Sparkly Peaceful Magic

Winter Joy, Beauty, and Power: Eight Luxurious Rituals

Begins December 6, 2026

Enter the Fey realm,

where Winter’s sparkly, peaceful magic
will settle you into your essence and your power.

When we are centered in our magical and mundane powers and essences:
* A relaxed state is common.
* We meet challenges with equanimity.
* Insurmountable problems give way.
* Impossible dreams become viable.
* A success is followed by more successes.
* Happiness comes regularly.

I can’t always apply my Shamanism as much as I want. Nonetheless, my attempts lead to major triumphs. And it’s easier to keep trying when I remember that not all Shamanic practices are difficult or serious. No need to always struggle to cope or grow.

Winter months have subtle Fairy gifts—mystic moments that make Shamanism easy and joyous. I’ll show you. Our rituals will be peaceful and revitalizing:

* Winter’s magical whispers help fulfill spiritual and material needs.

* Create a successful winter and new year. The heart of reality is reached easily in winter. Travel to the starlit center of Goddess power—a lush hidden winter realm where miracles occur.

* Some of the rituals include Fairy tales that come to life, and you are in them. They bring forth winter’s ability to root us in Gaia’s rhythm and center us in the core of our beings. For example, mental, emotional, and psychic clarity grow.

* Receive direct spiritual transmissions that foster good luck, physical health, and spirituality.

* And if something serious or challenging does come up for you, I have your back. I will take good care of you.

The rituals require no prerequisites and suit both newbies and adepts.

I’m jazzed that the rituals will happen through the absolute darkest part of the year. Rites at that time are soooo powerful yet soooo relaxing.

For example, some individuals struggle with January. They feel blah or even wiped out and completely down. Or they have another problematic January experience. Instead, listen to my January mystic Fairytales. They enchant us, so you deep-down relax into the month’s hidden rhythms, power, and spiritual beauty, and thus deep-down relax into your rhythms, power, and spiritual beauty. And you rest in January’s lush, quiet center of Goddess power.

We meet in group phone calls. To participate, call the event phone number that you receive after enrolling.

There will be eight luxurious rituals. They will be held once a week on Sundays, 6:00 to 7:00 pm EST, starting December 6. We’ll skip Sundays Dec 27 and Jan 3, for the U.S. holidays.

Reserve Sunday February 14, same time, for a makeup meeting, in case I’m unavailable for one of the planned sessions.

Enrollment: $300 a month, for two months. Your carrier might charge you for the calls.

Your payment covers * eight rituals that include star-drenched Fairy tales come true * personalized ritual experiences * eight weeks of spiritual transmissions * one-on-one private support by phone if you have problems with a ritual.

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Upon payment, your place is reserved. You receive course details—e.g., the phone number to join in meetings—by email. No refunds. To discuss payment plan, trade, scholarship, or semi-scholarship, or other concerns, call me at the number below.

This event can serve as one of the two qualifying electives needed before the advanced Fairy Witch (Faerie Shaman) training.

One of the rituals will include a Fairytale about a magic cat. She is as dark as a winter night, has mastered Buddhism, and teaches Santa’s elves. Blessed is the joyful, lush knowledge that is deep within winter and ourselves.

DNA and Ancestral Ritual

DNA Science and magic meet. I won’t choose between mysticism and science. They can feed each other.

My ancestors are spiritually important to me. So I’m combining science and spirit in a deeply personal way: I ordered an AncestryDNA test kit.

A mystic, I travel through the blood in my veins, back through time, to discover the ancient ways my family once practiced. Today, the logical rational side of me does the same by spitting into a vial. This test tube becomes a chalice that arrived by mail, enclosed in plastic. Two supposedly disparate halves of me come together to feed my spirit.

I mailed my saliva, part of my sacred body, to scientists, who will analyze it to reveal my ethnic background. They’ll go back through many generations, the same way my meditations have. Their work will expand my otherworldly travels.

The lab analysis will determine where my ancestors hail from, based on a science my layperson’s mind can’t understand, no matter how much experts explain it.

