Aquarian Music Witch: The Podcast S1E11 | Witchcraft and Weavings: Interview With Attacus Thorn

Join Jane on Aquarian Music Witch: The Podcast as we explore the fascinating world of witchcraft with guest Attacus Thorn. In this episode, Attacus shares their journey into witchcraft, starting at a young age due to supernatural experiences that led to a necessity for protection and manifestation practices. They discuss their initiation into Wicca and finding a sense of belonging within a coven.Jane and Attacus explore gender within Gardnerian Wicca, debunking myths and discussing the importance of decolonization in spiritual practices. Attacus shares insights on privilege, inclusivity, and community building, emphasizing the need for education and accountability.The conversation extends to music magic, healing through sound, and overcoming challenges such as imposter syndrome and stage fright. Attacus opens up about their traumatic experiences in music education and the healing power of artistic expression.Attacus also discusses their involvement in community projects like Eclectic Grove and Fox and Toad magazine, aimed at providing inclusive spiritual resources and fostering connections. We discuss their therapeutic journey through fiber arts and the role of crafting in mental well-being.Tune in for an insightful discussion on shadow work, magical practices, and the perpetual journey of self-discovery. Don't miss out on this enriching exploration of witchcraft and music with Attacus Thorn.Bio for Attacus Thorn:I'm 31, about to be 32 in April, I'm trans and nonbinary as well as neurodivergent, and I've been a practicing witch since I was about 14. I was born and raised in south east Florida, and left to settle in the central PA area with my fiancé and our three cats. I'm a 3rd Degree Gardnerian High Priestex running my own coven and preparing to also open up an eclectic grove where I will teach the basics of witchcraft, paganism, and Wicca from a gender nonconforming perspective with a focus on the decolonization of neopagan and modern witchcraft practices. I'm also a writer for the newly published Fox & Toad magazine, a seasonal publication that highlights the nature, magic, and metaphysics locally to and around Pennsylvania. I'm some flavor of psychic and an energy healer with a background in helping with non human entities, and I have a deep love for sound healing and spiritual activation through music. My hobbies include Dungeons & Dragons, crochet, weaving, painting, performing arts, and I recently took up learning how to spin my own yarn. My neurodivergent special interests are moths, tattooing, ecologically safe and self sufficient homesteading and food forests, and paranormal history and folklore just to name a few.#QueerWitchcraft #DecolonizingSpirituality #MusicMagic #FiberArts #CommunityBuilding