Wolf Child Magick

Send us Fan MailThe Ace of Swords tarot card is our third Minor Arcana card to be discussed in depth. With humble beginnings, we break open the box of the mind and explore what it means to have an unwavering willingness to follow our truth, beliefs, ideas, conversations, and principles down the road, being a warrior for the power and capacity of the truth to shape minds and change hearts.In this episode, we take a deeper look at this tarot card in the light and in the shadow. All of the Aces within the tarot encourage a willingness and a beginner's mind. These tarot cards ask us to grow, to be autonomous, and to consider what it means to move again into something new with hindsight.The main ways that I read the Ace of Swords tarot card are:1. Conjuring and planting of new ideas, words, or understandings2. Mental breakthrough- spark to ignite a new journey or take a fresh breath3. Spectrum of choices – what is within deeper alignmentListen to this episode to hear about how I read this tarot card in the light and the shadow and the symbolism of this card. You can find depictions of this tarot card from across my decks at the blog post, linked below. Consider booking a tarot reading while there! Wherever you listen, please follow and rate this podcast to help boost it to new listeners!Links:Blog PostBackground track is Overflow by Timothy InfinityConsider booking a tarot reading with me! Click here to go to my store! Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThis episode is a discussion on how to use the days of the week and their ruling planets as a way to deepen, align, and support your spell or ritual. We look at the themes that come with these celestial bodies, rooting them into helping us plan our spells and rituals with discipline and support. We also discuss how these, just like any other witchcraft tool, are a helper, not the end-all, be-all. Main themes:• Sunday: Sun energy for confidence, growth, manifestation, and career • Monday: Moon energy for dreams, emotions, cleansing, and divination • Tuesday: Mars energy for courage, protection, and sacred rage • Wednesday: Mercury energy for writing, learning, business, and communication • Thursday: Jupiter energy for prosperity, justice, wisdom, and offerings • Friday: Venus energy for love, pleasure, beauty, self-love, • Saturday: Saturn energy for boundaries, shadow work, discipline, and recalibration • How to adapt when timing does not align, and why action matters beyond intention If you like this episode or any episode, please consider rating, sharing, and engaging with me in the algorithm ritual because that is the best way for this podcast to grow, and it is so appreciated. Links: SubstackMystical Zodiac ShopJupiter, King of the GodsTiming Your Spells with the Days of the WeekMagic, Seven Days of the WeekJoin My Free Live for the Blue MoonJoin My Magickal Resistance WorkshopMy LinksBackground track is Blissful Dream by Daniel Fridell Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThis episode is a deep dive into the Minor Arcana tarot card: the Ace of Pentacles. We discuss how to read this card in a way that shifts from money and ableism to evolution, the potency of a beginner's mind, and small actions that create powerful changes. • the magick of the Pentacles in the element of earth• aces as seeds: initiation, opportunity, and new beginnings • heeding the inner call and bringing it into physical reality• co-creating with the universe through small, consistent actions • shadow meanings: haste and frenzy, refusal, disconnection • redirecting the focus of the momentum to the quality of the momentum• a discussion on symbolism, organic creations, and being open to what comes back through your actionsIf you like this podcast, if you have listened to me before, and you like the content I give, please rate this podcast.Links:Blog PostBuy my Tarot Key Welcome to the Wolf PackBackground track is 30,000 Steps to Geneva by Coma Svensson  Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailEarth magick is a return to the present moment, to our bodies, and to the tangible, where stability, cycles, and the physical world become the foundation of our witchcraft. In this episode, the focus is on working with the element of Earth by restructuring the paradigms of results and mastery to presence and integration. We discuss how capitalism and consumerism will inevitably rear their ugly heads, and how we engage mindfully with patience, dedication, and commitment.The main themes of this episode are: • earth as the physical embodiment of life, ancestry, and magick, similar to the Magician Major Arcana tarot card• why earth is the home base, and an aid for starting practices or witchcraft practices that have gone dormant• stability and a slower pace as a remedy for modern detachment • letting the journey matter more than “mastery” or quick results • why buying more tools rarely strengthens spellwork • reciprocity with the land through mindful giving and receiving • working with local plants, animals, trees, and the magick of place • reducing harm through repurposing, thrifting, and resisting overconsumption • a safer way to “bury” spell remains using dedicated spell pots • quick checklist: senses, grounding, learning what appears, gratitude, boundaries Links:My LinksWorking with the Element of Earth Get Your Questions Answered on the PodNature’s Magick:Unlocking the Secrets of Elemental Energies Article on MediumWorking with Water Episode Background track is Danska Fall by Frook Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThe Fool's journey through the Majors is complete. Now, we move through the cards that are here with us on the ground floor, starting with a deep dive into the Ace of Cups. In this episode, we expand the container of our hearts and emotions, move in the flow of emotional honesty, and look at the ways that suppressing our emotions only makes them come out in ways that don't serve us.Main themes in this episode:• why the Minor Arcana feels easier to apply day in our "normal" lives • Aces as seeds: initiation, opportunity, new beginnings, independence • Cups as water: emotions, intuition, connection, meaning beyond romance • Ace Of Cups as stepping into emotional truth • intuition as a birthright and a whole-body signal • shadow side: refusal, denial, and emotional blowback • Rider-Waite symbolism: the cup, dove, five streams, and sacred meaning If you like the way I read tarot, consider purchasing my tarot key with easy-to-apply meanings for all 78 cards. Link belowLinks:Buy my tarot keyAce of Cups BlogMary K Greer's BlogBackground track is Freshly Squeezed by Matt LargeMy Links Don't forget to follow and say hi on social media! Howl Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailHexing spells have luckily gained a more nuanced and complex perspective. While some may still feel that one should never do a hex, this episode discusses why I think hexes are not only valid but needed in times like these. In a perfect world, we would never need to hex someone, but we don't live in a perfect world.In this episode, we discuss:• healing spells and hexing spells as two ends of one goal • clear definitions of jinxes, hexes, and curses • when the harm, racism, and fascism persist, our hexes are righteous rage• hexing as a boundary spell• reclaiming rage and rejecting emotional entitlement  Please let me know in the comments if you hex, if you don't hex, and why your decision is that way. Please be respectful and civil. Work