There is a phrase spreading across the internet right now: I am Jane Doe. Women are saying it. Men are saying it. Survivors are saying it. People who have never experienced sexual violence themselves but understand exactly what is at stake are saying it too. They are not claiming to be the young woman at the center of the Cornell 7 case. They are trying to make her harder to find, and perhaps that tells us almost everything we need to know about the world survivors are still expected to navigate.
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When the Fox Walked Beside Me: Loyalty, Faith, and the Quiet Ways We Honor What We Believe
Some days, faith feels easy, almost effortless. Other days, it feels like something you have to reach for with both hands because life has left you tired, disappointed, overwhelmed, or questioning the very things you thought you were certain about. Loyalty can feel much the same way. It can be beautiful and grounding, but when…
Podcast Episode: Nervous System and Self-Discovery
Welcome to our “Podview” an overview of the latest blog posts.
Veiling in Magic: Ancient Roots, Sacred Thresholds, and Modern Practice
Recently, I began incorporating veiling into my own spiritual practice. Not as a requirement, not as a rule, and certainly not because someone told me I had to. Instead, it became a quiet ritual. A way of stepping from the noise of everyday life into something a little more sacred. For many people, the word…
The Rosy Maple Moth: subtle but still powerful.
The Rosy Maple Moth looks like something painted by a daydreaming goddess with a sweet tooth. With its bubblegum pink legs, buttery yellow wings, and tiny fuzzy body, it barely feels real when you spot one resting near your porch light or curled beside your doorway at night. 🌙🍓✨
The Quiet Magic of a Chronically Ill Witch
There’s a version of me the outside world doesn’t see. She is not standing tall in a candlelit circle every night, not draped in ritual regalia, not summoning storms with a flick of her wrist. No… this version of me is sitting on the edge of the bed, calculating energy like it’s currency. How much…
Let’s just get this out of the way:
My body is not a well-oiled machine. It’s more like a haunted Victorian house where all the wiring is questionable, something creaks at 3am for no reason, and every system occasionally just… does its own thing. It’s a bizarre environment where shadows loom unexpectedly and every corner seems to hold secrets of its own. And…
When the Universe Whispers Back
The post reflects on moments when life’s chaos aligns, creating clarity and peace. It emphasizes trusting the process, appreciating small victories, and recognizing the significance of each experience. Despite challenging beginnings, embracing rest and moments of stillness leads to healing and connection. Ultimately, life’s journey is a mosaic of lessons and blessings.
🌸 Lavender Taro Latte (Milk Tea with Boba)
The Lavender Taro Latte recipe serves as a calming ritual to help rebalance after the chaos of travel. It combines soothing ingredients like oat milk, taro, and lavender to promote emotional wellness. This drink becomes a gentle reminder to pause, recharge, and center oneself amidst life’s distractions.
🌕 Samhain: When the Veil Between Worlds Grows Thin 🕯️🍂
As the wheel of the year turns once again, we arrive at one of the most sacred times in the old ways—Samhain (pronounced Sow-in). For centuries, this day has marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of the dark half of the year. It’s a time of death, rebirth, and deep spiritual connection—a moment…
