Happy Halloween, blessed Samhain (Beltane for my Southern hemisphere friends) and nos Galan Gaeaf hapus for yesterday folks.
Here in Wales today is Calan Gaeaf, the first of winter, and it’s a a new moon. New season, new calendar month, new lunar month.
Though the moon isn’t visibly new yet, it’s at its point of most dark which means it is new in that darkness, new in the mystery.
I like taking a moment in these in between spaces, where one chapter is ending and the next beginning to reflect and reorientate. It’s a great time, in this darkness before the new crescent, to ask yourself:
What am I doing in my life, and is it what I want to be doing?
Is what I’m doing now making me feel how I want it to?
What can I transform in this darkness, this inner moment, in this cave of the in between, to bring that which I choose with the new light?
At our local pagan Samhain ritual we divined to listen to the advice of the ancestors and beloved dead. I invite you to take a moment to ask for their guidance, and pull a card or rune today.
As we move into the dark half of the year that guidance and support of the unseen realm can be precious. Let yourself be supported, you don’t need to know how intellectually, our dead have always been near, it’s only our modern Western culture that has tried to forget.
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Happy Lammas, Lughnasadh, Calan Awst, and Imbolc for my Southern Hemisphere folk! Here it’s the start of the grain harvest, and Leo season is in full swing.
The rowan berries are out, turning the small dark trees brilliant red, and, as I write this, the sun has burned away the cooling clouds to bake the stone paths that wind through my town, and the tourists have arrived bringing the scent of sunscreen and the sound of holiday-makers.
Growing up in a large urban space I found it was easy to lean into the abstract idea of the festivals, the land being mediated by the buildings, the clockwork cycles of city life rather than the ebb and flow of sun and rain, but even there it made sense to reflect on the changing colours of the trees, the shifting light and dark of the sky, the warmth and cool that shaped the rhythm of life. I was lucky that the pagan festivals fit with the landscape I lived in, despite the concrete streets and fluorescent lighting I could watch the hawthorn blossom in the hedgerow at Beltane and the grain in the fields turn golden for Lammas.
Even so, it didn’t make sense to me to fix a festival of the magic of the land to a calendar date, as some years the hawthorn was earlier than May 1st, or later, so I began to listen to the magic visible in the rooted people of the land and the movement of the sky instead.
Soon I found myself connected across the growing internet to witches and pagans in other lands, and their struggles with the clash between the calendar dates and what their land was actually doing reinforced that intuition.
We can use the beautiful model of the wheel of the year to help us learn what patterns might be worth looking for, but the key in land based magic, in paganism, is rooting into the land that you are on.
I invite you to reflect on what your land is doing now. Is it harvest time where you are? Is the sun baking the land and drying the grain? Or is the light just breaking the frosts? Or are you heading into monsoon season? What is shifting in the land where you are? Does this have a name in the language of the land you belong to?
This is the same with the magic of the body. We can use maps – chakras, cauldrons, worlds – to explore what might be present for us, but the key that unlocks this magic is listening. Feeling into the body. Being present with what is.
I work a lot with the classical elements of the Western Magical tradition and these can be a really fun way of exploring intuitively. What feels earthy in your body? How are your watery emotions flowing? Where feels alive, pleasurable, good in these energies?
This week in The Enchanted Academy I shared an in-depth energy practice in a ritual working with the Elements of Eros, the magic of love and life as it flows through your body, and expands into pleasure, support, strength, and creativity. The replay is now up in the Crimson Collective community space at TEA, do go and give it a go, I’d love to hear about your experiences with the Elements of Eros!
If you’re feeling the beginning harvest energy then you can tune into that, you could reflect on the magic of Leo, where the Sun is in the zodiac at this time, or you can choose to tap into the web of magic of pagans across the globe celebrating the games of Lugh.
Find somewhere safe to light a fire – a campfire, hearthfire, bonfire, or candle flame. Or find a moment to let the sunlight fall on your skin.
Feel the warmth and breathe it into your heart. This is the home of Leo, which is the sign the Sun is strongest and happiest in.
Let that warmth spill out of your heart and flow through your body, warming and blessing every part of you.
