Olokun, the volatile orisha we never fully know
On Olokun, the orisha of the ocean depths: a figure who resists one gender or story, and what depth, mystery, and firmeza mean for keepers.
Religious trauma: when spirituality changes, and old fears remain
Religious trauma doesn’t end when you leave the church. Old fears of divine punishment can resurface in Pagan practice. How to tell fear from devotion.
Being Cuban and carried on the waves of Yemaya
Born in Havana, raised in Miami, living in Melbourne — reflections from a Cuban exile on African and Indigenous ancestry, light skin privilege, and Yemaya.
Approaches to tarot: fortune-telling, divination, exploration, magic
Tarot has never been just one thing. Explore four distinct approaches — predictive, oracular, reflective, and operative — and how each one works in practice.
On feminism, inclusion, and building better, safer communities
A reflection on feminism, transphobia, and what it means to build communities where everyone belongs, not just where everyone is welcome.
After the spell: on release, obsession, and tarot
Why compulsive tarot readings after a spell undermine your magical practice, and what the Witch’s Pyramid can teach us about release and silence after spellwork.