Hello magikal one, I’m so glad you’ve found your way here. Welcome to The Skool of Moss and Ink — a gentle place of learning, letters, stories, and quiet wisdom. This is not a place of pressure, rules, or being told who to be. It’s a place where we learn slowly, kindly, and in our own time. Here, guidance comes softly — through woodland companions, ink-stained pages, and stories that walk beside you rather than stand above you. As a thank-you for joining, I’ve left a free gift waiting for you 🌿 A small welcome from the Skool — something calm, creative, and comforting, offered with no expectation at all. You can open it whenever feels right for you. You’ll never be rushed here. You don’t need to keep up. You don’t need to perform or prove anything. You’re allowed to arrive gently. Soon, you’ll hear from the woodland companions themselves — through letters, colouring pages, reflections, and quiet moments of guidance. Each one is written to soften fear, rebuild trust, and remind you that learning does not have to hurt. Thank you for being here. The Skool door is open — and it stays open. With warmth and moss-soft kindness, Toadstools and Ginger Cats 🍄🌿 The Skool of Moss and Ink P.S. If at any point you need to step back, rest, or simply read without engaging — that is always welcome here. Your free gift below for you to enjoy ❤️⏰

(and how they help tender-hearted adults feel safe again) I want to share a little about how I work — and why I’ve chosen to create woodland companions to guide, write, and speak through my work. This path is very intentional. Many of the people who find me are adults with tender hearts. Sensitive souls. Neurodivergent folk. Those who’ve been hurt by systems, institutions, or people who held power over them. Those who feel small when faced with authority, instruction, or being “told what to do”. And if that’s you, I want you to know something first: There is nothing wrong with you. The fear of authority isn’t a flaw For many people, authority once meant: - being shamed - being punished - being misunderstood - being talked down to - being told they were “too much” or “not enough” Over time, the nervous system learns to tense up around anything that feels like: - an expert - a teacher - a rule - a hierarchy Even gentle guidance can feel unsafe when the body remembers being hurt. So when I say I work softly, I truly mean it. Why woodland companions? I don’t believe wisdom needs to come from above. I believe it can come beside you. Woodland companions — animals, gentle beings, story-folk — don’t carry the weight of authority. They don’t judge. They don’t command. They don’t test you. They feel like: - neighbours - fellow wanderers - quiet friends who sit with you And because of that, something important happens. Your nervous system relaxes. When the body feels safe, the heart can listen A fox, a mole, a hedgehog, a ginger cat — they don’t trigger old memories of school, doctors, religion, or punishment. They don’t say “you must” or “you should”. They say, quietly: - “This helped me once.” - “You don’t have to do this.” - “We can sit here together.” - “Take what feels right and leave the rest.” That creates choice. And choice restores power. Wisdom without hierarchy Each woodland companion holds a kind of knowing — but not dominance.

Hello magikal ones, I wanted to softly let you know that the Full Moon Course is now live in the classroom 🌕 This is a calm, supportive video series created to help you understand and work with the magick of the Full Moon in a gentle, grounded way — with reflection, awareness, and kindness at the centre. There is no rush with this course. You’re invited to move through it slowly, in your own time, and return whenever you need a little clarity or moonlight guidance. ✨ What’s coming next I’m also quietly preparing our next workshop, which will be opening soon. More details will be shared gently when the time feels right — no pressure, no overwhelm. 📖 Weekend Study Rhythm From now on, this space will hold a soft rhythm: Weekend study every Saturday A time for watching, reading, reflecting, journalling, or simply sitting with what’s been shared — however feels kind to your nervous system. This is a space for tenderness, not urgency. Learning here is not about keeping up — it’s about feeling safe enough to arrive. Thank you for being here, and for walking this path gently. With moonlight and care, 🌙✨