Simple Witchery for Everyday Enchantment
Simple Witchery™Something ancient is waking up in ordinary women, and it has a name older than any of us: the witch. Not the caricature with the pointy hat, but the real thing, the woman who who tends her community and protects her power. Witchcraft is self-care.
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Blue Moon Rising—A Time for Liminal Magick
There’s magick afoot.
Once in a blue moon . . .
It has a certain romance to it, yes? A phrase that feels ancient, enchanting—and of course, an opportunity for magick.
But what, exactly is a blue moon? Like many pieces of lunar language...
Witchcraft Is Self-Care
Something is stirring.
You can see it in the social media posts and hear it in the conversations over ladies’ lunches. You can feel the energy among the women who never thought of themselves as political, suddenly showing up at school boa...
When The Magick Feels Sexy
Last night I gathered with friends to plan our upcoming Beltane ritual and celebration. We chose a theme: surrendering to the Wild Divine.
Not the soft, romantic version of wildness. The real one. The kind that doesn’t promise you’ll get w...
Sacred Tools for Challenging Times
The Pink Moon rises in full on the night of April 1st.
While a rosy moon blushing in a twilight sky would feel like something pulled from a dream, this lunar name was never meant to describe its color. Rather, it comes from the Indigenous...
Bewitched, or Bewildered and Bedragled?
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Spell Weaver, Shadow Dancer, Sorceresss of Self-Care, Crone Woman. Dispensing practical magic for intentional living. "Witchcraft isn’t something I do, it’s how I live."
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