Take a moment to feel gratitude for what is ready to harvest and gather in in your life. Perhaps that includes the food that you have access to, or any community that nourishes you.
When you have that sense of sunny gratitude breathe it out as a blessing on the world. Let the magic be shared.
Remember to put the fire out in an appropriate and respectful way, and if you’re in an area prone to wildfires right now, do stick to sunlight!
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I’m settling back into life after an adventure weaving lunar magic in Italy and reflecting back on some of the powerful experiences and beautiful magic that was shared. One piece was on shapeshifting, a skill that has fascinated me since I first discovered, aged 11, that there were adults who also believed in magic and I wondered;
“If witches are real, are shapeshifters real too?”
I soon discovered that shapeshifting is one of the skills of the witch.
Shapeshifting shows up throughout history, myth, legend, and even into modern practices today. The skill to shift ones shape, to take on a new perspective, new abilities, new understanding.
Today we think of it as an imaginative or energetic practice, and it is. But it is worth remembering that the world is more nuanced than we think, and the physical is not so far away from the spirit.
Historically shapeshifting was often described as being literal, and there are accounts of people flying to safety (1), or becoming bears, wolves, and hares.
Terry Pratchett (2) illustrates the traditional witchcraft practice of faring forth in animal form well, when Granny Weatherwax hangs a sign up saying “I ate’nt dead” and sends her spirit out to “borrow” an animal’s senses, but it was common in this practice that the spirit was sent out in animal form, as a physical presence itself . The witch-spirit-as-animal, running as a hare, could even be injured and that injury would appear on their body the next day. Scottish witch Isobel Gowdie describes a famous example of this. (3)
The line between physical and spiritual is more porous than we might believe.
I first experienced this practice in a group with the story of Ceridwen and Taliesin (4), where they shapeshift during a chase, travelling through the realms, but I’d spent years exploring it beforehand – in dreams, in meditations and journey, out walking, and even playing hide and seek!
Some of the ways you can work with shapeshifting include:
Shifting your energy body to be more inviting or to discourage advances
Changing colours to project different impressions or hide!
Borrowing the heightened sight of the red kite, or hearing of the hare
Exploring different perspectives and landscapes through journeys to learn, and to gain insight
Remembering your relationship to the other beings in the web of life
To be inspired
For fun!
So much in life shifts and changes that exploring deliberate shapeshifting is also a wonderful magical tool for reflecting on what stays the same. What is consistent in you when you become a hare? A cat? A bird? What is, deep down, the core of you?
And what is eternal when everything else changes too? If you feel unsettled and overwhelmed by the fast paced chaos of modern life, finding that thread can be a powerful way of anchoring yourself.
Shapeshifting is, then, perfect for exploring different perspectives and finding the deep truths, for knowing yourself as well as the other.
So I’m really excited to share that I’m offering a FREE “masterclass” on shapeshifting as a witches skill, on Monday 22nd July! You can come and find out more about Shapeshifting, and experience it for yourself, in The Enchanted Academy, which has itself shifted shape and has a new home!
Come deepen your magic and explore the witches skill of shapeshifting in The Enchanted Academy, and gain access to our free community of gorgeous magical folks.
The community is totally free, with monthly events including masterclasses, prompts, healing and oracle swaps. There are courses and such that you can choose to sign up to when you’re ready to dive in deeper!
Why should I listen to you?
I have almost three decades of experience in magic, and many years teaching. Magic is my life (I also have a PhD in philosophy so I have thought about this stuff thoroughly too). My goal is to give you the skills to enchant your life and the world, and I work hard at it. But you can come and see for yourself by joining The Enchanted Academy for free.
How do I access the class?
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Notes for the curious:
I heard a tale from Peter Stevenson about enslaved people in the Americas growing wings and flying across the sea to home, which he learned from their descendants. There are other examples of this but this was in the last 200 years, so really recent.
This is in “Lords and Ladies” but the whole “Wyrd Sisters” arc in Terry Pratchett’s work has brilliant illustrations of witchcraft.
Isobel Gowdie was a witch executed in Scotland in the 1600s who gave a huge amount of information in her testimony including a famous charm for becoming a hare. Emma Wilby has written extensively on this in her book “Visions of Isobel Gowdie”.
