Enter "Queer Saints!" | Magic, Miracles & Modern Intercession with Antonio Pagliarulo (author)

Text or VM the ShowFriday the 13th gets a bad rap. We’re flipping that narrative and treating it like: a power day. Jenny C. Bell and Granddaughter Crow talk about why the “bad luck” label sticks so hard, how superstition gets passed down, and what changes when you walk through the day on purpose instead of bracing for impact. From there, we go deep on Freya and why so many modern witches feel pulled toward her. We explore Freya as a grounded, embodied kind of power: beauty that isn’t a performance, sensuality that belongs to you, and leadership that doesn’t rely on becoming harsh or imitating masculine norms. If you’ve been hearing Freya’s name pop up repeatedly or feeling curious about Norse mythology, deity work, and devotional practice, we share simple ways to start connecting and listening. We also mention Freya’s twin brother Frey, because your path gets to match your personality and your needs. Prefer a more secular approach to witchcraft and spirituality? We’ve got you. We talk journaling prompts to uncover family superstitions, “mythbusting” conversations you can have with friends, and using the Tarot Death card (number 13) as a clear Friday the 13th ritual for release, transformation, and renewal. If this sparked something, take the next step with us: subscribe, share the episode with a friend who needs a confidence boost, and leave a review so more people can find these conversations. What does Friday the 13th mean to you now?#FridayThe13th #Freya #ModernWitchcraftSupport the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration

Text or VM the ShowSaints aren’t marble statues or unreachable holy figures to us. They’re people, and that single shift changes everything, especially if you’ve ever felt like spiritual tradition wasn’t built for you. We’re joined by Antonio Pagliarulo, author of Queer Saints: A Radical Guide to Magic, Miracles, and Modern Intercession and The Evil Eye, to talk about how saint magic can be inclusive, practical, and deeply healing for queer people and allies alike. We dive into how Antonio pairs saints with tarot cards and why tarot works as more than divination. It becomes a living tool for spellwork, clarity, and relationship building with spiritual allies, whether you’re working with traditional Catholic saints or modern folk saints like artists, activists, writers, and caretakers. We also explore what it means to let saints “show up,” how signs and synchronicities can feel unmistakably personal, and why you don’t need institutional permission to begin. Modern intercession: approaching the altar from worthiness instead of shame. We talk through the difference between prayer and spellwork, then get hands-on with three cornerstones of saint magic Antonio returns to: petitions, candle spells, and a sacred satchel you can carry as ongoing support. If you’re looking for grounded queer spirituality, practical folk magic, and a path that welcomes questioning, this conversation opens the door. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs permission to belong, and leave a review so more listeners can find the show._____Bio: Antonio Pagliarulo is the author of the The Evil Eye: The History, Mystery and Magic of the Quiet Curse AND Queer Saints: A Radical Guide to Magic, Miracles and Modern Intercession (Weiser Books). His first book in the Italian Witch mystery series will be published in 2027 itialianwitch.com. His work has appeared in NBC News, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, OUT Magazine, New York Daily News, Religion News Service, the USA Today Network and The Wild Hunt. In his article in OUT Magazine titled “The Catholic Church named a millennial said – when is it going to name a Queer One?” For the Record, we here at Belief, Being, & BEYOND are Queer Allies. We show up with curiosity and PRIDE – The Courage of the Queer community is unparallel in my book. Antonio is the son of Italian immigrants; he was raised in a home where the magical arts were commonplace. He lives with his husband in New York City.Website: italianwitch.com#QueerSaints #SaintMagic #ItalianFolkMagicNovember is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate Indigenous voices, cultures, and contributions.Did you know that when you listen to this podcast… Belief, Being, & BEYOND!, You’re supporting a podcast created by a Navajo woman. So Thank You for listening. Also, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing the show with a friend who might enjoy it. Thank you for listening!Support the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration

Text or VM the ShowThe moon disappears and suddenly we collectively wonder what you should do next. We get it, because we’ve heard the split for years: the “dark moon” is for doing nothing, and the new moon is for manifesting everything. We slow that argument down and look at what’s actually useful, what’s cultural habit, and what your own body might be telling you when the sky goes dark.  We explore the new moon as a true threshold: an ending and a beginning at the same time. That framing opens up options beyond one-size-fits-all new moon rituals. Want to rest and reset? That can be sacred. Want to set new moon intentions, speak your desires, and plant seeds for the waxing cycle? That can be aligned too. We also talk about release work, banishing, and letting go, because closure belongs here just as much as creation.  Then we get practical. We share a simple “speak your month” practice for the next 28-day lunar cycle, plus journaling ideas like drawing intuitive symbols for each moon phase and tracking your energy day by day. We also touch on “moon cycle” language across traditions and how lunar awareness can help you notice your own ebbs and flows whether you menstruate or not. If you’re searching for grounded guidance on moon phases, new moon manifestation, or building a consistent spiritual practice, this conversation gives you a flexible structure you can actually live with.  Subscribe, share this with a moon-loving friend, and leave us a review so more people can find the show. What does the new moon feel like to you?#NewMoonRituals #MoonPhases #LunarWisdomSupport the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration

Text or VM the ShowThe veil is thin and we can feel the year turning. On this Samhain night, we pull up a seat for a round table dialogue on ancestors, spirit contact, and what it really looks like to honor the those who have come before us across living traditions and modern witchcraft. Granddaughter Crow hosts alongside Jenny C Bell, with guests Lilith Dorsey, Laura Dávila, and Deborah Blake bringing stories that are equal parts grounded, funny, and deeply sacred. We talk practical ritual, not perfection. Lilith shares how ancestor reverence shows up in Haitian Vodou and New Orleans Voodoo, from ongoing shrines to the power of silence and the dumb supper. Laura weaves Mexican folk magic and Day of the Dead ofrendas with saints’ feast days, music, and seasonal foods, and she offers a beautiful challenge: honoring ancestors can mean supporting the communities your people once belonged to. Deborah brings the witchiest heart of the holiday, from temporary ancestor altars with candles and photos to the idea of Samhain as an ending and a beginning at once. Along the way, we unpack what “thinning of the veil” means, how grief moves through the body, how to include beloved pets, and how to connect even if you don’t know names or feel estranged from your family line. We also widen the circle to chosen ancestors: witches who came before, artists who shaped you, and the forerunners who took risks so you could live more freely. If you’ve been craving a more meaningful Samhain, a more honest ancestor practice, or a better way to hold darkness without fear, press play. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review so more listeners can find the conversation.________Laura’s IG Post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DeuX7yUke-d/?rpxt=eTZ0bDl2MXZ2MGVyBios: Lilith Dorsey: Since 1991, Lilith Dorsey has been doing successful magick for patrons of her business. She is editor/publisher of Oshun-African Magickal Quarterly, and filmmaker of the experimental documentary Bodies of Water:Voodoo Identity and Tranceformation. Lilith Dorsey is also author of Voodoo and Afro-Caribbean Paganism and The African-American Ritual Cookbook, and choreographer for jazz legend Dr. John’s “Night Tripper” Voodoo Show. In July 2013, she led her first ever Voodoo Zombie Silent Rave, complete with very confused Thriller flash mob. Please contact her at [email protected] for information about psychic readings and services. Lastly, don’t forget to check out her brand new book Love Magic released in Dec 2016.  Many Blessings!www.lilithDorsey.com Laura Davila is a fifth-generation bruja and hechicera from Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. She didn't set out to become a teacher or write books about brujería. She simply grew up in a family where this was part of life — the herbs, the prayers, the limpias, the remedios, and the quiet knowledge passed from one generation to the next.It wasn't something separated from everyday life or given a special name. It was simply what the women in her family knew and what they did. As Laura grew older, she realized that much of this knowledge existed almost entirely through oral tradition — passed through families, learned by watching, listening, helping, and eventually doing.When it became her turn to carry that knowledge forward, she did the only thing that felt right. She kept going. And eventually, she started sharing.Brujería de Rancho | Mexican Folk Magic by Laura DavilaIG: @daphne_la_hechiceraDeborah Blake is the author of nineteen books on modern Witchcraft, including The Eclectic Witch’s Book of Shadows, The Little Book of Cat Magic and Llewellyn’s Little Book of Spellcraft, as well as the acclaimed Everyday Witch Tarot and Oracle and Everyday Witch’s Familiars Oracle decks. She has also written three paranormal romance and urban fantasy series for Berkley, and as well as a cozy mystery series about a run-down pet rescue. Deborah lives in a 140 year old farmhouse in upstate New York with numerous cats who supervise all her activities, both magical and mundane.Deborah can be found online at Facebook, Twitter, her popular blog (Writing the Witchy Way), and www.deborahblakeauthor.com.#Samhain #AncestorVeneration #WitchcraftNovember is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate Indigenous voices, cultures, and contributions.Did you know that when you listen to this podcast… Belief, Being, & BEYOND!, You’re supporting a podcast created by a Navajo woman. So Thank You for listening. Also, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing the show with a friend who might enjoy it. Thank you for listening!Support the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration

Text or VM the ShowHalloween gets all the attention, but Samhain is where the season turns into something deeper. We’re talking about the real meaning behind Samhain (often said like “Sowin”), why it sits on the witch’s Wheel of the Year as a cross quarter day, and how that timing connects to what we can feel in the natural world as autumn darkens and the year shifts toward winter. If you’ve ever heard “the veil is thinning” and wondered what that even means, we make it plain and practical.Jenny C. Bell shares how witches think about the invisible world and why Samhain isn’t the only time spiritual contact can feel stronger. We connect the dots between Samhain, Halloween, Day of the Dead, and All Souls Day, and we talk honestly about why this season brings up ancestor veneration, grief, curiosity, and a different relationship with death. Instead of treating death like a taboo, we explore it as a cycle and a teacher, including the small deaths that change us: leaving a job, dropping a harmful habit, outgrowing an identity, or paying the “price” of wisdom by letting ignorance fall away.We also get hands on with ideas you can actually use. Learn how to turn classic Halloween traditions into meaningful Samhain rituals with intention, from carving jack o’ lanterns with symbols, sigils, or runes to creating a simple silent supper for ancestors, guides, deities, or even personal heroes. If you want spirituality that fits real life, this conversation gives you a bridge between spooky season fun and grounded witchcraft practice.Subscribe so you don’t miss the rest of our seasonal conversations, share this with a friend who loves Halloween, and leave a review if this helped you rethink Samhain. Who would you invite to your silent supper?#Samhain #Witchcraft #WheelOfTheYearSupport the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration

Text or VM the ShowA lot of us learned “belonging” by getting smaller. So when we finally try to be honest, creative, or spiritual in our own way, it can feel risky, even when it’s the truest thing about us. We sit down with V Readus, author of Tarot for the Flawed and Fearless and the creator behind Red Light Readings, to talk about what it really takes to stop shrinking and start showing up with embodied confidence.  We trace the origin story of people pleasing through a memorable eighth grade moment: V brings a Ouija board to Catholic school field day, and the reaction teaches her a hard lesson about social norms. From there, we connect the dots to adulthood, work, identity, and the quiet ways we dilute our truth. V also shares how her background as a speech and language pathologist shaped the way she reads tarot today: practical language, clear steps, and a focus on helping people communicate what they want and need without giving their power away.  Then we get hands-on with tarot for self-development. We talk about the Major Arcana as archetypes, why tarot can be predictive but works best as a mirror, and we even pull The Fool card to explore new beginnings, leap-of-faith energy, and bold authenticity. V breaks down simple embodiment practices, astrology links like Uranus and individuality, plus a three-card spread to help you reclaim your truth. She also explains her Confidence Code reading using numerology and tarot, and invites listeners into the Academy of Audacity virtual book club for community and accountability.  If you’re ready to choose yourself with more courage and less apology, press play, then subscribe, share the episode, and leave a review so more people can find it.Bio: V. Readus is an author, tarot reader, confidence catalyst, and energy alchemist who helps people stop shrinking and start showing up as the fullest version of themselves. Through tarot, archetypal wisdom, astrology, and practical personal development tools, she guides clients toward deeper self-trust, authentic expression, and embodied confidence. Known as "The Tarot BFF," V. combines intuition, humor, compassion, and honest conversation to help people transform self-doubt into self-belief. She is the author of Tarot for the Flawed & Fearless: 22 Keys to Master Self-Confidence and creator of transformational experiences designed to help people choose themselves unapologetically and live with greater courage, clarity, and confidence.@redlightreadings - IG @redlightreadings - FB www.redlightreadings.com#TarotForSelfDevelopment #PeoplePleasing #AuthenticSelfNovember is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate Indigenous voices, cultures, and contributions.Did you know that when you listen to this podcast… Belief, Being, & BEYOND!, You’re supporting a podcast created by a Navajo woman. So Thank You for listening. Also, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing the show with a friend who might enjoy it. Thank you for listening!Support the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration

Text or VM the ShowThe shadow is not a monster under the bed. Most of the time, it is the part of us that got shamed, silenced, or trained to disappear and it is still trying to protect us the only way it knows how.We start with a clear, grounded definition of shadow work through Carl Jung, then bring it into real witchcraft and shamanism practice. We talk about how the shadow forms through social pressure and early conditioning, why certain emotions like anger get labeled “bad,” and how suppression can show up as triggers, anxiety, or even body signals like inflammation. Along the way, we challenge the idea that shadow automatically means evil and offer a more honest view: the shadow is organic, human, and often holding the very gifts we miss most.From the shamanic side, Granddaughter Crow shares a nature-based approach to shadow integration, including journey work and working with animal allies that many traditions call “taboo,” like raven, snake, owl, and wolf. From the witchcraft side, Jenny C. Bell explores ancestral shadow, the witch wound, and why deity work with underworld figures like Hecate can be a powerful way to move through the inner labyrinth with a lantern instead of panic. We also emphasize safety: shadow work is not one-and-done, and it goes better with a book, a trusted community, a therapist, or a spiritual guide so you have a path back home to yourself.If you’ve been feeling stuck, reactive, or secretly afraid of your own intensity, this conversation offers a steady place to start. Subscribe for more, share this with a friend who is doing the work, and leave a review so more people can find these tools for shadow work, healing, and spiritual growth.#ShadowWork #Witchcraft #ShamanismSupport the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration

Text or VM the ShowWhat really happens in your brain when you practice magic, pull tarot cards, or step into a ritual with a clear intention? We talk with neuroscientist, educator, and author Siddharth Ramakrishnan about the surprising places where modern neuroscience and ancient mystical practice stop arguing and start explaining each other. If you’ve ever worried that loving science means you can’t be spiritual (or that understanding the brain will “ruin” the mystery), this conversation flips that assumption on its head.We dig into intuition as fast subconscious pattern recognition, why your body reacts before you can name the emotion, and how that “gut check” can be trained through reflection instead of blind trust. Siddharth breaks down how attention, belief, and meaning-making work in the brain, including why we can’t fully separate mind and body when we’re trying to understand anxiety, insight, or felt sense. We also explore the cultural history of “ways of knowing” beyond pure logic, and why treating science as the only path can flatten what it means to be human.Then we get practical: what rituals do to attention, why repeated movements and objects add value in the brain, and how flow states can open the door to real insight. We talk sigils as embodied symbol-making, simple tarot routines that build presence, and the balance between a dull mind and a turbulent mind in a world that keeps pushing speed and noise. If you’re curious about neuroscience of magic, intuition, ritual psychology, tarot and the brain, or the science of belief, this one is for you. Subscribe, share this with a friend who’d debate you about magic, and leave a review so more people can find the show.November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate Indigenous voices, cultures, and contributions.Did you know that when you listen to this podcast… Belief, Being, & BEYOND!, You’re supporting a podcast created by a Navajo woman. So Thank You for listening. Also, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing the show with a friend who might enjoy it. Thank you for listening!Support the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration

Text or VM the ShowBraiding your hair with a whispered intention sounds simple, but it opens a door into a whole world of fiber magic. We’re joined by Loren Morris, a traditional witch, owner of Primitive Witchery in Kingsport, Tennessee, and author of The Crafty Witch’s Guide to Cord Magic. Loren talks about cord magic as a living, hands-on practice: not just tying knots, but building a spell you can see, touch, and return to.  We get into what makes a spell cord feel different from a candle spell that disappears overnight. Loren explains how layering components like charms, beads, herbs, stones, printed images, and sigils turns the crafting into the ritual itself, helping you stay focused and intentional through every step. We also talk about how long cords can take to make, why that time matters, and why cord magic can be especially supportive if you want a more meditative approach or you struggle to stay locked in on one method.  From there, we go practical: how we “feed” and maintain cords over time by repeating the original activation steps, tracking moon signs, moon phases, and planetary hours. We explore Samhain themed ideas for fall cords, then weave in rune magic, including beginner guidance for working with Elder Futhark runes before attempting bindrunes. Finally, we pivot into simmer pot magic, including cozy seasonal ingredient ideas and how to strain the leftover water into a home spray, floor wash, or bath addition. Subscribe, share this with a crafty witch friend, and leave a review so more listeners can find the show. What kind of cord would you make first?________Bio: Loren Morris is a traditional witch with over twenty years of practice rooted in Norse and Celtic traditions. She is the owner of Primitive Witchery, based in Kingsport, Tennessee, and the author of The Crafty Witch’s Guide to Cord Magic (Weiser Books, July 2026). Her spell bottles have appeared in Hocus Pocus 2, and she holds a Nornic Priestess endorsement from renowned runic scholar Freya Aswynn. Loren teaches cord magic as a living tradition; grounded in history, powered by intention, and built to actually work.www.primitivewitchery.comPrimitive Witchery on FB, @primitive_witchery on IG,@ThatPrimWitch on TikTokPrimitive Witchery on Patreon#CordMagic #Witchcraft #SpellcraftNovember is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate Indigenous voices, cultures, and contributions.Did you know that when you listen to this podcast… Belief, Being, & BEYOND!, You’re supporting a podcast created by a Navajo woman. So Thank You for listening. Also, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing the show with a friend who might enjoy it. Thank you for listening!Support the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration

Text or VM the ShowTattoos can be art, memory, armor, prayer, or pure fun, but what happens when you treat ink as a living spiritual tool. I’m joined by Jake Morningstar, founder and high priest of Diamond Eye Coven, to unpack tattoo magick as real-world spellwork you can do with healed tattoos, fresh tattoos, and even temporary body markings. Jake brings a rare mix of experience: over 20 years of practice in the Craft plus formal training in neuroscience and marketing, which makes this a grounded, curious conversation rather than mystical posturing.We talk about how symbols speak to the subconscious, why a tattoo can become an energetic anchor, and how meaning can deepen long after the session ends. Jake shares the story of his triangle tattoos and the moment he realized his tattoo was showing up in his magic, leading to the bigger question: are tattoos spells. From there we widen the lens into what “magic” is, why some witches spell it “magick” with a K, and how science and spirituality can coexist as two valid ways of describing the same human experience.Then we bring it back to practice. We get into simple methods to “activate” healed ink through touch, tracing, chanting, and sympathetic magic, plus considerations around pain, ritual, and working respectfully with artists and timing. If you have tattoos, want your first one, or just want a smarter way to think about symbolism and perception, you’ll leave with tools you can actually try. Subscribe, share this with a tattooed friend, and leave a review so more seekers can find Belief Being and Beyond. #TattooMagick #Witchcraft #Spirituality November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate Indigenous voices, cultures, and contributions.Did you know that when you listen to this podcast… Belief, Being, & BEYOND!, You’re supporting a podcast created by a Navajo woman. So Thank You for listening. Also, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing the show with a friend who might enjoy it. Thank you for listening!Support the showGranddaughter Crow - www.granddaughtercrow.com Become a Member and Support the Podcast: Check Out My Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/GranddaughterCrow Check Out My Substackhttps://substack.com/@granddaughtercrowSocial Media: @GranddaughterCrow  YouTube Channel: @GranddaughterCrowCo-HostJenny C Bell - https://www.jennycbell.com/Jenny’s Our Coven Communityhttps://our-coven.mn.co/landing#BeliefBeingBeyond #SpiritualExploration