#witchy men

[hazymoonhollow]

🌒🜂 THE HORNED BROTHERHOOD IS CALLING 🜂🌘

The sigil above was crafted as a beacon—a pulse of witchfire rising through antler, stone, serpent, and flame—sent into the unseen to reach the brothers who feel its pull.

I am rebuilding The Horned Brotherhood of the Moon, a coven of gay and bisexual male witches who honor Divine Masculinity, Phallic Mysteries, and Same-Sex Sacred Union in magic, ritual, devotion, and brotherhood.

If your craft resonates with:

🜂 serpent-fire rising

🜃 seed, root, and ecstatic masculine current

🜁 sacred male-to-male union

🌕 devotion to phallic gods and their mysteries

—then this beacon is meant for you.

We honor Cernunnos, antlered father of wild magic and seed.

We welcome those guided by Pan, Phallic God of feral joy and untamed desire.

The Horned Path embraces many ancient phallic gods, including but not limited to:

🜂 Lucifer, radiant bearer of free will, pleasure, and consequence.

🜂 Priapus, guardian of gardens, virility, and potency

🜂 Shiva, the cosmic lingam, eternal creation

🜂 Min, ancient god of fertility and ecstatic harvest

🜂 Mutunus Tutunus, Roman lord of sacred union and initiation

🜂 Fascinus, divine phallic protector and bringer of blessing

🜂 Kokopelli, playful seed-spirit and creator

🜂 Dionysus, god of ecstasy, liberation, and sacred frenzy

All phallic-aligned deities who honor same-sex encounters, unions, love, pleasure, and magic are welcome within this current.

🜂 Seeking Brothers to Help Find & Build the Sacred Ground

The Horned Brotherhood is now seeking land to become our future Covenstead—a place where male witches can gather, practice, plant, build, and thrive.

I am actively exploring areas in Virginia near Cana, and lands around NC,but the exact sacred space has not yet been chosen.

I’m looking for brothers who:

• want to help search for the land

• are willing to save toward the purchase

• feel called to build a living place for witchcraft, ritual, and masculine magic

• desire a brotherhood and sanctuary that endures across generations of our tradition

This is the beginning of something real, something rooted, something guided by the antlered, the horned, the radiant, and by the masculine gods who walk with us.

If this symbol stirs something ancient in you—

if you feel the antlers, the flame, the serpent,

and a pull low in your spine—

you are already answering the call.

Message me.

Introduce yourself.

Speak your path and your fire.

🜂The Horned Brotherhood is calling you.🜂

[blackleatherjacketz]

What kind of man is this? Help.

[ultraterrestrialstars]

3 most recent selfies?

[itswtchkrftt]

let’s be friends

hey guys! i’m looking for new witchy friends to follow! i’m always down to learn more about my beloved craft and meet new people along the way.  send me an ask, dm, follow request, whatever! follow me here on tumblr, instagram or twitter! instagram: itswtchkrftt__ twitter: @siixela__ i can’t wait to meet all of you, 

🌙 c.

[lazybarbarians]

Charmed Life, by Diana Wynne Jones

Kalinara: So things got a little hectic between work and @Ragnell’s obsession with Mass Effect Andromeda, and we ended up missing a week or two. Oops. But we’re catching up this week with one of my childhood favorites: Diana Wynne Jones’s Charmed Life.

So Charmed Life takes place in Jones’s Chrestomanci Cycle, a fantasy series set in a world that’s fairly similar to ours, albeit with a few differences. Magic is an ordinary part of life in this world: children can take magic lessons from tutors or in a classroom, “Accredited Witches” sell their services in respectable shops, and there is even bureaucratic oversight!

The main characters of the story are siblings: Gwendolen and Cat. They’re hapless young orphans who are taken in by distant relatives, one of whom is Chrestomanci, a magic personage of some importance. Chrestomanci’s Castle is very grand, but also very strange, and seems to have a lot of rules and customs that the children don’t quite understand. Gwendolen in particular chafes under Chrestomanci’s rules and begins to act out in ways that cause a lot of trouble.

Cat, Gwendolen’s younger brother, is our viewpoint character. I remember reading somewhere that Ms. Jones intended Cat to be read as autistic, and that comes across, I think, even though the word is never used in the text. Cat is very likable, observant, and reasonably clever, but there is a lot that he doesn’t understand, and particular dynamics that he’s unable to read. It doesn’t help, though, that the authority figures in the story, particularly Chrestomanci himself, seem to think that Cat has more knowledge about what is actually happening. If they would have taken the time to TALK and EXPLAIN things to the poor kid, probably a lot of trouble could have been avoided.

Ragnell: Which is funny because when it all comes out in the end they say they were waiting for him to talk and explain how much he knew. I didn’t think autistic when I was reading, but now that you mention it it makes perfect sense.

K: Gwendolen is one of my favorite villains in literature. She’s a child, and sometimes it’s not completely clear that she understands the ramifications of what she’s doing, but she understands enough that she is still a pretty scary individual. She’s likely to be terrifying as an adult.

R: It’s always impressive when they make you dislike a child that much. Janet was a definite improvement on Gwendolen.

K: Chrestomanci himself is very grand, but I think I identify far too much with Cat, because I find him incredibly frustrating and opaque for most of the story. However, I find the idea of his office fascinating. And I’d love to learn more about the political conflict between the Chrestomanci’s office and the hedge wizards that comes into effect in the last part of the book.

