Hey, I'm Lacey.
For the Green Witch, the Kitchen Witch, and the House Witch: I mentor you to craft a personal practice that fits your everyday life by living with the seasons, dancing with the moon, and walking an eclectic path that honors your spirit.
Here’s how I know what I know:
I am a fourth-generation folk healer and hereditary/ generational witch who follows a pagan/animist path. As an ordained priestess of the Goddess, I practice a nature-based tradition that has its roots in modern Wicca, which I first began studying in 1999. I specialize in eclectic domestic magick, including hearth, cottage, hedge, green, and kitchen magick. These paths are deeply ingrained in my family’s heritage, and I am honored to carry on these traditions and pass them down to others.
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Questions? Reach out [email protected] and we’ll chat.
My Personal Lore
The first time I held a Tarot card, I was five years old, sitting cross-legged on the sun-warmed tile floor of a lime-green house in Bermuda. I’d been rummaging through my mother’s dresser, looking for something sparkly to wear, when I found a bundle wrapped in soft black cloth. Inside: a cracked leather book and a mysterious deck of cards. A woman on a throne. A wheel turning. The sun. The moon. I didn’t know what they meant yet, but I felt them call to me.
That was the beginning.
My family’s roots ran deep into the soil of southern superstition and ancestral wisdom. By nine, I’d crafted my first spell from instinct alone. By 1999, living outside Salem, MA, I dedicated myself formally to Wicca, studied in covens, and eventually followed a solitary path guided by intuition and nature herself.
When I moved from my home in North Carolina to Nevada, something shifted. The Wiccan Wheel didn’t match the land around me. The sabbats felt out of sync without the blooming dogwoods and soft southern rains. So I did what witches have always done, I adapted. With the help of my beloved mentor Ahneke, I began to craft a practice rooted in place, presence, and personal rhythm.
And that, my friend, is the heart of what I now teach in my mentorship program.
In 2019, I poured this evolving practice into Wakeful, Wild, & Wise, a living library designed to help witches move from passive study to living connected every day with their craft. In 2021, I launched the Naturally Modern Witch Coven to guide modern witches in developing personal practices that flow with the rhythm of their real lives and not just the pages of a book.
Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been dancing under the moon for decades, know this: you don’t have to do it alone. I’m here to walk beside you, one step, one season, one spell at a time.
Blessed be,
Lacey
