The Brewery

10/31/2026

🖤 Happy Samhain, witches! 🖤

Tonight marks the turning of the wheel, the end of the harvest season, and the beginning of the darker half of the year.

Samhain has long been a time to honor our ancestors, remember those who walked before us, and acknowledge the cycles of life, death, and rebirth.

It’s a night for candlelight, offerings, divination, old traditions, and remembering that death is not necessarily an ending, but another part of the cycle.

Whether you’re tending an ancestral altar, leaving a place at your table for the dead, practicing divination, or simply spending a quiet evening reflecting on the year behind you, I hope you find a little magic in tonight.

May your ancestors be remembered, your home be protected, and the coming season bring you wisdom, peace, and transformation.

Blessed Samhain, from The Brewery Co. 🕯️🍂

10/30/2026

🎃 HALLOWEEN SPECIAL! 🖤

The veil is thin, the spirits are close, and I figured Halloween was the perfect excuse to offer some pretty big discounts on readings!

For a limited time, I’m offering FOUR different readings at special Halloween prices!

🕯️ Short Email Reading — $29.99 (reg. $49.99)
Perfect if you have something specific on your mind and need a little clarity or guidance.

🕯️ In-Depth Email Reading — $44.44 (reg. $79.99)
For those who want to dig a little deeper. More detailed insight, messages, and guidance surrounding your situation.

🕯️ Past Life Reading — $25.25 (reg. $45)
Explore who you may have been in another lifetime, the connections you’ve carried with you, and how those experiences may still be influencing your path today.

🕯️ Channeled Deity Message — $25.25 (reg. $45)
A channeled message from a deity or spirit guide, offering whatever guidance, insight, or wisdom comes through for you.

HOW TO BOOK:

You can send payment through:

🖤 Venmo: TheBrewery&Co

🖤 PayPal: [email protected]

Or message me to discuss other payment options!

When sending payment, please include the following in the payment notes OR email the information to the address above:

• Your name

• Your questions (if applicable)

• Your zodiac sign

• The first name or initial and zodiac sign (if known) of anyone else involved in your reading

Once payment and your information are received, you’ll be added to my reading list! All readings will be delivered via email.

🎃 These prices are only available through October 31st!

Happy Halloween, witches! 🖤

10/30/2026

17 Days of Witchlore | October 30
Samhain: When the Living & the Dead Meet 🖤

Did you know that Halloween has roots in an ancient Gaelic festival marking the beginning of winter?

Long before Halloween as we know it, people in Ireland and other Gaelic-speaking regions observed Samhain, a seasonal festival associated with the end of the harvest and the beginning of the darker half of the year.

And according to Irish folklore, this wasn’t just a change of seasons.

Samhain was a time when supernatural beings, spirits, and inhabitants of the Otherworld were believed to be particularly active. Ancient Irish stories describe encounters with the Aos Sí, supernatural beings associated with the Otherworld, and strange events taking place around this time of year.

Over the centuries, customs involving bonfires, disguises, divination, and supernatural encounters became associated with the season.

Some traditions involved leaving food or making offerings for supernatural beings, while later Halloween customs also included remembering and welcoming the dead.

And here’s something worth knowing: Samhain and modern Halloween aren’t exactly the same thing.

Halloween developed through a combination of older seasonal customs, Christian observances surrounding All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days, and traditions that continued to evolve over centuries.

The familiar idea that the veil between worlds is thinnest at Samhain is especially popular in modern witchcraft, although that exact wording isn’t something we can confidently trace back to ancient Celtic practice.

But the connection between this time of year and the supernatural? That has a very long history.

And tomorrow, we celebrate Halloween. 🖤

10/26/2026

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We’ve put together a beautifully illustrated educational guide exploring the history, folklore, symbolism, and traditions of Día de los Mu***os.

Inside, you’ll find information about ofrendas, traditional offerings, the significance of the different days of remembrance, regional customs, and the beautiful ways families honor and remember their loved ones.

**And it’s completely FREE!** 🖤

Rather than charging for this guide, we’re asking that anyone who is able consider donating to the **Acacia Center for Justice’s Children’s Legal Support/Field Stabilization Fund**, which supports legal services for unaccompanied children.

There’s absolutely no obligation to donate. We simply wanted to share something educational while using the opportunity to bring attention to a cause that deserves support.

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Thank you for supporting our work, taking the time to learn about these traditions, and helping us turn education into an opportunity to make a difference. 🖤

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10/26/2026

10/25/2026

17 Days of Witchlore | Day 11
The Witching Hour: Why 3 AM Became So Feared 🖤

Ever wonder why 3 AM is supposedly the most haunted hour of the night?

The idea of a witching hour has been around for centuries, but it wasn’t always associated with 3 AM.

In European folklore, the hours around midnight were often associated with witches, ghosts, spirits, and other supernatural activity.

Nighttime was believed to be particularly dangerous because darkness offered cover for things that weren’t supposed to be wandering among the living.

The term witching hour appears in English literature as early as the eighteenth century, including in a 1775 poem by William Cowper.

But the specific association with 3 AM is much more recent and has been popularized through horror movies, paranormal television, and modern supernatural beliefs.

You may have heard that 3 AM is considered a mockery of the traditional Christian association of Christ’s death with 3 PM. That’s a popular modern explanation, but it isn’t a well-established historical origin of the witching hour.

And here’s something else worth knowing: different cultures have their own beliefs about when spirits are most active. Midnight, the hours before dawn, and other transitional times have all carried supernatural significance.

So while 3 AM might be the hour everyone talks about today, historically, the witching hour was never universally fixed to one particular time.

Day 11 of 17 Days of Witchlore!

10/25/2026

17 Days of Witchlore | Day 10
Witches’ Familiars: More Than Just Black Cats 🖤

When you hear the term witch’s familiar, you probably picture a black cat sitting beside a witch. But historically, familiars were believed to be something much stranger than ordinary pets.

During the witch trials in England and Scotland, accused witches were sometimes said to have supernatural spirits that assisted them with their magic.

These spirits could supposedly take the form of cats, dogs, toads, mice, and other animals. Some accounts even described them as strange creatures that didn’t resemble any recognizable animal.

And here’s where things get interesting.

According to certain witch trial testimonies, familiars were believed to enter into agreements with witches, carry out magical tasks, and sometimes demand to be fed with drops of blood.

In some cases, ordinary birthmarks, moles, and skin irregularities were interpreted by witch hunters as evidence that a person had been feeding a familiar spirit.

Of course, these accounts largely come from accusations, interrogations, and witch trial records, not reliable evidence that people actually possessed supernatural creatures.

But they tell us quite a bit about how people understood witchcraft and feared the supernatural.

Today, many witches use the term familiar to describe an animal companion they feel a particularly strong spiritual connection with.

Day 10 of 17 Days of Witchlore!