At Awaken Your Magick, my mission is pretty simple: helping spiritually curious people stop second-guessing their magickal practices and build a personal practice they can trust. Why do I think this is important? There is a lot of conflicting information out there about magick. For every person telling you the โrightโ way to practice, there are ten more telling you something completely different. I don't believe there is one right way. I believe your magickal practice should develop from a combination of knowledge, experimentation, your beliefs, and your lived experience. My job isn't to tell you exactly how to practice magick. It's to help you understand what you're doing well enough to make those decisions for yourself. The Magickal Journey Think of Awaken Your Magick as a journey from โTell me how to do magickโ to โI know how to navigate my own magickal practice.โ Everything here supports some part of that journey. - The courses are your path. They take you from learning the basic pieces of magick to understanding them, putting them together, integrating magick into your life, exploring more deeply, and ultimately becoming your own trusted authority. - The Magickal Traveler's Companion is your field guide. Use it to notice patterns, record experiences, explore meaning, and document how your practice develops along the way. - The Magickal Builders are tools for the road. The Ritual Builder, Charm Builder, and other tools help you take what you're learning and create magick for the situations you actually encounter. - The live workshops are the side roads. This is where we explore particular techniques, traditions, tools, history, and ideas. You don't need to watch them all or work through them in order. Explore the ones that interest you. And throughout all of it, this community is where we travel together. We'll discuss magickal techniques, our beliefs about magick and the supernatural, and lived experiences that science can't explain (yet). This is a place to compare experiences, ask questions, experiment, disagree respectfully, and learn from one another.