Witch Sabbats are eight festivals that mark the changing of seasons and celebrate the cycles of nature. The Sabbats are Samhain, Yule, Imbolc, Ostara, Beltane, Litha, Lughnasadh, and Mabon. Each Sabbat has its own unique traditions and customs, but they all involve connecting with the earth, honoring the cycles of life and death, and practicing magic. These celebrations are an important part of many modern witchcraft traditions and serve as opportunities for spiritual growth and community connection.

Witchy accessories can include a wide variety of items such as crystals, tarot cards, runes, candles, athames, cauldrons, and pentacles. These tools can be used for divination, spellcasting, meditation, and ritual work. Other popular witchy accessories include herbs, essential oils, amulets, and talismans. Jewelry such as pentacle necklaces, moonstone rings, and charm bracelets are also popular among practitioners. Many witches choose to incorporate natural elements into their accessories such as feathers, shells, and gemstones to further connect with the earth and its energies.

The Witches Bible is a book written by Janet Farrar and Stewart Farrar in 1981. It is a two-part volume that explores the beliefs and practices of modern witchcraft. The first part, titled "The Witches' Way," covers topics such as the history of witchcraft, the practice of magic, and the worship of the goddess and god. The second part, titled "Witch Chest' Book of Shadows," includes rituals, spells, and magical workings. The Witches' Bible has become a popular resource for those interested in modern witchcraft and is considered a seminal work in the field.