The Craft Journal – Irish Witchcraft
The Craft Journal – Irish Witchcraft
The Craft Journal
A weekly Irish witchcraft journal written by Sorcha Lunaris.
Read the first paragraphs of every entry for free and step into six sacred writings each week, woven with lore, land magic, and the living Irish Craft.
What Is The Craft Journal?
The Craft Journal is a living collection of Irish witchcraft writings created by Sorcha Lunaris. Each entry carries the voice of the Old Ways — lore, land magic, ancestral wisdom, and grounded ritual guidance woven into daily life.
It is a gentle companion for witches and seekers who want a deeper, more intimate connection to the Irish Craft. Each piece reads like a quiet conversation by the hearth, where teachings rise naturally from the land and season.
Six Sacred Entries Each Week
Your Craft Journal subscription brings six new Irish witchcraft writings every week, each one woven with lore, ritual insight, and the living rhythm of the land.
You may explore:
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Seasonal reflections on Irish land magic
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Spell-work and ritual notes for daily practice
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Ancestral lore and Celtic folk wisdom
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The witch’s personal path – honest, hearthside writings
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Charms, blessings, and whispered prayers
Each entry meets you where the week truly is — in the weather, the sky, the subtle shifts of the season, and the quiet needs of your spirit.
How The Craft Journal Works
Here is how you’ll walk with the Journal each week:
1. Read the beginning of every entry for free
Each Craft Journal post opens with a free preview, so you can feel into the tone and teaching before choosing to step deeper.
2. Subscribe to unlock all six weekly writings
Once you join for £4.99/month, every full entry opens to you — six sacred writings each week, woven from Irish lore, land magic, and ritual guidance.
3. Access new entries as soon as they are released
The Journal updates throughout the week, following the rhythms of the land, weather, and the shifting magic of each season.
4. Included free in two Circles
Full access to The Craft Journal is already included inside the Circle of Ritual Keepers and the Inner Circle.
5. Cancel anytime with ease
You remain in control of your journey and can cancel your subscription whenever you need. (See Terms & Condition's for more details)
The process is simple, gentle, and designed to support your path without overwhelm — a steady rhythm of witchcraft you can return to each day.
Who The Craft Journal Is For
The Craft Journal is written for witches, seekers, and soul-led wanderers who feel the pull of the Old Ways.
You do not need Irish ancestry, formal training, or initiations to follow these writings — only a sincere heart and respect for the Irish Craft. Whether you are beginning your path or have walked it for years, the Journal offers gentle guidance rooted in lore, land, and living practice.
This space is for those who want depth without overwhelm, ritual without noise, and real Irish witchcraft teachings written in a grounded, honest, hearthside voice.
You’ll feel at home here if you:
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feel called to Irish witchcraft and Celtic wisdom
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prefer quieter, deeper teachings rather than trends
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want guidance that follows the land and seasons
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enjoy reflective writing, lore, and hearth magic
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long for a regular spiritual rhythm in your week
Included in the Circles of the Craft
You can subscribe to The Craft Journal on its own, or receive it as part of a deeper monthly path within the Circles of the Craft.
Craft Journal — £4.99/month
Access to all six weekly Irish witchcraft entries, updated throughout the week with lore, ritual guidance, and land-based wisdom.
Circle of Ritual Keepers — £9.99/month
Includes the Craft Journal, plus the Book of Days, the Exclusive Monthly Ritual, and access to the Sacred Hall.
The Inner Circle — £19.99/month
Includes everything: the Craft Journal, 2 Turning Wheel courses each month, the Book of Days, the Exclusive Ritual, and Sacred Hall access.
Many seekers begin with The Craft Journal and step into a Circle when they feel called to a deeper monthly rhythm.
Questions You May Have
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Do I need to live in Ireland to follow the Craft Journal?
Not at all. The Journal is written from the land and lore of Ireland, but its teachings can be woven into daily life anywhere. You are encouraged to blend the wisdom with the land beneath your own feet.
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Do I need Irish ancestry to subscribe?
No. Ancestry is a beautiful thread, but it is not a requirement. What matters is your sincerity, respect for the Irish Craft, and your desire to learn with care.
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Is The Craft Journal a structured course?
The Journal is not a course. It is a living stream of writings, insights, and hearthside teachings. If you want structured step-by-step lessons, the Turning Wheel courses or Circle of Learning may suit you better.
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How often is it updated?
You receive six new written pieces each week, following the rhythms of the Irish land, seasons, and sky.
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Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. You remain in complete control. You can cancel your subscription whenever you need, and you’ll keep access until your paid month ends.
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I’m already in a Circle — do I need to subscribe separately?
If you are in the Circle of Ritual Keepers or the Inner Circle, full access to The Craft Journal is already included. If you’re in the Circle of Learning, you can add the Journal separately or upgrade at any time.
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What if I fall behind on the entries?
There is no “falling behind” in the Craft. These writings meet you where you are. You can read daily, weekly, or whenever the moment is right — the Journal waits patiently.
Begin Reading the Craft Journal
If you are ready for deeper guidance, steadier magic, and the quiet companionship of the Old Ways, The Craft Journal is waiting.
Six sacred writings each week — woven with lore, land, and lived Irish witchcraft — are already being written for you.
This is your hearth in the turning days.
Or explore the Circles of the Craft for deeper monthly paths.
May your path be steady, your spirit grounded, and your craft ever deepening.
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