Let's peek behind my full weekend at the 2026 Botanica Festival of Plants at Three Leaf Farm in Lafayette, Colorado as an oracle reader. Coming back to reality after a weekend of high heat and herbal enchantment was a bit clunkier than I expected yet well worth it...

A updated days-by-planets guide for you to plan your week and refresh your rituals. I’m a pretty tidy witch. I like a bit of organized magic. So, although I casually live by the planetary daily rulings, I wanted to experiment with what happened if I returned to doing so intentionally. This led to a week of “back to basics”, ritually speaking. Prioritizing life in this flow was a welcome reset. I invite you to read on + try it out for yourself!

This altar shrine duo calls you to ride the waves of love. One sister is softer, rounder and slightly silver while the other sister’s imagery is sharper, elongated and leans golden. Make new friends, but keep the old…

This shrine symbolizes initiation by ignition — baptism by fire. A yellow triangle boarder set against a dusty lilac frame accentuate the flame backdrop and sharp, directive energy. Punctuated by images of bright florals and purple crystal points. Let’s look at the featured symbolism woven into this piece.

This shrine moves you to escape into the dawn of rapture on chariot “horses” and merkabah vehicles of light. Float the spiral path alongside a strangely ethereal underwater guide… Let’s look at the signature symbolism embedded into this piece.

When I painted and produced my oracle deck in 2020, it wasn’t majorly mentally contrived… Six years post-production I am finding new threadings between the cards’ initially intuitive themes and today I present you the “anatomical subset” of Follow Your Heart Oracle symbols: Eye, Mouth, Lungs, Heart, and Womb.

Spellbound is a trophy for the green witches who keep busy magic hands and tender hearts. It displays affections of antiquity. Let’s look at the signature symbolism rooted in this piece.

The Beauty Way is inspired by the book Braiding Sweetgrass and dedicated to the author, Robin Wall Kimmerer. This temple is a quaint combination of complimentary aster purple and goldenrod yellow. The theme is reciprocity in bloom and illuminates devotion to companionship. You’re encouraged to walk the beauty way as taught by the Navajo/Diné thru this shrine. Let’s look at the signature symbolism embedded into this piece.