About Me:

Eye Am a Shadow worker, Root worker, Master Diviner, Spirit Medium, Dark Divine Realm Traveler & Black Witch. Eye owe all of my life’s accomplishments to magic. Eye’ve actualized countless sources of income, opportunities, aligned human connections and safe spaces since childhood because along with my manifestation and conjure work, I always uphold my end of the bargain with the Universe. I am an Abolitionist, Anti-capitalist, Farmer, Herbalist, Dancer, Mixed Media Artist, Environmentalist, & Spelman Alum.

Here on ForThaSoil’s Spiritual Hub Eye exchange with, hold space for and train other spiritually inclined earth keepers to help BIPOC folks access the beauty, strength and comfort available in this life when upkeeping Spiritual Hygiene!

Spiritual Pledge:

~Much Gratitude to Mother Earth & Most High.

Eye have Pledged This Life to the Mother Goddess, Mama Moja, Yemoja, Papa, Akna, Alawuala, Bildjiwuaroju, Mother Nature- She Who is Called by Many Names. May My Footsteps Create and be in Collective Consciousness with the Existing Energetic Ripples working to Protect & Live in Partnership with the Earth!

Note: Black Witch is a term Eye use to re-empowerment and destigmatization common perceptions of both blackness and witchcraft. The Title is an ode to the darkness all beings must exist in, &/or travel through to find peace within the darkest aspects of our beings, histories, karmic wealth and karmic debts. In This Galaxy, The Darkness is inherent & Light is Creation. Balance and Spiritual Strength prompts us to travel the entire spectrum from Light to Dark, as opposed to trying to exist perfectly in the middle of the scale. My Mission is to reclaim and re-empower the human relationship to blackness on a multitude of levels by contributing to ongoing conversations regarding the poison of the negative connotation(s) attached to the concept of blackness. Similar to the abundance of possibilities in the ethers, there is an abundance of possibilities & histories yet to be unlocked within the Black Human Vessel, the first human vessel to inhabit the earth. We often fear what we do not know in the colonized present, and as a residual we fear blackness both metaphorically & literally. The majority of African Indigenous Spiritual Practices are categorized as “witchcraft” through the western world gaze and demonized without attachment to any true crime except blackness. This is why most non-black Indigenous spiritual practices are commonly characterized as being peaceful, simply animist, “superstitious” and rooted in land stewardship BUT African Indigenous Spiritual Practices with similar principals of animism & land stewardship are characterized as immoral, evil, petty, untrustworthy, “witchcraft”. The term “witch” has become derogatory and is often used as a way to sever the trust we have in the spirit realm and shame people of the African Diaspora out of engaging in ancestral practices, practices we need to thrive!

So, Eye’m prompting folks to willingly turn off the lights! Journey to be comfortable in darkness. We travel through the darkness, through the unknown every time we create new beginnings, we face our fears and sculpt facets of our futures! Congruently, the term “BLACK WITCH” Attacks and Discredits Fear, Fear is a mind killer, we must face our fears and let them pass through us!

(A Little 2003 Dune Paraphrase for Fellow Sci-Fi Lovers!).