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Witchcraft appeals to a growing number of people deconstructing Christianity as they realize the origins of what felt aligned within their faith tradition while reclaiming their sovereignty. Join me for an enlightening conversation with my guest Jessica Karels, the Mystic Geek, about her faith journey, a peek into the world of witchcraft, and being your magickal self in a mundane world.
Well in today's episode we're getting witchy.
Now, if you're double taking that we're talking about witchyness today, I just want to invite you to take a breath, to calm your tatas, and to expand your mind because if all you know about witchcraft is what Christianity has told you, you don't know a thing.
Truth talk time!
My guest Jessica Karels, the Mystic Geek, offers a peek into why so many who are deconstructing from fundamendalist religion are finding a home in witchcraft.
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Within the massive awakening underway, people are finding new spiritual homes that feel aligned with who they are and who they are becoming. The point is, you get to choose. You also get to examine your beliefs and assumptions around other spiritual and metaphysical traditions to make sure you're not falling into old scare tactic narratives meant to keep you tucked into the fold.
Spiritual Connection Mentor
Jessica Karels (she/they), aka "The Mystic Geek" made it her mission to empower people caught up in the hustle of life to tap into their inner wisdom so they can confidently handle any of life’s obstacles and help heal the world. Jess draws upon two decades of experience in magical workings to support her clients.
They host the Spiritual AF Sundays podcast, which examines hot-button topics from a spiritual lens.
As a non-binary, queer witch, Jessica works with their clients to identify patterns and limiting beliefs holding them back from seeking the peace and happiness they deserve. Her approach to readings combines honesty, compassion, solution-seeking, and a bit of cheeky humor when the moment requires it.
