I will be back at Pagan Pride in Long Beach next Sunday, October 15th. I’m pretty sure my booth will be down around space 25, but check the program when you get there.

My booth will be hosting three mini-talks on behalf of the Black Arts Ice Cream Social:

I’ll have books and meditation CDs for sale, as well as some ash wands, crystal clearing bowls (see below for specifics), and my new line of Moon Waters.

I haven’t put the Moon Waters up on the website yet, so Pagan Pride will be your first opportunity to check them out! These waters have been charged under specific auspices and can assist you in your endeavors. Water is one of the best conductors or energy we have. Charging water with the energy of a solar or lunar event imbues it with the power to enhance or shift patterns and impulses, enhance growth, or get rid of that which no longer serves. I have been guided to share my collection of waters I have created with my clients and students. Because of the conductive nature of water, one drop will charge an entire gallon (or more) of water.

Suggested uses:
Add a drop to your bathwater or anointing oil
Put a drop in a bowl of water for ritual hand washing
Add a drop to the water for your altar
Add a drop to your drinking water
Add a drop to your wishing well/candle magic spells

I have made some new bowls especially for Pagan Pride!

This bowl was designed to assist in the user’s transformation and growth. It contains hematite, black tourmaline, emerald, tiger eye, lavender, and pink and black Himalayan crystal salt, as well as lavender, and a little rice to help keep the salt dry.


This bowl is for clearing and grounding. It contains hematite, aquamarine, clear quoartz, lavender, and pink and black Himalayan crystal salt, as well as lavender, and a little bit of rice, to help keep the salt dry.


This bowl is transformational and imbued with Goddess energy. It contains hematite, aquamarine, labradorite, moonstone, pearls, sheashell cores, laval rock, rose quarts, apatite, lavender, and pink and black Himalayan crystal salt, as well as lavender, and a little bit of rice, to help keep the salt dry.


I hope to see many of you on October 15th!