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We sit down with tarot reader and witch Kelli Dunaway to talk about reclaiming the word witch, building accessible practice, and how daily rituals anchor a life of service and self-respect. The conversation ranges from lunar alignment to politics, tarot boundaries, and a story on disability that redefines dignity and power.

• reclaiming witch as a word of power and history
• daily routines with morning pages, tarot, moon phases
• when to work alone versus in group ritual
• tarot as mirror, decks, spreads, and boundaries
• accessibility and welcoming new witches into practice
• politics, spiritual democracy, and phoenix metaphors
• music, silence, and energy work with Jupiter
• Isis, the High Priestess, and the higher self Raven
• building local witch community and referrals
• a story reframing disability, shame, and worth

Go click, everyone. Click, click, click.

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We sit down with Heather of NVus Alien to talk tarot, shadow work, and the messy magic of the liminal. From feng shui altars and Magdalene archetypes to a time-loop haunting in Oklahoma, we trace how curiosity, sovereignty, and honest pre-work shape lasting change.

• Witch as temperament rather than label
• Envious Alien’s mix of paranormal, conspiracies, and tarot
• Altars, feng shui, and symbolic objects that anchor intent
• Baptist upbringing, Magdalene roses, and archetypal healing
• From FAFO experiments to sovereign, seasonal practice
• Tarot plus journaling as pre-work for clear ritual aims
• Patience, manifesting, and the Aries moon problem
• Shadow work, initiation, and the necessity of the liminal
• Finding community online while living in the Bible Belt
• Scott Cunningham’s influence and quantum-leaning frameworks
• Time-bent haunting at the Stone Lion Inn and devotion as a battery
• Books on haunted travel and why the human story matters

Visit Heather at NVus Alien here!

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Ten years of spark, craft, and community converge in Arlington, Texas. I sat down with Kacie from Kacie’s Corner to share everything you need to know about the 10th annual DFW Pagan Unity Fest. From a full day of vendors and hands-on learning to a public Yule ritual and a charity raffle for the North Texas Food Bank, this milestone gathering shows how modern pagan community thrives when service, celebration, and storytelling come together.

We walk through the schedule so you can plan your day: a free festival on Saturday, November 8, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 2001 California Lane on the UU church grounds. Expect returning favorites and new artisans, including holistic healers and regional artists, plus the final appearance of a beloved vendor, Venus 6 Gallery. Classes in the Grove run 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., opening with Harvest in Gratitude by Jennifer Culver and closing with Kacie’s Webs of Community workshop focused on building real, resilient connections. At 3 p.m., Jormungandholl DFW leads a community Yule ritual right in Vendors Village, bringing intention and warmth to the heart of the fest.

We also spotlight the annual raffle that turns shared excitement into direct impact. Vendors donate prizes, we’re adding a spell box to the pool, and every ticket supports the North Texas Food Bank, which serves both the Dallas–Fort Worth metro area and surrounding rural communities. You’ll also hear about the new Community Corner co-sponsored by Kacie’s Corner and Your Average Witch, where you can drop in, make simple crafts, and meet people without pressure. If you’re local, this is your invitation to experience the region’s largest pagan community day firsthand; if you’re visiting, it’s a welcoming entry point into DFW’s vibrant scene.

Join us for the details, stay for the heart, and bring a friend. Subscribe for more witch life stories, share this with someone who should be at the Fest, and leave a review to help others find the show. Got an event to promote? Reach out and let’s lift it up together.

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