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The Beauty of Circles: A Pagan View on Life’s Natural Flow
The first frost on a parked car. The hum of the city under a full moon. The faint green of moss reclaiming a wall. Even in the city, the cycles never stop. For many pagans and witches, life is not a straight line. It moves in circles — in rhythms, in repetitions, in cycles that echo the natural world. Observing these cycles isn’t about following rules or rigid practice; it’s about listening, noticing, and learning to move in harmony with life itself. In this article, I will n
4 hours ago3 min read


Are You a Christian Witch? Welcome to the Coven
With All Hallows’ Day — also known as All Saints’ Day — just behind us, an interesting thought came to mind. There’s something about this time of year, the thinning veil between worlds during Samhain (Halloween or All Hallows’ Eve), that draws attention to the interplay between the old and the new, the pagan and the Christian. It’s a liminal space — a moment to reflect on cycles, ancestors, and the sacred mysteries that live in both shadow and light. It made me think: many pe
1 day ago5 min read


Moments of Wu-Wei
This text was written in 2021, on an old blog. Some thoughts are timeless, others may have evolved further—but today it can blossom here in my new magical home. -->  to the original article (in German) I recently found myself in one of those conflicts that you don't see coming – and then suddenly everything boils over. You may be familiar with this: first a spark, then fireworks of emotions. After the initial storm had passed and I could breathe again, I came across a term th
Oct 192 min read


Fear, Faith, and Control: The Oldest Human Story
How fear-based beliefs shape our need for control — and what it means to choose love over obedience. Only a system that seeks control...
Oct 116 min read


Oh Honey, I Don’t Worship Men: The Truth About Witches and the Devil
Let’s get one thing straight: witches don’t worship the devil. Or at least — most of us don’t. The other day, I read a sister witch’s...
Oct 85 min read


Everyday Magic: How Even the Most Rational People Still Cast Spells
I’ve got good news and bad news for the fundamentalists, the skeptics, and everyone in between: The bad news is, you’re doing witchcraft....
Oct 73 min read


Let’s Talk About Religious Trauma
A sacred conversation for those still carrying shame in the name of a God I know, I know - we are back on the topic of Christianity, and...
Sep 74 min read


When Love and Light Turn Toxic: A Witchy Call-Out of Spiritual Bypassing
There’s a part of me that hesitated to write this. Not because I’m unsure of what I feel — but because I know it will ruffle some...
Aug 214 min read


An Urban Mystic Among the Benedictines
Our journey to the Abbey Library of St. Gallen began on the train from Zurich. A chai latte in hand, snippets of conversation about...
Jul 314 min read


Witch, Please: No, Witchcraft Does not Ruin Your Mental Health (Unpacking the ‘Ex-Witch’ Narrative)
Lately, I’ve seen a wave of “ex-witch” testimonies pop up on social media—clips of people claiming they were involved in witchcraft and...
Jul 263 min read


Beyond Urban Mysticism: A Tour Through Earth-Based Spiritualities
When you think of Paganism, what comes to mind? A bonfire under the full moon? A witch in all black? Maybe druids with staffs or goddesses with flowing hair? Or perhaps you’re not quite sure what it even is — except that it seems old, mystical, maybe a little rebellious. For some, the word Pagan  conjures images of nature, ritual, and magic. For others it might trigger unease. Devil worship? Dangerous cults? Something dark and forbidden? Let’s clear that up right away: Pagani
Jul 244 min read


Divine Beyond the Binary - An ode to the queer divinity
Queer, Fluid, and Fierce: Deities Who Mirror Us Not everyone finds themselves in a church. Some find themselves in the mirror. Or in...
Jul 205 min read


Lilith: The Original Rebel
Long before Eve bit the apple, there was Lilith —a woman who refused to kneel. She’s been called a demon, a seductress, a baby-stealer....
Jul 92 min read


The Sacred She: How the Church Silenced the Divine Feminine
There is a quiet, growing unrest—an ancestral memory stirring in the bones of women and allies who remember. Not through textbooks or...
Jun 144 min read


Friday the 13th: A Witch’s Lucky Day
Forget the horror films. This day is dripping with divine feminine magic. You’ve probably heard it before: “Ooh, Friday the 13th—be...
Jun 132 min read


This City Is My Temple
Loving and Living Spiritually in an Urban Jungle They say you have to retreat to the woods to feel spiritual.But I found god in graffiti....
May 212 min read


No, I Don’t Want to Be Saved—But Thanks Anyway: How to navigate unsolicited religious advice with grace and fire
I don't know about you, but where I am from, Christianity is still the main religion around. I have friends from all kinds of spiritual...
May 204 min read


Pagan in Prada: How to Walk Your Nature-Based Path in High Heels and High-Rise Buildings
Let’s get one thing straight: you don’t need to live in a moss-covered cottage with a goat named Freya to call yourself Pagan or follow a...
Apr 243 min read
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