with me!Click here to see all that I offer from the Wolf Pack  Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailWe are at the end, closing the chapter of the deep dives into the Major Arcana. Here we stand at The World’s threshold—where completion becomes a beginning, the cycle turns once again, and Judgment’s awakening turns into a rising. We have moved through the journey, and like the Fool. We stand on the precipice of the unknown.Main Themes:• the world as closure, embodiment, and a doorway• hinge from Judgment to the World and back to the Magician• readiness as a myth and why movement matters• integration across past, present, and future• shadows of superiority, fear, and detachment• beginner’s mind, play, and curiosity as tools• honoring pollinators, and pop culture references like Hocus Pocus • poem offering to seal the cycleCome see me at Rocky Mountain Punk on March 21st from 12 to 5 for their first pop-up market at the new location. Click here to see my EventsLinks:My LinksBlog of the WorldTarot Key Buy My Poetry BookRachel Pollack's book: Tarot WisdomBackground tracks Is Sweven by Twelwe Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailWe rise up into Judgment as a lived threshold. This card is an invitation into acceptance of what has already changed, devotion to purpose, and service shaped by love. In this episode, we see how to embrace the flow of life, lean into love, and willingly step through and forward into something new. We look at this card's invitations in the light and in shadow. We also look at the symbolism from my favorite depiction, the Guardian of the Night Tarot.Main Themes:• why Judgment signals evolution, purpose, and rising• numerology of 20 and defining the divine for yourself• Rachel Pollack’s liberation lens on change• acceptance, devotion, service to the Divine, and spiritual awakening• love as an antidote to fear and stagnation• from the Sun to Judgment as a lasting identity shift• doorways: Lovers, Death, Judgment as enduring love• shadow work: refusal, not feeling ready, self‑righteousness• practical supports, rituals, and next stepsBook with me via the link in the show notes; note if you want to meet at the Wolf Den at Rocky Mountain Punk or on ZoomLinks:My linksJudgment Blog Rocky Mountain Punk Tarot WorkshopChat with Me on Patreon- Free conversation in needed timesBuy My Poetry Book Background track is As the Light Unfolds by Anna Landström Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailWe move from rage to clarity with a five-card tarot spread aimed at collective guidance and grounded action. Emotions are honored, choices are sharpened, and the understanding of what gifts, roles, or ways we can each be of service is brought into focus. Main themes:• Queen of Cups as emotional regulation, intuition as a way to nurture, and honoring all the feelings in the body• Two of Wands as a way to come to the crossroads, and channel what we intuitively need each day• Wheel of Fortune as spiritual migration and civic participation• Sun as illumination of harm, the beauty in the details, and a new day coming• Eight of Pentacles as intimacy in doing the work, bringing our human art and compassion to the world each dayCheck out my Instagram so you can come back to these cards and just take this reading as you need!Links:My linksBackground track is Slowly, like an Aching by Jay Taylor Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailWe move from the mysteries, the darkness, and the feminine to the daylight, illuminating truth, logic, action, and a hunger in the spirit. In this episode, we explore the Sun as a tarot card of embodied courage, clear action, and honest illumination. This episode breaks down how I read this tarot card, in my own readings, or with clients. We also look at the symbolism within the imagery of the Sun tarot card, and read my poem The Sun from my poetry book, Major Arcana: A Poetry Collection.Main themes in this episode:Sun and Moon as counterparts in tarotNumerology of 19 Recognizing the difference between toxic positivity and growth from hardshipUsing that hardship as fuel to evolve and rewildSymbolism of the Sun in Shadowscapes TarotInvitation to take up space and integrate cyclesPlease sign the petition and call your senators to vote NO on HR 845. Visit fivecalls.org to find your representatives and make a call!Links: Humane World for Animals Article about H.R. 845NPCA H.R. 845 Stance5Calls.orgWolf Study: Decrease in Deer Collisions with CarsSun BlogMy Poetry BookNumerology 19Background track is Sun by OsokuMy Links Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we discuss the radical workings of the Moon tarot card. From myth and patriarchy to practice and wild reclamation, we embrace the deepest intuition and wild waters within. From the Star’s healing into the liminal, to where intuition leads and softens the ego, the Moon encourages us to stand at the crossroads of internal to external, to discover ourselves, and let our wild magick out of the box. Some of the main themes in this episode:• Evolution line from Devil to Moon and why it matters• the liminal, intuition, signs, magick, and wildly reclaiming our evolution• patriarchy’s break with cyclical wisdom and how doing the work for ourselves is to do the work that was denied to others• symbolism of crab, pillars, lighthouses, wild vs tame• three practical reads for real-life choices• boundaries, protection, and discerning signs• simple rituals for moon phases and integration• poem “The Moon” as a closing invocationGive me some algorithm love, please: a rate, a share, whatever, wherever, however, it is so appreciated!Links:The Moon Blog PostPurchase My Tarot KeyPurchase My Poetry BookNumerology of 18Pharos LighthouseQoph Hebrew LetterBackground track is Moon Over the Sea by Sayuri Hayashi Egnell Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I share a story with you that highlights the issues of spiritual bypassing in the spiritual, holistic, and witchcraft community. Spiritual bypassing, toxic positivity, and love and light are thrown around often, but don't actually create the change they wish to make. Instead, they push real issues into the shadows and lock them away. When we do this, let hate off the hook, and refuse to look at personal situations that need reflection. In this episode, I share how I believe that sacred rage, clear boundaries, and grounded tools like tarot can help us face hard truths and act with integrity.The main issues discussed:a story that highlights the problems with spiritual bypassingracism, sexism, and more should kill your vibe addressing the hatred of people like Charlie Kirk and the Paradox of Toleranceusing our spiritual tools to help us address and navigate the shadows of life (personal or collective), instead of suppressing themLinks:Google Form for FeedbackThe Paradox of ToleranceVeryWell Mind ArticleCharlie Kirk Article 1Charlie Kirk Article 2Mrs. Degree ArticleElle ArticleBackground track is Muses by Ballpoint, CushyMy LinksIf you like these episodes, please consider rating me wherever you are listening to me! Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I will be giving you my honest thoughts on the The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit deck. I will provide a look at its elemental structure, intuitive strengths, and shortcomings. I will also discuss the production quality, availability, and how to build a lasting relationship with the cards that focus on your wild intuition.Main themes in the episode:•the animals from the different suits • strengths in artistry, intuition building, and using this oracle deck for yourself or others• weaknesses in this deck, and why the Spirit suit’s three eggs underwhelm • practical ways to layer ecology and apex–prey dynamics • guidebook strengths, cardstock feel, and packaging updates • who this deck is best for and how to learn it Rating (Out of 5):Card image/artistry: 5Guidebook: 3Card stock: 4Packaging: 4User/Beginner Friendly: 4Availability: 4Overall rating: 4Links:Blog ReviewGoogle Sheet Review List and Quick NotesAmazon Link (not an affiliate code)Want to get a reading with this and see which animal comes forward for you? Click hereForm: Let me know if you like the format here, or if you would like it better on YouTubeBackground track is Wild Flowers by NorthsidePlease give this podcast a review Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailEmerging from the rubble of the Tower, we are now in the calm, nourishing energy of the Star. With the Star, we explore what it means to trust, surrender, and the courage to stay soft. In this episode, I share the main meanings of the Star, focus on symbolism from across my tarot decks, and end with the Star poem from my book, Major Arcana: A Poetry Collection (purchase below).Key points from this episode:• the Star as balm after upheaval, and a need to trust and surrender• Lines from the Major Arcana to help you read the tarot cards• numerology of 17 and 8 as evolution and strength • cultivating awe without bypassing pain • reading symbolism• resilience as softness, not cynicism • signs, guidance, and rebuilding purposeLinks:Tarot KeyGet My Poetry BookThe Star BlogNumerologist ProSong 1: Room for Whatever is Left by Hanna LindgrenSong 2: Shooting Star by Rachel Meyer Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailSamhain (pronounced "sow-in") is a Celtic Pagan festival celebrating the end of the harvest and moving into the dark half of the year with Winter. Samhain is one of eight sacred days on the Pagan Wheel of the Year. All of these days hold spiritual significance with the seasons and the Sun. Samhain carries themes of: honoring ancestors and the beloved deadcelebrating the harvestunderstanding the cosmic death-cyclesusing community to forge connections and ensure survival through the harshest monthsmerging between the spirit world and the world of the livingIn this episode, I discuss the history of Samhain, give a deeper look into the themes, and discuss ways you can celebrate Samhain today. May your Samhain be safe and sacred. Blessed be.Here is the list of my patrons, as I have gained a few since this podcast was recorded a year ago! | Danica Favorite | Kai | Shannon Konyndyk | charles ruggles | Colleen Toohey | Miranda J Snow | Chris | Kim Mackay Hartnett | Tracey  Lanham | Nicole Smith | Lisa Zimmerman | Bobbie McDiarmid | Deborah GuyLinks:Samhain Blog PostMy LinksSamhain Traditions Samhain WikipediaThe Solitary Witch by Silver RavenWolf* (*correct name. I believe I said Raven Silverwolf in the episode)Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThis episode is an exploration into the element of water and how it teaches us emotional honesty, interconnection, and safe surrender. Working with the element of water is a lesson in opening the heart, channeling our emotions, and intuition. This episode explores the symbolism of the water element, working with it, and any water spirits, and what the cups in the tarot teach us. We end this episode with a beautiful poem (Love IX by Pablo Neruda and translated by W. S. Merwin.Main themes:• water as heart, intuition, dreams, symbolism• channeling emotion vs flailing in ritual• surrender, support, and altar practices• working with bodies of water and spirits• boundaries, protection, grounding, offerings• cups suit as vulnerability, courage, power• integrating water magick into daily life and advocacyLinks: Substack, Patreon post for free water element handoutWorking with Water website articleGoddesses and Spirit of WaterDaring Greatly by Brene Brown Nature's Magick by the ExtravaganjaBackground track is Rainwater Epilogue by Rand Aldo Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailAfter we have found liberation with the Devil, we walk into the destruction, chaos, and upheaval of the Tower. This is perhaps the most unwanted card in the tarot, but the Tower, like all tarot cards, has gifts to give.In this episode, we will reframe the collapse as a rite of passage that aligns outer life with inner truth. We will hold fast and true to ourselves, and find the warrior within. We will discover some of the deepest insight that comes from upheaval, and rebuild, brick by brick if need be.Main themes with this episode:• the Devil-to-Tower arc and why inner shifts demand outer change• rites of passage and how to hold steady in chaos• an initiation to evolution and wild reclamation is going to remove things that do not serve• the wisdom that comes with hindsight, and the power of the spirit to keep going, to have hope, and to be bravePlease rate the show wherever you listen. That is the best way for this podcast to grow, and it is so appreciated!Links:Purchase my Tarot KeyThe Tower Blog PostNumerology of 16Book mentioned is Tarot Awareness: Exploring the Spiritual Path by Stephen Walter SterlingBackground track is Dark Nature by Polar NightMy Links Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I will provide an honest review of the book The Modern Witchcraft Book of Tarot by Skye Alexander. My review will assess the strengths and weaknesses of this book, and I will share my thoughts on whether it is a valuable resource to have in your collection, particularly for beginner readers. This book was published on 05/09/2017. It is a 288-page hardcover book. On Goodreads this book has a rating of 4.17 with over 1200, and over 101 reviews. Main topics of this episode: The breakdown of the book, including the chapters I like the most: "The Language of Symbols," and "Doing Tarot Readings."A deeper look into the tarot information (using the Devil tarot card), and highlighting some issues I have with narratives that pigeon-hole the tarot.A quick look at the tarot spreads and spells provided in this book, and if they will be helpful for beginners.What I like the most about this book, and what I dislike most about this book.I give this book a rating of 3 out of 5. Can find on Goodreads.Check out the blog post for pictures of the book layout and spreads. Want to learn tarot with personalized guidance? Book a Tarot Ally session through the link in the show notes. Two featured songs are: Untamed by Ludlow and One Day by Ten TowersLinks:My LinksBlogGoogle SpreadsheetTarot Ally Author WebsiteGoodreads Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThe Devil card in tarot is often feared and misunderstood, but it actually represents an invitation to find freedom and break the chains that no longer serve us. In this episode, we will explore how the the Devil card from the third line in the Major Arcana (the Evolution Line) calls us to look beneath surface appearances to find our authentic truth. We will see how to engage with this great liberator with autonomy and honesty, not fear and dogma.Main themes discussed in the episode: • The Devil as the first card in the "evolution line" of the Major Arcana• Finding your autonomous center between internal truth and external experiences• Looking into the underbelly to see causes rather than consequences• Breaking chains that others, society, or