The Story of Wild Witch
A few years ago I was completely consumed by one hell of a dark night of the soul.
I had just begun a long astrological cycle heavily focused on purity of the body, mind and soul.
Essentially, the universe shook me down to my absolute core and reset every inch of my being.
I started by diving deeply into my mental and physical health.
I began physical therapy and practicing yoga for my chronic pain and migraines.
I slowly become aware of the food I was consuming and how it impacted my body.
I dove deep into my subconscious mind and began picking apart my belief systems, values and goals.
I consumed countless books and podcasts on mindset and personal development.
I basically absorbed anything and everything I possibly could about personal development and spiritual evolution.
From there I slowly started to become more aware of how the planets influence the collective.
As I walked down my path of learning and growth, my old identity and the life I knew began to slip away.
I was desperately and unknowingly trying to keep my old uncomfortable way of being while simultaneously working hard to manifest the new.
After roughly a year of wrestling with this, I had a divinely timed reading with an absolute angel.
She led me through a beautiful meditation that felt closely related to interdimensional travel.
I remember being transported into space, meeting my calling face to face and feeling my purpose deep within my bones.
This reading absolutely transformed me on a cellular level.
My path and purpose felt abundantly clear.
I was called to learn Astrology, Tarot, Reiki and how to work with herbs.
I was called to deepen and strengthen my incredible connection to animals.
I was called to challenge and uncover what true natural health is.
I was called to help the collective as well as myself.
I was called for something huge.
The name Wild Witch Alchemy represents so many things for me personally.
Wild represents my deep connection to and love for all of nature,
Mother Earth and animals - horses in particular.
It represents a time I felt wild a free, exploring the woods with my horses in childlike wonder for most of my early years.
Lastly, it calls to my Indigenous heritage and my ancestors before me.
Witch is a term that took me a long time to feel comfortable using.
At first I truly didn’t feel comfortable when people would make comments about me doing “Witchy Things.”
I don’t feel connected to identifying as a witch, due to the stigma around the word that I didn’t want to be associated with.
As time went on and I met more beautiful and likeminded people, and it became a common and lighthearted term.
It began to stick in my mind.
I wondered what actually bothered me so much about the perspective of others based on a word.
I referred back to one of my favorite sayings:
”What other people think of you is none of your business.”
I decided to embrace my own unique nature and being a Wild Witch became necessary.
Alchemy had been my core word for my business from the beginning.
I wanted something that allowed the space to encompass all of the unique offerings I want to provide throughout this journey.
I have so many ideas and plans for the growth of Wild Witch Alchemy.
Welcome to Wild Witch Alchemy
Stay tuned,
I’m just getting started.