Many scientists would be equally puzzled by my ability to uncover historical information by meditating on my blood. I have my expertise, they have theirs. I get to draw on both.

A relationship with my ancestors, in ritual and daily life, is pivotal to me. They lovingly support me. And I tend them. Trance journeys give me a strong intuitive sense of my ancestors. The DNA results can help me know whether my intuitions are correct.

It would be fine to trust my intuition without the DNA results. (Check out my blog about that: Mysticism and Non-Academic Scholarship.) But corroboration is useful.

Science can support my spirituality in other ways, too.

For one, I come from a European shamanic family tradition. Some of my family history has been lost. I’m hoping DNA will fill in gaps.

For example, I might see how major societal events impacted my family’s past generations to shape the family’s spirituality. That familial story could provide context to better understand my own path.

Luck allowed me to gather a staggering amount of anecdotal evidence about my ancestors. Information from relatives, and from strangers I don’t know but who have my last name, and from other sources, provided enormously convincing material, when looked at as a whole. I believe anecdotal evidence is part of folk culture and one source of the old wise ways. This fecund anecdotal evidence can be augmented with DNA science.

For example, the DNA test might help me gather more anecdotal evidence, if it leads to relatives I hadn’t learned about previously. They might know family history I don’t.

DNA results could also be a jumping off point for more ancestral rituals. I love the wisdom of ancient cultures, and appreciate reenactment whether based in textbooks’ history or intuited history. I revere native and ancestral spiritual practices. These leanings feed my desire for DNA info about my ancestral roots.

I can best explain another reason for wanting a test by telling you a personal story.

A friend of mine was part of a DNA study. Before continuing the story, let me be clear: I’m not part of any study. My test kit is from AncestryDNA. They’re not experimenting on me, and their tests results do not show an ancestral timeline such as you’ll read about in my friend’s tale. I checked out some companies, and AncestryDNA seems to give the most comprehensive results. If you’re interested, their kit is also easy to use.

Back to my story:

My friend phoned me one day, and exclaimed rapturously, “I got the DNA results. My family originated in Egypt!”

Then she added, “My later ancestors migrated to Greece. Guess where else my ancestors migrated to?”

I responded, “Mongolia?”

There was a long pause. Then she said, in a stunned voice, “That’s right! How did you know?”

“It was obvious. Your immense love for Egyptian religions motivated you to become an Egyptian scholar, devoted to reviving ancient Egyptian spiritual practices, which became part of your personal devotions. Later, you seriously worked with Greek Gods. Then, you channeled material that had no geographical basis, as far you knew, but later found out that the material resonated with documented Mongolian traditions.”

I continued, “Your family only told you about your Caucasian Irish lineage. But your earlier ancestors influenced your mystical life. Your spiritual quest this lifetime follows the migration of your ancestors, step by step!”

The point of my story: I want to know if my DNA matches my various spiritual leanings.

There can be valid reasons we’re drawn spiritually to cultures we were not raised in. Our DNA might be one of those reasons. I don’t hold with the idea that you should only use the spiritual tools of your obvious ancestors.

Mind you, I am not okaying co-option. I’m saying legitimate cross cultural shamanism exists.

That legitimacy is hard to come by. It would take a whole book to explain how to pull it off ethically and otherwise, so I won’t get into it here, except to say:

By “cross-cultural shamanism,” I don’t mean “core shamanism,” AKA the idea that shamanism is primarily the same in all cultures. I disagree with the modern standardization of shamanism.

My experience is that shamans individualize according to cultural differences, and way past that, individualizing family by family and person by person.

My personal definition of legitimate cross-cultural shamanism is an ethical, thoughtful blend of earth based mysticism as it manifests in various cultures.

Moving on:

I am a little worried. With adventure, comes fear of the unknown: am I going to like the DNA test results?

But mostly I’m excited about the DNA adventure I am embarking on.

And I feel gratitude for science and magic.

When the DNA results arrive, I’ll post them here, and share how it impacts my mystical journey.
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Note: I first posted this blog May 2015 at http://witchesandpagans.com/sagewoman-blogs/a-faerie-haven.html and post it again here for those of you who tend to read me here.
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