ourselves have placed upon us • Symbolic elements: chains, masks, locks and keys, connections to the zodiac sign of Capricorn, the Hebrew letter, and the Greek God Pan• Harnessing free will to create your path and honor your evolutionThanks for listening!Links:My LinksThe Devil Blog PostBuy My Tarot KeyMajor Arcana: A Poetry CollectionThe Letter AyinBackground track is Devil Done Me Wrong by Will Harrison Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThe best way to learn the tarot is to see where the cards come forward in pop culture references. In this episode, we explore how the four protagonists of Sex and the City embody the four queens of the tarot deck, and how this can help us intuitively learn how to read the Court CardsOur Queens/Protagonists:• Samantha Jones as the Queen of Pentacles – her bold approach to life and confidence, work ethic, authenticity, and living her truth unapologetically demonstrates her practical manifestation in action• Miranda Hobbs as the Queen of Swords – her analytical mind, pragmatic approach, cynicism, wit, need for control, and pragmatism reflect the intellectual clarity of the Queen of Swords• Charlotte York as the Queen of Cups – her eternal optimism, romantic nature, traditional beliefs, softness, and emotional depth showcase the true nurturing nature of the Cups. All love is worth fighting for• Carrie Bradshaw as the Queen of Wands – her risk-taking fashion, passion for life, her fiery refusal to settle for less than what she wants, and her creation of a life that is on her terms show the transformative quality of our fiery Queen.• The shadow aspects of each queen provide deeper insights into character flaws and growth opportunities• Court cards in tarot invite us to embody their energies and apply their wisdom to our own livesDo you agree with my choices? How would you crown these Queens of Manhattan with the tarot?Links:My LinksSex and the City StyleAnalysis of Carrie BradshawBackground track is Big City Soul by Elliot Holmes Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailWe explore Temperance as a profound threshold card representing spiritual alchemy after experiencing Death, examining how it guides us to let our spirit be an anchor as we hinge between loss and renewal. The card reveals how we merge past and present with awareness, magic, and nourishment to transform into something greater.• Temperance comes after Death, requiring us to recognize our rawness while continuing forward• The card isn't simply about balance—it's about alchemizing our spirit after difficult experiences, and how we've been changed and deepened by those experiences• Our greatest growth often comes after periods of greatest challengeLinks:Temperance BlogNumerology of 14: 1 and 2 Sagittarius Zodiac SignBackground track is Room for Whatever is Left by Hanna LindgrenMy LinksJoin our wolf pack by subscribing to the podcast, leaving a review, and following wolfchildmagic on social media. For personal readings or to attend events, visit wolfchildmagick.com or email [email protected]. Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThis review goes into the first oracle deck I ever purchased, the Oracle of the Dragonfae. Depicting different mythical and magickal beings across cultures and mythologies, this deck has 43 beautifully illustrated cards with messages of wisdom, healing, and protection. If you like dragons, the fae, and goddesses, this oracle deck may be great for you.In this episode, I share what I love and hate about this deck, including ways to work with this deck to help build and foster intuitive connections, especially with a hard-to-read guidebook.Ratings:Card image/artistry: 4 out of 5 Guidebook:1.5 out of 5Card Stock and handling: 4 out of 5Packaging: 3 out of 5User friendly/beginner: 2 out 5Availability: 4 out of 5Links:My LinksBlog PostBlue Angel PublishingAmazonMelusine articleLady Grain articleBackground soundtrack is Sleeping Dragon by Ecobel Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailWe explore the transformative energy of the Death card, the thirteenth card in the Major Arcana of the tarot that represents necessary endings and the space they create for new beginnings. The Death card marks the culmination of the "destruction line" in tarot. The work of destruction is done here with the Death card. It teaches us that loss makes way for renewal when we dare to let go.Main themes discussed:• The numerology of Death and how it connects to transformation, originality, and innovation• Death teaches that loss makes way for spiritual renewal• Sacrifice means that our spirit can begin again, cleansed, interconnected, and invigorated• Entering into our evolution is to let go of what is holding us back- find your courage to soar to new heights• The courage to surrender to what we cannot control creates space for evolution•Symbolism across different depictions of Death and the poem from my book Major Arcana: A Poetry CollectionLinks:My LinksThe Death BlogNumerology of 13Buy My Poetry Book, featured in this episodeSong #1: Looking at You by First TimerSong #2: Death Dance by Luftmensch ft. HalynSong #3: Mysterious Forest by Howard Harper-Barnes Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Whispers of the Wild: Connecting Through Meditation, we explore the profound practice of meditation as a gateway to reconnecting with your innate wild spirit and sharpening your intuition.This meditation was first offered through Patreon, as the Alphas in the Wolf Pack used this meditative journey as a guide to connect to needed divination tools, or the voice within. Because of how loved it was, I am bringing to you. This quick meditation provides the permission to connect to the voice within, claim space of deeper knowing, and untame the self by walking into the liminal. Even eleven minutes can help amplify the whispers of your intuition, and help you navigate life with greater clarity, authenticity, and primal wisdom.Howl-  Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailSacrifice and surrender. Letting go of control. Getting uncomfortable to gain a new perspectiveMoving into the Hanged Man tarot card means that we are preparing for Death. The tarot card Death comes right after the Hanged Man, so we are in the throes of destruction to find our rebirth and evolve. We are heading into destruction and death cycles. All the work that we have done with the rest of the tarot cards in the second line of the Major Arcana is now coming to a head with the Hanged Man. There is no turning back.In the episode, we discuss the main themes of the Hanged Man, which are:1. Past the space of your control is where much of your wild nature can be found2. Weathering the natural turns and cycles of life provides you with the possibility of growing, evolving, and creating your magick from a rooted place3. Do not fight for control over your evolution. Surrender and sacrifice into the processI also read the The Hanged Man poem from my book Major Arcana: A Poetry Collection, and discuss the imagery of this card from all my tarot decks.Links:The Hanged Man Blog Purchase My Book!Purchase my Tarot Key of each tarot card My Links Background track is The Role of Pain by Martin Klem Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailTarot decks. Oracle decks. Similar method of card stock and beautiful images, but that's about where the similarities between these two divination methods end. In this episode, we look at the similarities and difference between tarot and oracle cards, so you can