ROOTED IN ALCHEMY PRESENTS
Sol Magi School of Witchcraft
Wake up the witch in you.
This is a place to learn magick the way you learn anything worth knowing, by showing up and doing the work. Every path is welcome. There are no ranks, and no one to impress. Bring your curiosity and whatever's in your cupboard.
The doors open soon. Join the waitlist and I'll let you know the moment they do.
Your daily tarot pullTap the card
Make yourself at home. Here's what's brewing.
- The Art of ProtectionLay the foundation: boundaries, shielding, warding, and the courage to say no
- Bell & BroomShake the dust. Clear out what's stuck, in you and in your space
- The Magick of ColorLearn the language colors speak, and how to use it on purpose
- Lunar MagickFollow the moon: its phases, its stories, and what it stirs in you
- AstrologyLook to the sky. Your birth chart is a map of the day you arrived
- The Power of CrystalsLearn to choose, cleanse, charge, and work with your stones
- The Energy FieldSense it, shape it, and read it. Explore auras, energy, and the invisible currents around us
- Take it deeperLight a flame, read the signs, and tend the green: candles, divination, and plants
NO SIGN-UP NEEDED
Try it first, free
Take a little magick for a test drive.
Take the quizWhat type of archetype are you?A few quick questions. Find yours out of 27.Take it →Read a sample lessonPrinciples of ProtectionStart with the foundation. A whole lesson, free, no sign-up.Read it →Play with a toolMatch a Color to Your IntentionPick what you want. See which colors match it.Try it →
UNLOCK WITH THE WAITLIST
Six more quizzes
Join the waitlist and these open right up.
- What Witch's Tool Are You?Broom, bell, athame, scythe, and more.
- What Tarot Card Are You?One of the 22 Major Arcana.
- What Animal Do You Embody?Wolf, owl, raven, and more.
- What Crystal Do You Need Today?Find the stone for your day.
- What Potion Are You?Find the color of your brew.
- Which Witch Path Should You Start With?Green, hedge, lunar, eclectic, and more.
Everything here comes from tradition and personal practice, and I credit the cultures these practices come from.