I finally submitted the last of the edits for my next book…
Storytelling for Magic!
A practical book calling on the skills of the bard as a storyteller, performer, and magic-weaver to make better magic. It includes techniques for finding, learning, and telling stories, transforming them into rituals, and sharing their magic with confidence, in your own style.
Perfect timing as tomorrow is Imbolc. And the start of February Album Writing Month (FAWM), a challenge to write 14 songs in February. I signed up last year and discovered a hugely supportive community, filled with so much inspiration and encouragement, that I actually wrote 16 songs!
Several of these made it into my first solo-singing show in December. One became my third released single, Two Wolves, No Masters. I think it’s safe to say that FAWM had an impact.
And as the FAWM community gears up to start again tomorrow, I’m noticing that it’s Imbolc eve.
Imbolc – the festival of the light breaking through the cold
Imbolc – the celebration of the first signs of spring
Imbolc – the day of Brigid, Bridie, Ffraid. Saint, Goddess, and Divine Power.
Brigid is considered to be a Goddess of Inspiration, of poets. (As well as healing, and forging/creativity)
So it struck me that this is brilliant timing for the month of FAWM!
I don’t work with Brigid often, but I’ll be lighting a candle for the two deities who most guided my book writing, Taliesin the bard and the goddess Ceridwen, whose cauldron brews all Inspiration. And I think I’ll say a few words for Brigid, as it’s her day too, and it never hurts to have deities of inspiration and creativity on your side.
You can find a talk on Storytelling As Magic on my Patreon as part of January’s Enchanted Circle, for this month only I’ve released the recording to the public – Patrons get to join me live, ask questions, and choose topics – as well as meditations, courses, and classes at different tiers! Go, watch, and sign up for more…
Today I flicked through a copy of “Cults and New Religions; A History” by Douglas E. Cowan and David G. Bromley, and I naturally went straight to the chapter on “Wicca and Modern Witchcraft”, to see what they were saying about my religion – Pagan Witchcraft (and yes, I consider myself religious, but not dogmatic!).
The bits I saw I thought were quite accurate – Modern Witchcraft and Wicca are both paths under the “Pagan” umbrella, alongside Heathenry (generally speaking) and Druidry… with a fair amount of overlap! Not every Witch will consider themselves Pagan, and that’s ok, but most seem to be happy to sit under that umbrella.
What I did really like was how they characterised “Pagan” paths as, for the most part, sharing three common beliefs (paraphrased!):
The Earth is Sacred.
The Divine is immanent (in the world, including us).
We have the ability to interact with the divine/spiritual/magical forces of the world. (i.e. Magic is possible!)
There will be a few pagans who disagree, or want to elaborate, but I think that’s a pretty good description.
So if you believe these three things and don’t subscribe to another faith, and the vibe of Paganism appeals to you, you might be one of us! You don’t even have to pick a tradition or a specific Path, you can just be Pagan. Or you can be Pagan and… like me.
Picture of autumnal trees by a frosty patch of grass in the sunshine – the beauty of the world is all around us.
I do have some thoughts, of course, like recognising that just because we can “interact with the spiritual forces of the world”, doesn’t mean we all do, or that what we do always works out as we intend, but many of us do absolutey do things that we call magic based on this understanding of the world.
And this makes me wonder about “belief” vs “experience” – I don’t just “believe” these things, I experience Nature as Sacred, the world as Divine, and magic as possible.
Our understanding of the world shapes how we treat it and how we experience it.
The stories we tell change the world we live in.
Our experiences.
And our actions.
In my Crimson Craft teachings I often speak about how “love” is a verb, it isn’t just something we feel, it is also something we do.
And if nature is Sacred, the world is Divine, and we can effect it, then how does that understanding, those beliefs, shape how we act in the world?
Many of my friends are protestors, street-activists, and campaigners for change in policy.
Most people I know are trying to live more lightly upon this beautiful, sacred, earth.
In Reclaiming Witchcraft, we’re having conversations about how we can treat each other better, be better allies to indigenous folk, queer folk, disabled folk, BIPOC and folk disproportinately effected by the systems of power that would rather keep us apart. We’re working to remember and act from the understanding that we are each divine.
