Witchcraft – Inkwood Tarot

Posted on April 30, 2021May 11, 2021 by Inkwood — Leave a comment

Introducing ‘Exploring Witchcraft’ – a Mentorship Program

Beloved Community, I am delighted to announce my newest offering – a program that’s been incubating for several years and is now ready for interested students: 1-on-1 Witchcraft Mentoring programs for the Witchy curious!

This program explores the various tools, practices, and traditions that make up modern Witchcraft. You’ll learn through practice and intuitive work what aspects of Witchcraft resonate best with you, and how to craft your own, unique practice.

Posted on April 29, 2021August 9, 2022 by Inkwood — Leave a comment

My Witchy Credentials

Let me just say right off that you do NOT need credentials to be a Witch – you either are one or you aren’t. You do the work, or you don’t. All you need is the desire to learn, practice, and be your true, authentic self. However, as a teacher, coach, and mentor, prospective students should know where I’m coming from and what qualifies me to teach and coach others.

Posted on September 8, 2020May 4, 2021 by Inkwood — Leave a comment

Tarot Spread to Find an Energetic Guide or Companion

Many Pagans (and non-Pagans!) enjoy working energetically with a variety of companions and/or guides. Here’s a spread to help you hone your search for that special energetic partner. You can either approach this spread completely open, or with a specific type of entity in mind (physical familiar, patron/matron deity, ancestral spirit, etc.).

Posted on August 16, 2020December 8, 2022 by Inkwood — 2 Comments

How I Energetically Attune a New Tarot Deck

Any energetic or magical tool like a tarot deck ought to be cleansed and attuned to its owner in order to get the best results from it. No matter how awesome a deck’s creator(s) is/are, ultimately it still has to be printed, packaged, and shipped (unless you’re working with a print-your-own deck). And they acquire a bit of dross in the process.

There are lots of good rituals out there for cleansing and consecrating new tools – I use my coven’s consecration ritual when I can. But often when I get a new tarot deck I’m too impatient to wait until I have time for a ritual. I like getting my hands on a deck right away, so over time I’ve developed my own cleansing and attuning process that doesn’t deprive me of the tangible joy of physically interacting with my deck immediately.