R: I gathered that Chrestomanci was a good guy from certain clues, so I didn’t find him very frustrating. He was definitely opaque. I was more interested in the Family than his office, though. That quirky group of people in the household was interesting to me.

K: The one regret I have about the story is that while Cat does appear in some of the later stories in the series, Gwendolen doesn’t (at least as far as I know.) And I feel like Cat deserves a bit more closure with his sister than he’s actually gotten.

R: Also… she got what she wanted, ultimately. That doesn’t really serve my sense of justice, no matter how good an end things are for Cat.

K: I can’t argue with you there. But then Gwendolen seems like the sort that can’t ever truly be happy. But, I’d have really liked a future encounter so we’d see a more fitting end.

[hazymoonhollow]

I have said this before but I am the coordinator of an all male coven. I'm a part of the High Council. We are always open to serious inquiries about membership. The current project is saving money and looking for land to build our Covenstead. We have clear rules and tasks, but your magick is your own. More details on the Covenstead if you DM. I'm going to paste the bylaws and mission statement below for anyone who is interested. We are based on the East Coast in NC. But looking for land in VA where homesteading laws are slightly more flexible.

Mission Statement:

The Horned Brotherhood of the Moon is a sacred gathering of gay male witches devoted to the study, practice, and mastery of magick in all its forms. We honor the divine masculine through phallic worship, gay sex magick, and reverence for the ancient gods, while nurturing our gifts in divination, spell crafting, tantra, and herbalism. Together, we teach love, magick, and spiritual growth, offering a space where all members can explore their power, sexuality, and connection to the natural world. Our coven celebrates polytheism, paganism, and the brotherhood that bonds us in magickal practice.

Coven Bylaws:

1. Membership:

Membership is open to gay men who are 21 years of age or older, with proof of age required.

New members must successfully complete the three initiation tasks outlined by the coven to prove their faith, loyalty, and commitment.

Membership may be revoked if a member violates the coven's sacred trust or disrespects other members.

2. Initiation Tasks:

Task 1: Meditate in the forest for two hours. At the end of meditation, choose an object that speaks to you as your personal totem. Present this totem at the next gathering.

Task 2: Create an outline for a group manifestation ritual, to be presented at the next gathering.

Task 3: Submit yourself physically and sexually to the coven at the following gathering, after completing the first two tasks.

3. Coven Gatherings:

Regular gatherings are to be held under the moon, with respect to lunar and seasonal cycles.

Each member is encouraged to share their magickal gifts and insights during gatherings, fostering an atmosphere of mutual learning and spiritual support.

Rituals and ceremonies will honor the gods, practice magick, and deepen our connection to each other and the natural world.

4. Respect and Consent:

Mutual respect, love, and consent are central to our brotherhood. All physical, emotional, and spiritual interactions must be consensual, with clear communication among members.

Disrespect, coercion, or harm to any member will not be tolerated and may result in expulsion from the coven.

5. Teaching and Learning:

The coven is a place of learning and teaching. Each member is encouraged to share their expertise, whether in divination, tantra, spell crafting, or other spiritual gifts, so all may grow together.

All members must be open to learning, expanding their magickal practice, and contributing to the collective energy of the coven.

6. Confidentiality:

The identities, practices, and discussions within the coven are sacred and private. Members are bound to protect the privacy and confidentiality of the brotherhood. Sharing coven details with outsiders without permission is strictly prohibited.

7. Diversity of Belief:

We are an eclectic, polytheistic coven, honoring many gods and spiritual traditions. Each member is free to worship as they see fit, and all spiritual paths are respected. The coven celebrates diversity and encourages members to express their individual spiritual practices within the collective.

By joining The Horned Brotherhood of the Moon, members commit to these bylaws and the pursuit of spiritual growth, magickal mastery, and brotherly love.

There is contact information above. Include a selfie should you send an email.

Blessed be & In sacred brotherhood & lust,

Gwydion Zealiaux Haze

[hazymoonhollow]

🌙✨ Gay Tantric Tarot with Gwydion ✨🌙

Come sit at the crossroads of breath and body,

where spirit listens through skin,

and the cards speak when desire is honest.

I offer Tantric Tarot—

readings drawn not just from the deck,

but from energy, presence, and the living current between us.

This is divination through embodiment,

truth revealed when nothing is hidden.

🔮 Offerings

• Tantric Tarot Readings

• Tantric Cleanses (energy clearing through breath, body, and ritual)

• Traditional Tarot Readings (non-tantric, fully clothed, virtual or in person)

✨ Important Notes

• All Tantric services are nude—this is sacred, intentional, and consent-based

• Tantric Tarot is in-person only (no virtual sessions)

• I am local and can travel within the Triad area

• Rates are extremely affordable—this work is meant to be accessible, not gatekept

This is not performance.

This is not fantasy.

This is devotion—to truth, to presence, to the sacred masculine current.

If you feel the pull,

if your body already knows before your mind does,

then the cards are waiting…

and so am I.

🌿 Message me to book or inquire 🌿

— Gwydion

🜃🌙🜃

[hazymoonhollow]

This is my full Cryptid Fae form. A Cernunnian Pyrotaurkyndred. Centaur-Satyr-Phoenix-WindFae with Divine Masculine resilience. I try to embody all parts of me in this image as my soul and core.