My path as a witch is as unique and winding as any spell cast beneath the moonlight. I walk this world as an Eclectic Solitary Witch, blending traditions, practices, and wisdom from many paths into one that feels authentically mine.

Living with cerebral palsy has shaped not only how I move through the world but also how I move through magick. My mobility limitations have become part of my sacred practice. Where others may dance in circles or craft elaborate altars, I channel energy and intention in quieter, yet no less powerful, ways.

My magick is deeply rooted in the unseen—the subtle currents of energy that flow through all things. I work with what is accessible to me: visualization, focused intention, spoken words, breathwork, and the quiet, electric hum of my spirit reaching out to the universe.

As a solitary practitioner, I find deep comfort in the stillness of my craft. The seasons speak to me through gentle whispers, and the moon phases guide my rituals from afar. My eclectic nature means I honor many traditions—candle magick, sigils, kitchen witchery, crystal energy, or simple meditations—all adapted to fit my abilities and my space.

I’ve learned that magick does not have to be grand or theatrical to be effective. A single heartfelt intention, sent out with focus and belief, is often more powerful than the most elaborate ceremony. My limitations have become part of my magickal language, teaching me patience, mindfulness, and the beauty of simplicity.

Cerebral palsy may shape my physical experience, but it has also gifted me with a heightened sensitivity to energy. I have become fluent in the subtle, the unseen, and the intuitive. This path, though solitary, is deeply connected—to the Earth, the cosmos, and the wellspring of energy that exists within and beyond me.

This is how I weave my magick: quietly, purposefully, and with deep reverence for the power of intention.