see which method is better for you.Neither is better than the other. It depends on a few things, including how you learn, and if you want to learn the system of tarot or learn the cards in a oracle deck. It depends on if you want layered and detailed readings with tarot versus straightforward and immediate with oracle.The main points discussed in this episode:the similarities / differences between tarot and oracle cards as a divination methoddeciding which method is better for different types of readingsgood tarot and oracle decks for beginnersDecks mentioned:The Wild Unknown tarotThe Spirit Animal tarotOstara TarotThe Wild Unknown Animal Spirit deckOracle of the UnicornsEarth and Bone Oracle Links:My LinksBackground track is Fairy Prion by Dust Follows Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailBalanced in the middle of the Major Arcana is the Justice tarot card, a card that speaks to balance, objectivity, and awareness of how our choices and actions shape our lives. We are a part of the living movement of the world, which means that cause and effect, karma, and right and wrong influence us, just as we create our own influence.In this episode, we go into the deep dive of the Justice. I break down the main ways I read Justice, and we discuss some philosophies, principles, and concepts that can help show us how to read this tarot card without any connection to the flawed and prejudiced legal system. The main key points we discuss in this episode: Awareness that decisions, actions, and choices leads to being within or out of alignment with the universal orderTruth and justice are needed for higher awakening and for creating a life that is meant to thriveOur actions, choices, and behaviors guide our spiritual migration, create cause and effect, and show our connection to the World.Cause and effect, karma, universal laws, natural order, and natural lawMy Justice poem Links: My LinksBuy my Tarot Key and my Poetry Book here Justice Blog PostNatural Law article Natural Order article Natural Order and Natural Law article What is Karma article Maat article 12 Universal LawsBackground soundtrack is A Hard Truth by Wanderer's Trove  Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThis episode is unlike anything I have done on the podcast, but I think that it is time that we had some of these conversations out in the open. No part of this episode is meant to discredit or be rude, but these conversations are going to be given honestly. Ranging from silly to serious, these conversations are meant to open up to needed dialog so we can be part of our communities mindfully.The main themes we discuss in this episode are:the opinion that readers shouldn't charge for their servicestaking the time to research tarot readers beforehandtarot myths in the practicethe way tarot is portrayed in the media and religioncertifications and how everyone's journey is differentthe toxicity with being "high vibe" Links:My linksPositive Vibes Only is Toxic article Background track is A Bard's Minuet by Jon Björk Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThe sacred spirit and rewilding are at the heart of the Wheel of Fortune tarot card. Sitting at numerology 10 within the Major Arcana, this card is about how we take the spiritual center we have found with the Hermit tarot card, and now apply it to our path forward. Our life journey deepens into intuition and cosmic guidance, while still honoring the direction and force of our wild spirits. Polarities and spectrums, cycles of life and death, and the unending nature of Divine forces are all apparent in this card, and discussed in this episode. Main themes: All things are moving and alive- the spirit knows deep down how to move in migration, merging, and reclaimingFeeling the moving energies within and around you shape your state of beingInner wisdom to rise and remember your sovereign spirit within the cyclesLinks:Wheel of Fortune Blog PostTarot KeyAlchemical SymbolsThe Wheel of DharmaThe Hamsa Hand The Four EvangelistsCreaturely Migrations on a Breathing PlanetNumerology of 10Background Soundtrack is A Nightingale's Journey by Wanderer's TroveMy Links Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThese are the tips and ways that I read tarot cards that appear in weird positions when working with a set spread. These cards may throw you for a loop, but looking at them in new ways can give you powerful, honest, and beautiful readings. Tips:Don't create good/bad tarot opinions. All tarot cards have the capacity for light and shadowUse the spectrum of the card to help provide a movable narrativeactive/passive, light/shadow, in balance/out of balance, starts/stopsSee where the card shows up in the real worldSee where the card resides in the tarot deck, and which part of the deck it is (Major Arcana, Minor Arcana, Court Cards)Look at the ways the cards interact with each otherBreak down the card into the symbolismRemember that the tool is not here to tell you what you want to hear.We also discuss working with a deck that resonates and seeing some potential pitfalls with more minimalistic decks.Links:Blog PostWant me to help break down your tarot spread? Here is the form.My LinksFirst song is Skeleton Dance by Kylie DaileySecond song is Blood Red Moon by Paisley Pink Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThe Hermit is a tarot card from the Major Arcana that speaks to wild sovereignty and a need for internal reflection so that we can change our external world with independence and autonomy. This tarot card shows that our internal light is the flame that lights the way externally. This is how we become a way-shower for others and honor the ones who have guided us in our spirit.Main themes:The darkness in the spirit holds the greatest treasuresWisdom is gained from the internal depthsKeepers of the light known the darkness is not to be fearedLinks:Purchase my Tarot KeyBuy My Poetry Book Hermit Blog Post9 NumerologyEmily Pike articleEmily Pike Article 2Native HopeAlchemizing SovereigntyVirgin's Milk and Chyle Paul Foster CaseGates of Light and the Hermit Track 1: Be the Cat by Kylie Dailey (Laid Back Americana)Track 2: Diamond in the Rough by Janset, Tilden Parc (Alternative Hip Hop)Track 3: The River's Gonna Cry When You're Gone (Acoustic) by Loving Caliber Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailMy review on my second oldest tarot deck, the Ostara Tarot. This is a deck that pays homage to the Rider-Waite tarot deck, while making it modern with elements of femininity, fantasy, whimsy, and nature. This collaborative tarot deck is a symbiotic relationship between four different artists from Canada, made in 2017. The differences in the rendering aid the decks unique and flowing feel. For the price point, I feel like this deck is a must-have. Nothing has been cheapened, or shortened. This feels like a high-end, good quality deck because it is. I love reading with this deck, and feel it brings a certain vibe to my collection that I haven't been able to replicate. Ratings:Card images / artistry: 4 out of 5Guidebook: 3.5 out of 5Card Stock and Backing: 4.5 out of 5Packaging: 3.5 out of 5 (this rating fell due to the metallic gilding on the card edges that made me slightly rip two cards)User / Beginner Friendly: 4.5 out of 5 Availability: 5 out of 5 Links:My LinksOstara Tarot Deck Review Blog PostMolly ApplejohnEden CookeKrista GibbardJulia Iredale Song 1: Where Do You Go by Easton (Punk Rock, Rock)Song 2: Box of Black Pearls by Vivera featuring Kitty Lingmerth  Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailExperiencing the losses I did in such a short time made me stray from all that I once held dear. The grief and anger took over and made me question everything I had built my life on. Now, I am trying to find it again in new ways. I am trying to surrender, trust, and believe in the practice, hold myself accountable, and use my spirit as a pivot toward the guides I follow, and Lilith, always. In this episode, I talk about and honor my cats. I honor how they came into my life and changed it for the better. I remember them, which is to keep them alive in my heart. I also share the three main ways I am working to rebuild my practice:Taking time for myself to be, and not focus on an outcome or resultAsking my guides for signs, and being open and vulnerable to what comes forwardUtilizing my tools in new ways Links:My Links:My LinksBackground soundtrack is Unbroken Spirit by Sunfish Grove Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailAfter the Chariot tarot card, we enter the Major Arcana's second line. Tarot card #8 is either Strength or Justice. These are the only two cards that change positions. Strength makes the most sense at #8 because we are being initiated into the cycles of destruction, loss, death cycles, and relinquishing of ego. In this episode, we will discuss intuitive reading methods, embrace the light/shadow aspects of the Strength tarot card, examine Leo's astrology, and unpack the imagery in the card itself. We will also discuss the need for the Strength card amidst the political climate, and overcoming potential personal setbacks. The main points covered in this episode and how to go into the depths with this tarot card are: Gentle healing and strong resilience rooted in honesty of what needs to be healedInner strength is a practice of evolving and gaining wisdom. To learn and grow is the only wayFortitude to find compassion and tending is a powerful manifestation and gift of the spiritLinks:Strength BlogStrength as #8 or #11 podcast episodeMy Tarot KeyWilma Mankiller BioLeo Zodiac SignBackground track is Lion's Drift by Trevor Kowalski Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailIf I were stranded on a desert island and could only bring a specific number of my tarot and/or oracle decks, this episode breaks down which decks I would bring and why. I discuss the artistic vibe I need in a deck, which color palettes I prefer, and also include what time periods or feelings these decks invoke within me. Many of these decks have running themes of the wilderness, a Victorian gothic vibe, and a nod to the animal and plant world. There are pictures of these decks on my Instagram so you can see if you would like to bring these decks into your collection.  Tarot DecksThe Wild Unknown Tarot (recommendation of Guardian of the Night Tarot)The Hush TarotThe Dark Wood Tarot Honorable Mention: The Bird King TarotOracle Decks:The Wild Unknown Animal SpiritThe Wild Unknown ArchetypesThe Woodland Wardens OracleHonorable Mention: Oracle of the Unicorns (recommendation of Citadel: A Fantasy Oracle) Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailOn December 21st, we experience the shortest day and the longest night. Yule or the Winter Solstice, also known as the Night of Mothers, is a time of celebration, generosity, and reciprocity. This day promises the Sun's rebirth and renewal and the cycles surrounding life. However, Winter still speaks to the energies of the Crone, Death, and the Storm. On this day of the Pagan Wheel of the Year, we need to pay homage to the darkness, as we look to the coming light and warmth of Spring and Summer. In this episode, I discuss what I believe are the sacred teachings of Yule, a brief history of this sacred day from different cultures, locations, or groups of people, and ways to celebrate this day today. Links:Mother's NightHeathen Holidays: Mother's Night My LinksYule Blog PostSaturnaliaThe Norse Yule GoatThe Teacher of DarknessStonehengeMaeshoweNewgrangeThe Yule CatThe Wild HuntBackground soundtrack is Winter Solstice by Gavin Luke Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThe final forecast for December is taking everything you have been through this year, and transforming it, and yourself, into something that is stronger and more grounded as you enter the threshold of 2025.Working with our tarot and oracle decks, the first card we engage with is Wise Salt from the The Wild Unknown Alchemy deck. This card is about wisdom, grit, and perseverance. This card is about building wisdom over time to benefit the collective. This could come through working with your ancestors and elders. This could come from reflection and stillness. Mostly, this comes from letting your emotions and tears move you into healing, surrender, guidance, and ownership. The second card is the King of Pentacles, and speaks to using that wisdom from the oracle card to root in your actions towards long-term change. Main invitations with forecast:Build wisdom from your experiences, let them guide you going forwardShare your wisdom with others, and let the guides, elders, and ancestors you work with guide youConnect your spirit into the spirit of all things to create mindful changeLinks:Wolf Child Magick EventsTria Prima SaltThe Salt MarchesThe Alchemical Salt and Its Taste of InfinitudeBackground track is Spring on the Moon by Cora ZeaThank you so much for listening. Keep howling! Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThe final card in the first row of the Major Arcana (the Creation line) is the Chariot. This episode goes in depth into the invitations of the Chariot, including the symbolism and imagery from my tarot deck collection. The main invitations of this card, which come straight from my tarot key, which you can purchase below are: Determination as mover- higher frequency, moving with wild, spiritual purpose, in alignment with interconnections, including Divine.Intuition illuminates the way towards what is calling you to create change, to manifest, to better, to growAwareness of self and beyond opens to a more aligned spirit, the many journeys taken connect back to core truths and intuitive connectionsThe Chariot brings a lot of forward momentum, but also sets us up to be ready to walk through the second line of the Major Arcana of the tarot (the Destruction line). Finally, I read the Chariot poem from my book Major Arcana: A Poetry Collection.Links:Chariot blog post Major Arcana: A Poetry Collection book My Tarot KeyMy LinksNumerology of 7Cancer Astrology Tarot for the Wild Soul with Lindsay Mack Background Song is Forrest Drive by American Legion  Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThis month, especially considering the detrimental nature of the election's outcome, the work is just beginning. The work is about standing up, and bringing your authentic presence, and using that to create safe spaces for your pack, and change for the good of all. The way you show up now is going to change. It should. You are being asked to deepen, transform, and move with a deeper, more unified purpose. The tarot and oracle cards for this month's forecast are: The Alchemical Wedding from the Wild Unknown Alchemy deck and the 3 of Cups from the Spirit Animal Tarot. The main themes that we talk about this month are:Finding ways to make the cards fit into our feelings, and our narrativesWorking with the spectrums of the self (masculine/feminine for example) to create something more wholesome and layeredHonoring all that