We each take the steps we can, and one piece of this is remembering that we are part of the world.
Remembering that, if the divine is in the world… it is in us too.
If the Earth is Sacred, then you too are Sacred.
So how will you choose to treat yourself as such? To treat others as such?
All while holding those essential boundaries and practicalities of life, of course, which can seem paradoxical!
(Which is why I love working with the Red Goddesses who hold both radical Love and strong boundaries, they are lovers and fighters… but that’s a story for the future… join my mailing list to make sure you don’t miss it!)
What do you think? Is that a good way of describing the fundamental beliefs/ethos of Paganism? And if you are Pagan, what ways do you treat yourself, others, and the world as holding the divine?
Sometimes I wonder why I do the things I do, why do I take the risk of talking openly about taboo topics, of teaching on things that many people not only dismiss, but look at with suspicion?
It’s healthy to check in with yourself, to wonder sometimes, and remembering the WHY helps with showing up in devotion, but the answer, for me, is simple.
I know this is important.
The very fact that the response I get from folk is mixed shows that this beautiful, wonderful, healing work of being whole, of being all of ourselves despite the pressure from the world to split and hide and repress our creative selves, divinely rising from pleasure, of truly enjoying this precious time embodied on earth – the fact that the response to that is suspicion just shows me that speaking openly is needed.
It is natural to seek pleasure, to give and receive love, to be present with each other.
It is natural to seek pleasure, to give and receive love, to be present with each other.
It is your birthright, simply by the fact that you are alive, to know yourself as whole and worthy of pleasure and play and love.
My magical practice is what has kept me healing, moving towards kindness and delight. Every day that I breathe in Love, dance with my gods, sing to the fair folk and spirits who walk with me, is a day that I open to the magic in the world which is wonder and possibility.
When I pull out my tarot cards, I listen and hear, and discover that I am not alone, there is guidance there.
When I light a candle to bridge the worlds, when I pour my offerings, I give and receive, and discover that I am supported, I am in community.
When I pull on the threads, untangle the knots of Wyrd in a spellworking, or nudge the flow of life further toward beauty, balance, and delight, I feel into what is true and what is possible, and I discover that I am a part of the web and the weaving.
Magic isn’t just about the tools to heal, to stay centred in the chaos, to grow, to create change. It is also about the connection, the remembering that we are part of the community of beings and the flow of energies. We are not separate from the world.
Magic isn’t just about the tools to heal, to stay centred in the chaos, to grow, to create change. It is also about the connection, the remembering that we are part of the community of beings and the flow of energies. We are not separate from the world.
This is why I offer the classes that I do, why I show up for weekly livestreams and share as the gods inspire me, why I offer up meditations on Divine Love and embodiment, and why I gently share the reminder that our bodies, including our sexual natures, are part of this whole gift that is life.
When you allow yourself to be present with all of your parts, with your embodied self, and allow yourself to feel that pleasure, that desire, that love moving in the body, then healing happens.
You begin to reclaim your capacity to find pleasure, to create, to be content. It isn’t always an easy path, and there are many reasons we might shy away from this work of integration within ourselves, and so we move softly, in the Crimson Coven, with Love.
Always, always, coming back to reclaiming our own bodies as our temples, as divine spaces, however they are, in all their pleasure and pain, freedoms and limitations, blessings and challenges.
Always, always, coming back to reclaiming our own bodies as our temples, as divine spaces, however they are, in all their pleasure and pain, freedoms and limitations, blessings and challenges.
If the Divine is immanent, if the God/dess is present in all things, including the earth, then our bodies are Sacred too.
And this is why I do what I do.
Why I share stories and write books and make music and write erotica and offer classes and show up as all my self.
Even when it raises eyebrows.
To remind all with hearts to hear that there is beauty and possibility in the world, that remembering your wholeness is possible, that you are divine, in all your parts, and that you too are part of that community which is magic, weaving and woven and wondrous.
Thank you for showing up with me.
I hope you enjoy my offerings, and that they help you remember what your truest heart already knows…
You are here for more pleasure, play, magic, and love than you can even imagine.
