Embodied & Devotional Craft

 Not just what we think.
Not just what we believe.
But what we do, feel, move through, and return to again and again.

Embodied and devotional craft recognizes that spirituality isn’t abstract—it is lived through breath, movement, sensation, intuition, devotion, and relationship. Magic doesn’t only happen in ritual circles or spellwork. It happens in how we inhabit ourselves.

These books support practices that are:

• somatic rather than purely symbolic
   
• intuitive rather than rigid
   
• devotional without being dogmatic
   
• grounded in lived experience
   

This section sits at the intersection of Witchcraft, trance, devotion, and embodied awareness—and it strongly informs both my magical and yoga practices.

Books in this section tend to explore questions like:

• How does magic move through the body?
   
• What does devotion look like outside formal religion?
   
• How do trance, intuition, and altered states support clarity rather than escape?
   
• How do we honor the body as sacred without idealizing it?
   

These are the books I turn to when:

• exploring trance, intuition, or spirit contact
   
• integrating ritual with movement or breath
   
• reconnecting with my body after burnout or dissociation
   
• teaching practices that emphasize presence over performance
   

Embodied craft asks us to listen before we act—and to trust what the body already knows.