is still here in your life that you love, and continuing to fall in love with it as a radical actThis forecast is about showing up radically, with a full and open heart. This month is the call of the Universe to begin the radical work. We begin with our presence.Links:My linksThe Alchemical Wedding article 1The Chemical WeddingThe Alchemical Wedding article 2Background soundtrack is The Call of the Wild by Victor Lundberg Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailSamhain (pronounced "sow-in") is a Celtic Pagan festival celebrating the end of the harvest and moving into the dark half of the year with Winter. Samhain is one of eight sacred days on the Pagan Wheel of the Year. All of these days hold spiritual significance with the seasons and the Sun. Samhain carries themes of: honoring ancestors and the beloved deadcelebrating the harvestunderstanding the cosmic death-cyclesusing community to forge connections and ensure survival through the harshest monthsmerging between the spirit world and the world of the livingIn this episode, I discuss the history of Samhain, give a deeper look into the themes, and discuss ways you can celebrate Samhain today. May your Samhain be safe and sacred. Blessed be. Links:Samhain Blog PostMy LinksSamhain Traditions Samhain WikipediaThe Solitary Witch by Silver RavenWolf* (*correct name. I believe I said Raven Silverwolf in the episode) Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailEach person has an ego, which can be helpful at times, but it can quickly become inflamed, obsessed with the self above others, and driven to hold on to power.This forecast starts with the Alchemy Oracle card the Drowned King. Kings in alchemy symbolize the ego, and now the ego must collapse so that we can rise as better, more benevolent Kings. This card is similar to the Tower tarot card with the invitations of ego collapse, destruction to rebirth, and returning to our foundations. We nurture this process with the Empress tarot card, and love and nourish the new, fragile parts of our identity that come forward. Main themes we discuss in this episode:Letting the ego fall and releasing attachmentsNurturing the identity of spirit with radical loveCreating patience and not rushing through discomfort Decks used in the forecast are The Wild Unknown Alchemy oracle deck and the Spirit Animal tarot deck. Images of these tarot and oracle cards are available on my Instagram stories under the 2024 Forecast highlights. Links:My LinksSolutioLetting Go of AttachmentsVideo of Kim Krans Talking About the Deck on FacebookSplendor SolisThe EmpressBackground soundtrack is Identity by Velvet Moon Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailSacred Connections. Divine Love. Strong emotional and physical bonds. This episode is a deep dive into one of the most beautiful, but often misunderstood tarot cards. The Lovers is seen as romantic love between two people. I invite you to work with this tarot card as the sacred connections you form to the OTHER.  This OTHER could be anything. The Lovers tarot card is the Creation line of the Major Arcana, so the energies are growth, expansion, and transformation. This happens in the Lovers when you merge in sacred connection to other things in your life, which could include people but doesn't have to include people or romance. Click here to read the coinciding blog postMain themes of this episode:The main ways I read the Lovers (straight from my tarot key which you can purchase!)Symbolism from my decks The Lovers tarot card in shadow My Lovers tarot poem (which you can purchase as well!)Links:My LinksMy Tarot Key My Major Arcana: A Poetry Collection bookCaduceus Link 1Caduceus Link 2Symbolism of the Vesica PiscisShiva and ParvartiSong in the background during The Lovers poem is Forest Canopy by 369 Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailThe only way to get where you want to be is to start with where you are at. Transform your reality. Leave your unique fingerprint. Align the vision into the journey. September's forecast is about honestly coming into your day, your situation, and reality, and using that as the blank page to change and transform into what you want to see. This forecast is about showing up authentically, not being afraid to get your hands dirty, or revealing a part of yourself that may seem less than perfect. Perfect is a facade.Working with both tarot and oracle decks, we use these cards as a focal or starting point each day to alchemize a core part of the self. The Wild Unknown Alchemy oracle card is Leucosis / Lightening, and the tarot card from the Spirit Animal Tarot is Llama / Seeker of Fossils (Knight of Pentacles). In this episode, we discuss:how removing what doesn't serve you in your life is only the beginningthe honest fact that we are never fully free from what doesn't serve uswe are all just trying to transform our realitiesembodying your vision for the future by placing yourself mindfully in the present momentLinks:My LinksLearn Tarot with MeBrancusi articleBrancusi article 2The White Phase of AlchemyThe Four Alchemical Stages of TransmutationAlbedo AlchemyBlendingBackground track is A Nightingale's Journey by Wanderer's Trove Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailGetting the most from your tarot reading as a client, and protecting your tarot business with transparencyThis new podcast series will cover different tips, tricks, reflections, or perspectives on the dual role of a tarot reading. Covering the relationship from the side of the client, and the reader, these short episodes will give you feedback on making your tarot readings (wherever you fall in that relationship) epic, honest, and powerful. My goal is to put the howl into your tarot practice and help your wild sovereignty provide a deep connection to the tool of tarot. This first episode covers the narrative of how to make the most of your reading as a tarot querent, and how to protect yourself with full transparency as the tarot reader with a Policies and Code of Ethics list. Links:My linksNew Moon Ritual at Sojourn BookstoreJoin the Sojourn's Wolf Pack Get your question answered on the podcastBackground Soundtrack is Wilderness by Johan Glössner Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan Mail"I sat with my anger long enough until she told me her real name was grief."          ~ C.S. LewisThis forecast is a hard-hitting one. It's no joke. Our tarot and oracle cards are giving us a monthly forecast that is going to go deep into our wild spirits, our shadow work, our bravery, and our willingness to integrate our pain for transformation or let it go entirely.This forecast starts with the New Pearl, our Alchemy oracle card from the Wild Unknown Alchemy deck. The New Pearl is a reminder that the irritant with its sharp edges that hurts the softest parts of our spirits is where we transform the most. The discomfort eventually yields something beautiful, a palpable gift for our wild spirits. The tarot card that comes in and says this is how we alchemize the forecast (our call-to-action) is the Devil or in Spirit Animal Tarot: Goat / Shadow God of Liberation. This card says we alchemize discomfort by doing our shadow work with it. The Devil says that chains that hold you are the very things that will set you free. Listen to the episode, and follow on Instagram so you can see the card images. Let me know your thoughts on this forecast. Links:My LinksThe New Pearl of Great PriceThe PearlExploring Alchemical SymbolsNumerology 15 Meaning (for