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Friday, August 7, 2026

Happy International Cat Day

Happy International Cat Day! 

This annual celebration on August 8th is a day to show our appreciation and love for cats and their role in our lives. 

As we show love and appreciation for our feline companions we promote animal welfare, and raise awareness about cats

You can show your appreciation for cats by giving your cat extra affection, treats, or playtime. 

You can also donate to an animal shelter, foster a cat, or simply enjoy the company of your feline friends. 




Ancient Egypt is famous for its revered respect of its cats. 

This limestone stela was uncovered at Deir el-Medina, the exclusive village of the workers who dug and decorated the royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings, c 1200 BC.


Here an unidentified couple are shown adoring the divine cats of Atum and Ra, who combine to become Atum-Ra, the god of the setting sun.

Every night, the sun-disc travelled through the dangerous underworld towards its rebirth at dawn.  

One of the challenges it faced was the evil Apep, who took the form of a snake to swallow the sun.

Because cats were known to kill snakes, the cat-god Atum-Ra entered the underworld to destroy Apep and clear the path for the sun.

This wonderful stela is now in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.


If you are lucky enough to own a cat, or rather, like us, have cats that are worshiped, pampered and adored like royalty, give it an extra pat today.



Wednesday, August 5, 2026

We Are The Pagan Kitchen




Our blog explores a wide range of topics, drawing inspiration from the conversations we’ve shared with our fellow witches, pagans, wiccans, and nature-loving individuals.


We share our insights on paganism, energy, nature, magic, and witchcraft, and how these elements shape our everyday experiences.

We hope you’ll find our discussions helpful in your own journey.


We see the Old Religion as the very magic of the Earth, the fundamental force that connects everything. 




Mabon Apple Crisp






Mabon - The Second Harvest