When Danny Robins interviewed me for “The Witch House” (which I didn’t realise would be a horror until months later!) I taught him a healing chant and a rune for self-protection, and he asked me;
So, what do witches actually do?
Danny Robins (and so many other people I’ve spoken to!)
And I answered, something like:
In my tradition, we tune into the flow of magic, build relationships with the spirits, and work magic to change our selves, our lives, and the world for the better.
Me, paraphrased, from memory
And then… he asked me again. Twice more.
I was completely confused, until about two hours later when I realised that he wanted to know :
How do witches do what they do?
(At least, I guess that’s what he was asking?)
Now, ask 13 witches what they do and you’ll get at least 3 dozen different answers, but I can give you some idea of the most common things at least!
SIDENOTE: When I say “witch”, I mean those of us choosing it as a religious and spiritual term, and not the nasty meaning (wicked magic users) or the aesthetic (Halloween-tastic) or the political feminist (Woman In Total Control of Herself) – though I enjoy that it can mean so many things. I love that “Witch” is a shapeshifter term used, today, most often as an empowerment for those of us magical folk outside the mainstream. (Read my thoughts on why I use the term “witch” even though some people still see it as negative!)
Generally, though, Witches today often:
Make offerings of incense, food, drink, and song to build relationship with spirits, deities, ancestors, and the beings of the land
Honour the land with environmental action and/or energetic healing and mindfulness of our impact
Use household or found objects like candles, herbs, string, pebbles, shells to cast spells (sympathetically enacting the change we want to happen in the world – I’ve got a whole course on this!)
Work on knowing ourselves – through journaling, meditation, paying attention, exploring our stories, ritual, reflection, divination…
Work on being the best version of ourselves – better at magic, better people, better at being the most us we can be
Use ritual and magical tools to improve ourselves and our lives – and the lives of people around us, if they choose (or we’re responsible for them)
Pay attention to the land and the energy of the world to work with the flow of magic
Healing! Through ritual, spellwork, or healing modalities we’ve learned! (I trained as a holistic therapist in my teens to improve my healing skills!)
Divination – tarot, runes, ogham, tea leaves, pendulums, coffee grounds… so many different ways to Listen to the Divine in the world.
Celebrate the turning of the seasons and our communities – picture from our Samhain ritual, as we moved into the winter.
Explore different states of consciousness – such as through dream, trance, ecstatic ritual – to learn about ourselves and the world, to connect with magic, and to change things for the better.
And whatever else we want to do, because, honestly, we make our own rules!
I probably need to talk a bit more about a lot of those, so watch out for future blogposts…
And I’d love to hear from my witchy folk in the comments… if someone asked you “what do witches do?” what would you say???
You know that there is magic in the world, wonder and beauty and possibility. There is something beyond the obvious, and you’ve felt that deep sense that you can connect with it, that it can support you… if you just knew how.
You might even have started down a magical path, but the world (particularly the internet!) is so full of conflicting information and “you must this” or “you should that” which just doesn’t work for you and you’re ready for something different.
You’re ready to bring your magic into your everyday life, to root it in embodiment, and turn it into a practice that works for you, regardless of what anyone else says it should look like.
So that’s what I’m here to support you in doing. I learned how to weave my own path and to make magic a natural, easy part of my life, with ease and delight, and you can too.
This is your invitation to bring enchantment deeper into your world, and to live your magical life, where the mysterious and wondrous are everyday and you have the tools to create the life you dream of.
Just like magic.
This is what The Enchanted Academy is all about… what the Crimson Coven Collective opens the door for.
So tell me, do you want more?
Study with Me
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Stepping a little deeper, for £10 a month join me for live Enchanted Circles on magical topics, which will include an oracle reading for the community, a mini-talk on a magical topic, a meditation or practice, and a Q&A. The replays will be available, and there will be options for submitting questions to be asked anonymously (or if you can’t attend live.) This tier also includes the meditations and musings!
The library is ever growing, where you can watch replays of previous classes, and each month I’ll be sharing a self-study class from one of my courses, for you to explore at your own pace. As the months go by the library will continue to expand, and you’ll get the chance to have input on future courses too! At £15 a month, along with the self study options, this tier also includes the live Enchanted Circles, plus meditations and musings.
