If you read The Dewyletter , you know that I do monthly tarot readings at a few places. I actually just added a new spot to the rotation; a monthly salon-themed event that hosts various speakers and then we do readings afterwards. It’s a lot of fun, but if you come to this, be sure to come with your critical thinking skills ready to go. There are a lot of… interesting beliefs in that room (mine included) and you should never be afraid to question arguments that are presented

I've been dreading writing this for a variety of reasons, but I also accepted that it is inevitable that I say my two cents on this due to how I've decided to navigate this. The specific event that tipped the scale was my partnership with Reality Radio Network (which is where my new show airs). It's incredible how polarizing AI has proven to be. I feel like most people I encounter are either purists that think using AI is some kind of moral failing while others will call yo

As I continue down my path, certain things that started simply turn into more meaningful parts of my practice. And something that certainly fits that description is the relationship I've had with a near constant companion simply known as my hat. A witch's hat is traditionally sacred and special to them and mine is no exception. Religious headwear is nothing particularly new, and I'd assume that anyone who has a clothing item that is tied into their religious practices to have

So a friend of mine recently decided she was going to GM a chronicle of Vampire: The Masquerade and invited me to join. Using the family motto of "Fuck it, we ball", I went for it. The next few weeks were spent, among other things, figuring out what kind of character I wanted to play. Went through a few iterations before I landed on my final choice, and I really liked the opening monologue for one of the shelved characters. So I thought I'd share that here! Pictured: Mood ima

I've been quite the busy bee. And, as it always seems to happen, I take on too many things and have to take some forced time off. And so I thought I'd analyze that for today's blog post. Specifically, when do I decide to power through and when do I decide to chill? Pictured: Me, every so often. On reflection, it seems that the largest question that I reflect on is "Have I proved that I can do the thing?" It's much easier for me to take a break from a commitment I've already p

As of January twenty of this year I have apparently ceased to exist. Executive order one four one six eight declares that I apparently need to desist. The harmful idea that I employ is that I can interpret how I feel. That I alone can choose how I present as I identify according to my will. The threat I pose is imminent to all who dictate what to do. Cede your authority cautiously because they will come after you. Pictured: The misogyny that underpins this rhetoric is on full

If you know me, you know I am both (i) a magical practitioner and (ii) have a lot of responsibilities. One of those responsibilities is being a representative of my primary coven at various rituals held in NYC and beyond, mainly just by being there and being myself. I don't really attend any single place regularly , but there are definitely places I know (and am known) better than others. One thing that has consistently floored me is the level of openness that is usually at t

Last time I did a review , I was hoping that the trend of seeing stuff on it's closing night wouldn't stick. It seems that my fears were well founded as I also saw this on it's closing night. But it won't be the last chance you have to see the show. More on that in a bit. Before we get into things, I must disclose that I do know some members of the production personally. Indeed, if you stay tuned to Hazbin on Broadway , you may see them around. But I would hope that if you re

As the year of will draws to a close, I've been coming across something in my magical journey that I wanted to share because, surprise surprise, I have a bit of an unorthodox take on it. Specifically, the Bodhisattva Vow. I've now met a few practitioners that took it on and I feel led to discuss why I've rejected it personally. If you want to know the Vow itself, Wikipedia has a great article on the various formations and applications throughout history. But, at a very curs

I do new years's resolutions a bit differently. Instead of picking some kind of boring thing I want to do (like go to the gym), I instead choose themes for the year. I think I originally ran across the paradigm back in the day with CPG Grey , but I've been picking up the idea this year and last year centered around the Witch's Pyramid (I know, I dare, I will, I keep silent). Last year was the year of daring and this year was the year of will. I highly recommend giving it a tr

I can hear that their throat hurts as much as mine. Both incredibly cute and concerning. I hope they feel better soon.