Rituals happen everyday and don’t require fancy tools. By calling attention to the everyday, you remember magick is everywhere and anywhere. Read more
Rituals happen everyday and don’t require fancy tools. By calling attention to the everyday, you remember magick is everywhere and anywhere. Read more
Grief offers perspective, depth, and magick. With the lessons of loss, how will use what you have learned? How will you live, knowing what you know? Read more
My magick often shifts and changes, but I’ve noticed the way I’ve lost sight of awe. By coming back to the place of wondering and wandering, I remember. Read more
One of the greatest honors I have in my life is teaching magick. (Though I’m a bit more partial to saying facilitating since I hope to facilitate experiences more than tell someone what to think or do.) When I was first starting out, I thought being in the teacher role meant being 100% grounded and together when I walked in the door. After all, I was the role model, the one that others were looking to for guidance. It was… Read more
The pandemic encouraged me to look at my magick, how it works and how it might work better. With lessons learned, I’m excited to see what blooms next. Read more
The spring is making its way in the Northern Hemisphere. I’ve seen the daffodils open, tulips begin to rise, the plum blossoms on trees, and the longer stretches of light. Things are budding, blooming, and rising up to greet the sun. I’m thinking about opening the windows for longer stretches and letting the air begin to flow again. I’m making lists to clean the dusty corners and the places that have been hidden by extra blankets. And I’m also thinking… Read more
It was July when Aphrodite moved into the bedroom. Her altar once spread across the living room, with a picture there, a statue there, pearls, pearls, pearls. But it was summer where I live and the days were longer, hotter, and She wanted to be close. Her altar became the place I returned each evening, pouring honey rose tincture on my tongue, drinking rose tea, and anointing myself with a special oil. Devotion looks like this sometimes. Presence is sometimes… Read more
No matter how committed you are to serving others, you need to serve yourself too. When you practice self care, you can refill your cup and keep it full. Read more
Divination doesn’t have to be reserved for tarot or runes or other tools. You can turn to the world, to the trees, and to your heart to find answers. Read more
Whether you did a working on the last new moon or not, I invite you to look back. Not to berate or congratulate, but rather to see what you can see now. What you might have done differently, knowing what you know now. Maybe you have a post-it note with a message or intention that made so much sense weeks ago. Maybe you looked up at the sliver or into the darkness. Maybe you just went to bed early because… Read more