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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 feathers. Especially in the spiritual space. But as a witch and urban mystic and as someone, who experiences shadow work as something important as well, I believe in saying the things that are hard to say, especially when they hide behind glittery words and polished  crystals. So here it is: Not all pain is divinely planned. Not every trauma is a

Our journey to the Abbey Library of St. Gallen began on the train from Zurich. A chai latte in hand, snippets of conversation about...

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...

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

Queer, Fluid, and Fierce: Deities Who Mirror Us Not everyone finds themselves in a church. Some find themselves in the mirror. Or in Loki, who gives birth. In Inari, who dances between genders. In a goddess who is also a god. I realized early on that traditional images of God weren’t made for me. The bearded father in the sky felt distant. The silently suffering mother goddess, too. What I longed for was a divine reflection that made space for contradiction, for ecstasy, for

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. But beneath the layers of patriarchal fear and folklore, Lilith stands as something far more radical: a symbol of autonomy, sexual sovereignty, and feminine power that dared to say no. The Woman Who Walked Away According to ancient Jewish mythology, Lilith was Adam’s first wife— created as his equal, from the same earth (dust).  But when he t

From Worshipped to Wicked Long before the Christian Trinity dominated the spiritual narrative, cultures existed in which the divine was also imagined as female—cyclical, life-giving, and creative. Goddesses such as Inanna, Isis, Brigid, or Artemis embodied power over birth, sexuality, wisdom, and nature. However, with the spread of Christianity, changes occurred: patriarchy entered the religious stage, and history was rewritten. Many of these female deities were assimilated,

Forget the horror films. This day is dripping with divine feminine magic. You’ve probably heard it before: “Ooh, Friday the 13th—be careful!” Cue black cats, broken mirrors, and bad luck superstitions. But what if I told you that Friday the 13th isn’t unlucky at all? In fact, in witchy, mystical, and ancient traditions, it’s one of the most  sacred and empowering days of the year. Let’s break the spell of fear and reclaim the truth. Because babe, Friday the 13th is our day. F

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....

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...

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...