Goddesses, liminal spaces and taking the plunge

The answers to my witchcraft springtime Q&A 🌸

Good morning, my lovely!

I hope you had the most beautiful Beltane. Did you wash your face in the first dew? I spent Beltane amongst my beautiful coven and I don't think I've stopped smiling since.

This week, I’ve delved into the virtual postbag for our Witchcraft Springtime Q&A. Thank you so much to everyone who wrote in with their questions for me! I’ve chosen my top three to answer below. But first…

I am currently:

• reading: Renaturing: Small Ways to Wild the World by James Canton

• watching: my birdfeeder (the sparrows are setting in!)

• excited about: The Divine Void Podcast, which went live on Spotify this Thursday (Beltane). I hope you enjoyed our intro episode!

• eating: this Spicy West African Chickpea and Kale Curry, having been inspired by

  kate 🌱🧶📚😻
  here on Substack (if you don’t follow her on TikTok, I love nothing more than seeing her frugal, vegan breakfasts that are always so much more imaginative than mine!)

And now, grab a cup of peppermint tea and let’s answer your witchcraft questions:

1. I find myself drawn far more to the Goddess than the God, but is it possible to work primarily (or even solely) with Her without disrupting nature's balance?