i knew starting when i was a child that there were green spirits (my words for them, i suppose) that were everywhere and deserved thanks and recognition. i liked to build little altars outdoors, make “potions” out of sticks and leaves and dirt and petals and things. when i was a teenager i thought that wicca was the natural conclusion to the path that was laid out for me as a kid, but i quickly became disenfranchised with it and abandoned it rather quickly in favor of doing “my own thing,” which i suppose i know now can be better described as a traditional path.
i have experience with herbalism and tarot and a predilection toward moving with the moon. after several years of working with these things, i have also very recently discovered i have a strong proclivity for hedge travel. this has opened up room for many many more questions about my path, what i am walking toward, and how to go about it, and i must say that i am very excited to find out.
i am in my mid-twenties and currently work as a barista at a well-known coffee chain. i am involved in a coven, though many of our members are across the country from the ones of us in the same city. i do not really align with a deity (not quite my thing!) but by coincidence, other things that i very well align with (such as yew wood) happen to coincide with things sacred to the goddess persephone. this is something i am trying to work out the significance of, as i don’t feel as though i have had any contact by any deity and have had trouble in that realm before.
it’s incredibly nice to meet you. i hope to find friends in you
