and navigating chronic illness as a Witch and magickal practitioner Read More...

Magick in the Mundane: Becoming Human Through Nature

When it finally became obvious to me that what I was by name was a witch, there was an immediate sense of relief: like a missing piece of myself had been found and in this dreadfully dark wandering space where I had been wandering seemingly aimless for years, decades even: in a sense since I was about four years old. Suddenly, in that instant of comprehension, a flickering light appeared, and in that light...a path. It wasn’t Read More...

Voices of the Temple: Mat Auryn

Host Adam Sartwell talks with Mat Auryn, occult author, teacher, and speaker, about his upcoming visit to TempleFest and his class offerings there Read More...

The Measure of Magickal Success

by Christopher Penczak, edited by Tina Whittle What makes magick successful? Ultimately the practitioner. In a world overemphasizing consumption and accomplishment, is magick something one can be successful doing, or should we focus on the intangible spiritual dimensions of the practice? As with so many either/or questions posed to me, my answer is usually both/and. The paradox of two truths creating an ineffable third is the deepest act of magick. To define what is success, one must Read More...

by Claire du Nord Serendipity! Synchronicity! Spontaneity! These words came to mind when I got to the checkout line, (after shopping for a new Lughnassadh/Lammas table cover without a bit of luck), and there it was, sitting off to the side, just waiting for me, (like someone else’s “On second thought, I don’t really need this. . .”)! And then the next store I went to had artificial sheaves of grain – wheat and amaranth – just Read More...

Voices of the Temple: Dawn Hunt

Voices of the Temple host Adam Sartwell talks with TempleFest invited presenter, kitchen witch, author, podcaster, and owner of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery, Dawn Hunt Read More...

Voices of the Temple: Coby Michael

Voices of the Temple host Adam Sartwell talks with TempleFest invited presenter, herbalist, teacher, and author Coby Michael Read More...

Voices of the Temple: Irene Glasse

Host Adam Sartwell talks with featured TempleFest presenter, teacher, ritualist, and author Irene Glasse Read More...

Magick in the Mundane: on journeys

Suppose you suddenly found yourself with an amazing opportunity: your life is about to be turned completely upside down. You don’t get to come back “home”. There is no one coming with you. You have 30 minutes to pack two bags (carry-on and backpack) before a car is picking you up to take you and said bags to the airport. You can choose the where. For me, it would be someplace like the wilds of Scotland. For Read More...

Now That I Have Your Attention…

by Christopher Penczak, edited by Tina Whittle “Now that I have your attention…I don’t want to give it up.” These words were spoken to me by someone I’d just met at an event I was helping to organize. A friend introduced us, suggesting I might have helpful thoughts on a magickal problem, and I shared what I thought would help, but found that following statement interesting. I know it can be difficult to break the ice and Read More...

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