Hello

I have a strong curiosity and passion for the unknown. I am lucky enough that part of my spiritual genius is all about connecting the dots and seeing the in-between. The magick in the hidden moments or the "mundane", so to speak.

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I've been through cycle after cycle. Hell after hell. I've been in constant toxic masculine energy. Ignored my divine feminine energy. I convinced myself I was unlovable, powerless, and broken. I've abandoned what made me feel whole and allowed others to tell me who I am.

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I pushed through occult practices that were draining and didn't fit, all because it's what I thought I HAD to do to be connected to spirit. 

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This finally came to a head when I got pregnant. As someone who lost an amazing mother at a young age, I wanted to ensure I left a legacy behind for my daughter in case the same thing happened to her.

 

From the Witch's Kitchen was created for the original purpose to creating a grimoire for my daughter, so she has all my knowledge of my magickal findings in case I was not there to lead her when needed.

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That was the original thought, anyway. I soon noticed, after I had her, that I couldn't connect with magick the way I used to. 

 

Dealing with a newborn and post-partum caused me to feel guilt about "abandoning my practice". 

 

Every ritual felt forced and performative. I was constantly chasing after spirit while feeling drained and depressed.

 

I knew something had to change and started diving into hearth magick and "lazy" witchcraft.

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By utilizing daily activities and turning them into rituals, I was able to remove the guilt and constant chasing.

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I could reconnect with spirit through mundane activities and perform magick while also doing necessary tasks.

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Cooking meals became spell working.

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Cleaning the home became a purification of my space.

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I became a different witch (and mom). One that was spiritually connected without playing a "performance".

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I know there are other burnt-out, overwhelmed witches and curious mamas out there looking for a solution. A way to keep up with spirit and stay true to their alignment, all while dealing with a modern society.

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This is why the cozy coven was created. To not only simplify witchcraft for those who need a more simple and "lazy" approach to magick but also to provide a space where you can be you-focused while sharing in wins and challenges with others who align with your practice and values.

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Whether you become part of the coven or just lurk in the background. I welcome you and bless this space with understanding and comfort.

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So mote it be.