the Devil) Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailBridging the Divine. Ritual of Living. Practical Spiritual Practice in Action.These themes are found with the Hierophant, card number five in a standard tarot deck. Coming after the Emperor tarot card, and before the Lovers tarot card, the Hierophant takes us from the foundations and helps us rise and ripple outwards, filling all the gaps with the Divine, the macrocosm, the bigger picture. The Hierophant is part of the Creation process where you move into things bigger than yourself. You become a working manifestation of the Universe, learning how to use everything past, present, and future to connect into the liminal.The main themes of the Hierophant are:Magickal presence, connection to wild spirit, and embodying truth create a ripple effect of the selfIlluminating what has been elusive, mysterious, or magickal and using it to leave a mark, small or largeStrong foundations lead to knowledge gained- leads to balance between the magickal and the mundaneThese episodes are designed to help you learn how I read the tarot cards, and build your intuitive practice, whether that is reading for yourself, or potential clients. Links:Blog Post on the Hierophant with picturesMy Major Arcana: A Poetry Collection book Eleusinian MysteriesSecrets of EleusisHierophant DefinitionTaurus: The Bull of BeltaneThe Hierophant and the Eleusinian Mysteries Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailMy review of the Wild Unknown Tarot deck, first covered on my blog, brings in the conversation of selecting a new tarot or oracle deck with mindfulness, breaking the myth of the "gifted deck," and how to make sure that you are connecting to your deck, no matter where you are at on your tarot journey.This review covers my thoughts on the different parts of the deck: Major Arcana, Minor Arcana, Court Cards, including the packaging, card stock, and guidebook. This deck was the beginning of my tarot journey, and it has become a mainstay for many tarot collectors and readers. If you don't have this deck, and you connect with the wild, both known and unknown, I think you will find this deck a joy to pull and use in your own tarot practice.If you are looking to purchase your first deck, or you are looking to add a new one to the collection, some things that may help sway your purchase to yes or no include:Are you buying the deck because it is popular, or because you really connect with it?Do you love the artist, value their work, and want to honor them with each pull? Does this deck fill a hole in your collection, or does the imagery pull on your interpretations in new, exciting, and different ways?Links:The Wild Unknown Tarot Deck blog postMy ritual for getting to know my new decks, cleansing, and blessing themThe Wild Unknown Website My Links- Work with MeBackground soundtrack is Forrest Drive by American LegionSupport the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailIs the Void everything, or nothing? Where does it start, and where does it end?The Alchemy Oracle card this month is the Void- the cosmic paradox of eternal spaciousness from which all things are birthed into creation. This oracle card is about finding the liminal, the darkness, the destiny behind the veil of the tangible world, and meeting that edge. The tarot card this month is the Scorpion / 5 of Branches (Wands), a perfect metaphor for going into the depths of the cosmos starts by going into the depths of spirit. Get my free handout on the Edges of the 5's to work with the monthly tarot card to alchemize the Void!The main invitations discussed in this episode:Removing an intellectual narrative or approach to moving through this cardSurrender to the energies within your spirit, and what happens for this monthObserve the relationship between you and the void, the world, and your body. With help from meditation and breathwork. Imagine possibilities that could be birthed from the Void into existence. Download my FREE Edges of the 5's handout to work with the 5 of Wands for this month by clicking here. Links:My Links Background track is Supreme Mysteries from the Alchemical VoidThe Alchemy of Nihilism: Transmuting Meaning from the VoidDon't Avoid the Void. Embrace It5 Signs You're in the Spiritual VoidSupport the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailSacred Power. Supportive Stability. Foundational ProtectionThese are all themes of the Emperor, the fourth card in the tarot's Major Arcana. The Emperor speaks to channeling the vision of the Empress (worldly beauty and creative manifestations) into structured support, ensuring growth and expansion. The Emperor uses his autonomous wisdom, leadership, and vitality that comes with his fiery Leo and Sun association to create sustainable and long-term thriving. His powerful force of strength invites you to endure and overcome hardships so that you can hold that space for others, a rippling affect of change for all.Main invitations:Support and protection are the foundation. A strong force of will, more than control orpower, is key.Merges creations and order, balances and brings to external spaces.Knowing what is within control, and what is not. Self-governance rules from the inside outward. Links:Buy the tarot keyThe Emperor Blog with PicturesEncountering the AnimusLeo in AstrologySymbolism of the AnkhAnkh Symbolism in TarotBook a reading with me or connect at my other links hereEventsBackground track is the Elfin Knight by Traditional Support the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick

Send us Fan MailWhat is adhering and taking shape in your life? This forecast is about forging sacred connections that help something take shape while healing what was fractured in the self. The cards for this month are: Coagulation from The Wild Unknown Alchemy deck, the Prairie Dog / 3 of Fossils (Pentacles) from the Spirit Animal Tarot deck, and the 6 of Swords from the Dark Wood Tarot deck.The main invitations with these cards are: What is actively taking shape in your life right now? Where are you actively becoming and adhering to something, and what fracture, disconnection, and bridge does this becoming mend within you for your higher good?What parts of yourself do you freely give away, and which ones do you keep - independent and ready to run to the horizon of your wild ecology?Connect to self for any adherence and solidifying shape to be honored, that must begin and end with you.How do active awareness, cooperation, and openness to guidance help you create meaning, beauty, and purpose in your life? How is your evolution aided by these things?Losing the joy, wonder, play, imagination, and exuberance in what you do takes you away from the sacred act of doing it- how can you hold on to these things as you continue to grow and evolve?Links:My Linkshttps://www.thecollector.com/spiritual-alchemy-occult/https://camillasiren.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/DictionaryOfAlchemy-1.pdf https://playalchemist.com/journal/the-alchemical-process-5rxlfhttps://www.art10zen.com/inner-alchemy-of-self-transformation-part-7-coagulation/https://therhetoricofmagic.com/magic/coagulation-the-seventh-phase-of-alchemy/https://www.dennislewis.org/articles-other-writings/articles-essays/alchemy-consciousness/https://www.pacegallery.com/artists/louise-nevelson/https://therhetoricofmagic.com/magic/coagulation-the-seventh-phase-of-alchemy/Background track is A Bard's Minuet by Jon BjörkSupport the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick