Before we rush into “new year, new me,” I want to honor the version of you that made it here. The one who survived, learned, softened, broke open, healed, and kept going anyway. Tonight is a beautiful time to pause, release what no longer fits, and thank the lessons that shaped you. If you feel called, drop one word below for what you’re leaving behind… and one word for what you’re inviting in

Take a second to say hi in the comments so we can get to know each other 💛 Where are you from and what kind of magic / spirituality are you most drawn to right now? Also, what would you love to see in here? Rituals? Classes? Journaling prompts? Community chats? This space is for us, so I want to build it with you 🫶🏻

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Welcome, and truly, I’m glad you’re here. This coven was created for those who feel called to paganism not as an aesthetic, trend, or performance; but as a living path woven into everyday life. Here, we will focus on: - Practice over perfection - Meaning over mimicry - Rhythm over rigidity This is a modern pagan hearth; a place to learn, question, unlearn, and grow in step with the seasons. You do not need expensive tools. You do not need to know everything. You do not need to follow a single tradition to belong here. What does matter is: - Respect—for the paths, spirits, and people here - Curiosity—rather than certainty - Intention—rather than performance Over the coming weeks, we will explore the Wheel of the Year, household practice, folklore, symbolism, omens, and the quiet wisdom found in rhythm and repetition. Your First Invitation: In the comments below, share: - What drew you to paganism, or - What you hope to find or learn here There is no right answer. Speak from where you are. Welcome to the hearth. May it warm you and may the thorn teach you boundaries. -With Love, my darlings 🖤