EPISODE · Jul 17, 2026 · 1H 6M
Aidan Wachter: Hypersigils and Practical Magic
from The Re-Patterning Podcast · host Arden Leigh
Today on the Re-Patterning Podcast, we're joined by Aidan Wachter, a practicing witch and animist, and the author of books like Six Ways: Approaches & Entries for Practical Magic, Weaving Fate: Hypersigils, Changing the Past & Telling True Lies, and Changeling: A Book of Qualities. Our conversation explores magick, deconditioning, and how to move beyond inherited beliefs that keep people stuck in their patterns.Aidan traces his path from punk rock and chaos magick into a more grounded animist worldview, explaining how he came to see “practice” as a way of rewiring the nervous system and learning what is actually true for oneself. Our conversation also explores hypersigils, Aidan's "black book" and "corridor" exercises, and his approach to trauma work as a form of imaginative repair and timeline change. Aidan's work makes a clear case for magic as a practical tool for self-understanding, healing, and building a life that feels more coherent and alive.Check out "After the Fall" to learn more about Aidan's Black Book exercise mentioned on this episode: https://www.patreon.com/aidanwachter/posts/after-fall-black-149530791Learn more about Aidan's books, work, and spiritual practice on https://www.aidanwachter.com/Join our community on Patreon: patreon.com/therepatterningpodcastTo learn more about The Re-Patterning Project visit therepatterningproject.com.Instagram: instagram.com/therepatterningprojectFacebook: facebook.com/therepatterningprojectProduced by Tomi Trembath of the Keymaster Collective.Theme music by Andrew Means.Video animations by Mortis & Madriax.Cover photo of Arden by Al Alvarez.Logo by Adeline Dally Soothteller.Thumbnail design by Amal DesaiImproved transcripts available onhttps://freepodcasttranscription.com/transcription/1d22018130b4f02802644f468819462d7b4eb9df.srt
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