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On this episode of the Welsh Witch Podcast I am joined by Sian Sibley, a coven leader from South Wales, an author, a conference organiser, and an all-round badass Witch! Together we discuss aspects of Sian's practice which weave alchemy, planetary magic, and magic that is rooted in the land surrounding us. Together we unveil the Green. About Sian: Sian Sibley is a traditional witch, animist and a lover of the green world. Sian has been the leader of DragonOak coven in South Wales for nearly 30 years, she also organises the two Welsh Occult Conferences each year. Giving people a chance to hear some of the top names in occult practise. She also holds a masters degree in applied biology, specialising in medical genetics and a Masters degree in ecology and spirituality. This makes for a very odd combination of a scientist who’s is also an animist witch. Sian’s books present a unique way of looking at the craft in the world of modern science and how we can adapt our world to be more aligned with the natural currents of the planet, to put others before ourselves as humans and live more fully in the ecology of our world.Sian's books are out now! You can purchase her debut book, Unveiling the Green, here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unveiling-Green-alchemically-astrologically-psychologically-ebook/dp/B0CZY7N1F1Her latest book can be purchased here: https://www.blacklodgepublishing.com/all-products/p/black-paths-green-cathedrals******Are you interested in Welsh myth, lore, and magic? Want to support these podcasts and receive access to exclusive courses, classes, and articles relating to Welsh witchcraft, paganism, polytheism, and magic? Then why not join us on Patreon! On top of exclusive content, and early access to content such as episodes of the podcast...my patrons are also thrown into a community of people who share an interest in Welsh myth, lore, and magic. How to join? Follow this link: https://patreon.com/mharastarling?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink
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On this episode of the Welsh Witch Podcast I am joined by Brett Hollyhead, also known as Witch of Salopia online, a practicing Witch from the Welsh marches. Together we go on a journey to discover the Goddess of Britain's longest river, the River Severn or Afon Hafren. Let us explore the myth, magic, and lore of this often overlooked river Goddess!About Brett: Brett Hollyhead, also known as the Witch of Salopia across social media, is a practicing Welsh Marches Folk Witch, workshop leader and a public speaker at regular Pagan related events/ conferences throughout the United Kingdom. He's a member of the Cylch y Sarffes Goch (Circle of the Red Serpent) alongside Mhara Starling and Moss Matthey. He's also a member of OBOD and a guardian of the Doreen Valiente Foundation. He lives in Wrexham, UK.Brett's debut book is available for pre-order now!UK pre-order: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pagan-Portals-Sabrina-Discovering-Goddess/dp/1803418079/ref=sr_1_1?crid=398I9YSW6RV6U&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.cUZot28noWNTy3QVsGL73_C3Jdv93GjJ-Xghpla-8ZMVYxJ9W9ulfNWulYS2IzH2-0K_bCAtktvCSHBeyOYgOuAP6F8yfJGh-XGjBQPyg7g.MCbiQAmVVM_a43n8kpWISIOuwrdIwoH5h5ZgIFV67xI&dib_tag=se&keywords=Sabrina+pagan&qid=1739851165&sprefix=sabrina+pagan%2Caps%2C80&sr=8-1US pre-order: https://www.amazon.com/Pagan-Portals-Sabrina-Discovering-Goddess/dp/1803418079/ref=sr_1_1?crid=28JRYTMBV6VED&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ZxSJ_HXlzA1SuXNh2FuNTMxo8uiLg5CM9bCvCUEFcT-HjqznMG4aVFYxMiWTe2MQ.JZFG-Byxw4XCt3uObsHFw9E_k1MbnKMI4YIYYxZ-YAU&dib_tag=se&keywords=pagan+portals+sabrina&qid=1739851257&sprefix=pagan+portals+sabrin%2Caps%2C232&sr=8-1******Are you interested in Welsh myth, lore, and magic? Want to support these podcasts and receive access to exclusive courses, classes, and articles relating to Welsh witchcraft, paganism, polytheism, and magic? Then why not join us on Patreon! On top of exclusive content, and early access to content such as episodes of the podcast...my patrons are also thrown into a community of people who share an interest in Welsh myth, lore, and magic. How to join? Follow this link: https://patreon.com/mharastarling?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink
In this episode I am joined by water priestess, Witch, and author Annwyn Avalon. Together we geek out over the magic of water! From discussions pertaining to sacred springs, legendary and liminal lakes, and witching waters...all the way to discussions of initiation, Glastonbury, and ladies of the lakes. A wonderful conversation between two watery witches!
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