Witchu Full Moon, also known as the Witch's Full Moon, is a term used within certain circles of paganism and witchcraft to refer to the full moon. In these traditions, the full moon is a powerful time for conducting rituals, spells, and workings. The term "Witchu" is a combination of the words "witch" and "chu," which may be derived from the word "church" or "circle." It is believed to represent the gathering or coming together of witches during the full moon to practice their craft. The full moon has long been associated with magic, mysticism, and the supernatural. It is believed to amplify the energy of rituals and spells, making it an ideal time for harnessing the moon's power.
It is believed to amplify the energy of rituals and spells, making it an ideal time for harnessing the moon's power. Many witches and pagans believe that the full moon is a time of heightened psychic abilities, spiritual connection, and magickal potential. During the Witchu Full Moon, witches and pagans may gather in groups or practice alone to conduct rituals, spells, or other magickal workings.
Pagan-friendly events in Texas
We're always traveling to fun magickal events in and around Texas. If you'd like to catch us in person, here's the upcoming dates on the Grove and Grotto calendar. I've included a bit of information about each event, including the cost and where to register (if applicable).
April and October - Wellness Expo (Addison)
This semi-annual event takes place the second weekend of each April and October. The venue is the Addison Convention Center in Addison Circle, just 15 minutes from downtown Dallas. Most of the event takes place indoors, but there are a few tables and concessions outside the building. It is organized by the publishers of the Holistic Networker, a long-running local magazine.
The Wellness Expo brings together the holistic and alternative health community in Dallas. Over 100 exhibitors offer goods and services catering to conscious lifestyles. Shop for treasures, get a psychic reading or spirit portrait, learn about crystals and herbs from an expert. Throughout the weekend, free lectures are held in the Stone Cottage just a short walk from the convention center. (We're usually set up in the outer hallway. Once you've experienced the hustle and bustle of the main hall, come see us for a break!)
Admission is $7 for a day pass or $10 for a weekend pass. Additional charge for readings and services. You can sometimes find free tickets or discount coupons in the weeks before the event. Public transit and free parking available.
June and December - Holistic Festival of Life (Plano)
North Texas' newest and biggest metaphysical fair. Hosted by Mystic Mandala, It's held twice a year at the Plano Convention Center. Lots of vendors, free yoga, live music and educational sessions. Free admission and parking.
April and October - Council of Magickal Arts Festivals (Central Texas)
Enjoy a long camping weekend with Texas' oldest and largest Pagan non-profit, the Council of Magickal Arts. The Beltane- and Samhain-adjacent festivals take place at Spirit Haven, CMA's 100-acre ranch in Central Texas. Running from Thursday through Sunday, the festival includes nightly campfires, seasonal rituals, dancing, drumming, workshops, and a special concert on Saturday night. Come see us on Vendor's Row!
Tickets must be purchased in advance, and current membership is required to attend. (Membership dues, tickets, and fees total under $100 per festival.) There are discounts available for students, early registration, and volunteers. See the website for the most current ticket information.
Recent festivals have attracted between 250 and 400 attendees. Camping is primitive with portable toilets available. CMA is clothing-optional. Minors are permitted with parents. The event happens rain or shine—but since we're in Texas, flash floods and drought can disrupt the normal festivities. Check the website for the most current festival info.
Late September - Witchstock (East Texas)
Now in its 20-somethingth year, Witchstock is a small(ish) annual campout for Wiccans and friends. Participate in workshops and rituals, make new friends at the fireside, and commune with nature in East Texas' beautiful piney woods. Primitive camping with portable toilets. Witchstock is hosted by the Celtic Groves. See the website for more details and registration forms. Save Save Save
These practices may range from honoring the moon and nature to casting spells for specific intentions or desires. Some may also use this time for divination, meditation, or connecting with their spiritual guides and ancestors. Each full moon holds different energies and associations depending on the time of year and astrological influences. For example, the Wolf Moon in January is associated with protection and new beginnings, while the Harvest Moon in September is associated with abundance and gratitude. Witches and pagans often consider these factors when planning their rituals and workings during the Witchu Full Moon. In addition to the Witchu Full Moon, witches and pagans may also observe other moon phases, such as the new moon or waxing and waning phases, for different purposes and intentions. These lunar cycles are believed to have a profound effect on earthly and spiritual energies, influencing the practice of witchcraft and paganism. Overall, the Witchu Full Moon is a significant time for witches and pagans to connect with the moon's energy, engage in ritual practices, and work their magick. It is a time of spiritual growth, manifestation, and honoring the natural cycles of the moon and the earth..
Reviews for "Manifesting Your Desires under the Witchu Full Moon"
1. Emily - 2 stars
I was really excited to watch "Witchu full moon" after hearing so many positive reviews, but I was left disappointed. The plot was confusing and hard to follow. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural. Overall, I couldn't connect with the story or the characters, and it was a letdown.
2. David - 1 star
I can't understand why anyone would enjoy "Witchu full moon". The acting was terrible, with wooden performances and no emotion. The special effects were laughably bad - it was clear that they were low-budget and poorly executed. The story itself was cliché and unoriginal, with predictable plot twists. I found myself counting down the minutes until it was over.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Witchu full moon", but unfortunately, it fell flat. The pacing was off, with boring scenes that dragged on for too long, and rushed moments that left me confused. The cinematography was uninspiring, and the lighting was often too dark to see what was happening. The music didn't fit the tone of the movie and felt out of place. It had potential, but overall, it was a disappointment.