I have been walking beside the magical arts for as long as I can remember.

I was born into a family where the unseen was never entirely separate from the seen. My mother was what many would call a Hedge — a woman deeply connected to intuition, spirit, nature, and the spaces between worlds — and she was the granddaughter of another. Because of that, I grew up comfortable with what could not always be explained, but could most certainly be felt.

There was never a hard line for me between the ordinary and the mystical. Energy had a presence. Plants carried wisdom. Intuition mattered. Dreams spoke. Some things simply had to be experienced rather than proven.

By the time I was eighteen, I had a much clearer understanding of who my mother was and of the path that had been quietly taking shape beneath my own feet. I began to embrace my Nordic ancestry more deeply and to explore the spiritual traditions, symbolism, folklore, and practices that resonated with that part of my bloodline.

Today, I am a practicing Ásatrú witch, and my personal practice is rooted in a deep reverence for nature, ancestral wisdom, intuition, ritual, and personal sovereignty.

For me, Ásatrú is not about reenacting the past. It is about honoring lineage, listening to the natural world, respecting the sacred, and building a living spiritual practice that has meaning in the present. My path is personal, evolving, and grounded in both tradition and intuition.

My earliest magical work began simply.

I worked with crystals and herbs to support friends and loved ones. I learned through curiosity, observation, experience, study, and the quiet lessons that come from working closely with natural materials over time.

What began with simple herbal remedies, crystal work, and intuitive guidance eventually grew into a much deeper relationship with herbal alchemy.

Today, I work with herbs, flowers, spices, resins, crystals, smoke, fire, salt, and other natural materials as tools for intention, transformation, cleansing, protection, manifestation, and ritual.

I believe that the real magic is not found in blindly following someone else's spell.

It is found in understanding why you are using something.

Why this herb?
Why this crystal?
Why this intention?
Why this moment?

When we understand the energy and symbolism behind the materials we work with, ritual becomes more than performance. It becomes a conversation between intention, nature, intuition, and action. That philosophy is at the heart of the work I teach today.

Intuition Has Always Been Part of the Work

Alongside herbal practice, intuitive reading has been a natural part of my path.

I have always paid attention to what lives beneath the obvious — the feeling in a room, the energy surrounding a situation, patterns that repeat, symbols that appear at the right moment, and the quiet knowing that sometimes arrives before logic catches up.

My readings are not about giving your power away to someone else.

They are about helping you hear yourself more clearly.

Whether I am working through intuitive reading, charm reading, ritual, herbs, crystals, or energy work, my intention is the same: to help people reconnect with their own instincts, recognize the patterns around them, and make conscious choices about where they want to go next.

I believe divination is at its most powerful when it becomes a mirror rather than a command.

Why I Created the Sisterhood of the Serpent Crown

The Sisterhood of the Serpent Crown grew from a desire to create the kind of space I believe women have always needed.

A place to gather.

A place to learn.

A place to speak openly about intuition, energy, ritual, transformation, and the parts of ourselves that the outside world often asks us to make smaller.

The serpent has long represented transformation, wisdom, instinct, rebirth, and the shedding of what has become too small for us.

That symbolism is at the heart of the Sisterhood.

We are allowed to change.

We are allowed to shed old identities.

We are allowed to trust our instincts.

We are allowed to become something new.

And we are allowed to do it in the company of other women who understand the call.

Through workshops, ritual gatherings, herbal magik, intuitive readings, ceremonial experiences, and community, I want to help women explore their own spiritual practices without telling them there is only one correct way to walk the path.

Because I do not believe your power belongs to a teacher, a tradition, a deck of cards, a crystal, or a spell.

Those things can guide you.

They can teach you.

They can open doors.

But your power belongs to you.

My role is simply to help you remember how to use it.

My Practice

My work today weaves together many of the practices that have followed me throughout my life:

Herbal alchemy • crystal work • intuitive reading • charm divination • energy work • cleansing and protection • ritual craft • burning spells • ancestral practice • Nordic spirituality • Ásatrú • ceremonial tea • intention work

Some of these practices are ancient. Some are deeply personal. Some have evolved through years of experience and experimentation.

Together, they have become my language for working with the unseen.

And perhaps most importantly, they have taught me that magic does not have to be complicated to be powerful.

Sometimes it begins with a handful of herbs.

A flame.

A cup of tea.

A question.

An intention.

And the willingness to listen.

Welcome to my world.

Welcome to the Sisterhood.

You were never meant to be tamed.