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In these classes we explore topics such as – the magic of the moon and other heavenly bodies, Elemental magic, embodiment, Your Body as Your Temple, how to work with pleasure in magic, strengthening your discernment, Fires of Devotion, Language as self love spells, invocations, the energy of the festivals… and more.
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Tomorrow I’m off to teach at Dragonrise, the Witchcamp I helped set up in 2009… I stepped away from organising a few years ago to finish my PhD and I’m delighted to be returning as a Dr and singer-songwriter, especially since we’ll be working with Ceridwen and Taliesin!
Before I head out I wanted to update you all on the dates for the autumn and winter workshops and retreats, you’ll be able to book on any of these by the end of the month, or you can join my Patreon now at Apprentice Level and get access to all the workshops included, my back-catalogue of posts, plus 50% off the longer retreats.
It’s a dream of mine to be able to do this work of re-enchantment full time, supporting you in your magical journey, and to build a community space where we can safely discuss magic, learn, and grow together. Every person that signs up as a Patron, at whatever level, helps to support this dream becoming true, and I’m grateful to each and every one of you.
Radiance, Power, and Presence (New date): Sunday 3rd September ’23 – 6-9pm BST (UK time)
Re-light your self love through courting Divine Love and the magic of the land.
Join us and learn how to:
~ strengthen your radiance,
~ deepen your power,
~ and boost your sensual confidence.
You were made for pleasure, for play, for love.
Are you ready to say yes to something wonderful?
Once upon a time I had such bad stage fright I froze if I even thought I was being watched. Now I tell tales to hundreds of people. If I can find my own inner light, you can too.
This August tune into the Sun’s power and the waxing moon and conjure your own radiance.
Your Body, Your Temple: Thursday 31st August ’23 – 7-8:30pm (UK)
Explore your body as the Temple to the Divinity you are, your Divine nature, and the Desire that is divine love seeking expression in your life.
In this workshop you will:
~ experience your body as a temple, paving the way for a deeper sense of safety in yourself.
~ tune into your desire as the holy fire of divine love, stepping into acceptance that allows for your heart’s desire to manifest in your life
~ explore ways to feel divinely embodied, even when it feels like your body has let you down, leading towards a greater connection between your body and spirit and a deeper capacity for love and pleasure.
Thursday 31st of August is also the release date for my second single – Her Body, The Temple! Join my mailing list to get first listen to this invocation of the Goddess of Love and Passion!
And autumn dates – get on the waiting list today for first dibs on spaces!
WORKSHOP: September 12th – 7-8:30pm (UK) – Autumnal Moon Magic – distilling the season into seeds to focus on that which you value and bring it into blossoming.
RETREAT: Equinox/Full Moon – September 29th – 6-9pm (UK) – Compass of Pleasure – embodiment, divine love, and increasing pleasure to guide your journey.
WORKSHOP: October 12th- 7-8:30pm (UK) – Spelling the Sensuous – invocations with sensual language to embody the magic called.
RETREAT: Samhain – November 1st – 6-9pm (UK) – The Underworld – a descent with Inanna into deep desires – exploring erotic fantasy and the nature of kink/taboo
WORKSHOP: November 15th – 7-8:30pm (UK) – The depths of the heart – forgiveness and release magic to clear the way before winter.
WORKSHOP: December 6th – 7-8:30pm (UK) – The Fires of Celebration – allowing our delight to light the way forward.
RETREAT: Winter Solstice – Date TBC – 6-9pm (UK) – The Dark Earth – the sacred dark, and the magic of rest
As a special event this Summer Solstice I’m offering a Crimson Craft Ritual on a pay what you feel (including free) basis. Register for your space below to get your invitation to the ritual (and a link to the replay afterwards).
In this Solstice ritual you will
~ strengthen your intuition,
~ deepen your discernment,
~ and connect to Divine Love.
Experience embodied magic in this ritual, wherever you are in the world.
You were made for pleasure, for play, for love. Work with the magic of the Midsummer Sun to bring this into your life now.
Halo Quin 