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Wolf Child Magick

Wolf Child Magick

Ashlie

Wolf Child Magick is here to help you realign with your strength and spirit through the use of tarot as an ally. Through practicing magick and witchcraft as a powerful voice/ritual of self that will help you to reclaim the wild within. These episodes explore tarot / oracle cards and witchcraft as a journey back to self-empowerment.

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Wolf Child Magick - Card 9: The Hermit

Card 9: The Hermit

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03/11/25 • 54 min

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The Hermit is a tarot card from the Major Arcana that speaks to wild sovereignty and a need for internal reflection so that we can change our external world with independence and autonomy. This tarot card shows that our internal light is the flame that lights the way externally. This is how we become a way-shower for others and honor the ones who have guided us in our spirit.

Main themes:

  • The darkness in the spirit holds the greatest treasures
  • Wisdom is gained from the internal depths
  • Keepers of the light known the darkness is not to be feared

Links:

Purchase my Tarot Key

Buy My Poetry Book

Hermit Blog Post

9 Numerology

Emily Pike article

Emily Pike Article 2

Native Hope

Alchemizing Sovereignty

Virgin's Milk and Chyle

Paul Foster Case

Gates of Light and the Hermit

Track 1: Be the Cat by Kylie Dailey (Laid Back Americana)

Track 2: Diamond in the Rough by Janset, Tilden Parc (Alternative Hip Hop)

Track 3: The River's Gonna Cry When You're Gone (Acoustic) by Loving Caliber

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Instagram: @wolfchildmagick

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This episode is unlike anything I have done on the podcast, but I think that it is time that we had some of these conversations out in the open. No part of this episode is meant to discredit or be rude, but these conversations are going to be given honestly. Ranging from silly to serious, these conversations are meant to open up to needed dialog so we can be part of our communities mindfully.

The main themes we discuss in this episode are:

  • the opinion that readers shouldn't charge for their services
  • taking the time to research tarot readers beforehand
  • tarot myths in the practice
  • the way tarot is portrayed in the media and religion
  • certifications and how everyone's journey is different
  • the toxicity with being "high vibe"

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My links

Positive Vibes Only is Toxic article

Background track is A Bard's Minuet by Jon Björk

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  4. Joining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get extra content

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Instagram: @wolfchildmagick

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Wolf Child Magick - Alchemizing Experience

Alchemizing Experience

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12/06/24 • 49 min

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The final forecast for December is taking everything you have been through this year, and transforming it, and yourself, into something that is stronger and more grounded as you enter the threshold of 2025.
Working with our tarot and oracle decks, the first card we engage with is Wise Salt from the The Wild Unknown Alchemy deck. This card is about wisdom, grit, and perseverance. This card is about building wisdom over time to benefit the collective. This could come through working with your ancestors and elders. This could come from reflection and stillness. Mostly, this comes from letting your emotions and tears move you into healing, surrender, guidance, and ownership. The second card is the King of Pentacles, and speaks to using that wisdom from the oracle card to root in your actions towards long-term change.
Main invitations with forecast:

  • Build wisdom from your experiences, let them guide you going forward
  • Share your wisdom with others, and let the guides, elders, and ancestors you work with guide you
  • Connect your spirit into the spirit of all things to create mindful change

Links:
Wolf Child Magick Events

Tria Prima Salt

The Salt Marches

The Alchemical Salt and Its Taste of Infinitude

Background track is Spring on the Moon by Cora Zea

Thank you so much for listening. Keep howling!

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In this episode, we are discussing the intersection of the climate crisis and the feminine and marginalized communities. This episode highlights the profound impact of the climate crisis on marginalized groups, particularly women, the LGBTQIA+ individuals, people of color, and the disabled.

This episode emphasizes the need for global policy changes and individual actions to mitigate the crisis. We also discuss the concept of working with the elements as they are, acknowledging environmental degradation. Finally, there is a need to advocate for awareness, interest, and action, and using magickal practices like hexes and bindings to address systemic issues can be helpful for the witch who wants to embrace reality and compassion alongside sacred rage.
**At about minute 14:30 I say infecting, but I mean affecting**
Links included from my research:
*Climate Reality:
Instagram
YouTube
Climate Reality article
* Other Resources
BBC article
LGBTQIA+ article
Disabled article
Apocalyptic Witchcraft by Peter Gray
BBC article 2
Witch and Climate Change article
Witch and Climate Change article 2
*Allies and Inspiration
Raven Instagram,
Raven website
*Theme Music is by GraveDancer*
Click on the link to the their Instagram and show them some love. Also check out their beautiful new album Cult of the Red Goddess
new album
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*My links
Instagram
Twitter
Facebook
website
Patreon
email is [email protected]

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This episode is another look at connecting poetry to oracle cards, focusing on the poem "Song" by Brenda Cardenas and the card "The Whale" from the Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Deck. The poem describes a profound emotional experience of witnessing whales, evoking themes of presence, expansion, and overcoming fear.
In this episode we discuss the poem's imagery, highlighting the simplicity and beauty of the scene of the whales rising from the ocean. We see how themes of transcendence, awareness, and awakening between both the poem and the oracle card, the Whale. We see invitations for expansion, both internally and externally, and the importance of being fully in the present moment.
Finally, we take away the need for profound peace, noting that it is found amid difficult circumstances and experiences, and the importance of understanding the interconnectedness of all life and the role of compassion and communication in overcoming challenges.
Here are the links that I used for research:
resource 1
resource 2
My theme music is "As Death Approaches" by Gravedancer. Click here to check them out!
Here are my links:
TwitterFacebookInstagramwebsitePatreonHave a question or comment? Email me at [email protected]

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Wolf Child Magick - Card 0: The Fool

Card 0: The Fool

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08/31/23 • 52 min

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In this episode, the narrative is going back to the beginning, the end, the cyclic narrative of the Fool. The Fool as card 0 marks the constant shift and return to self, a homecoming on a grand scale. It is not a card that speaks to grand adventure, but rather that YOU are the adventure, the divine magick arriving at thresholds of self into other, self into self, and other into you.
In this episode, the main themes that we talk about are:

  • how the Fool does not speak to an external adventure, but rather how you are the adventure
  • how the Fool is not simply naïve or ignorant, and what it means to tap into the magick of youthful belief
  • the invitations of the Fool are ones of :
    • coming into wholeness of self, into complete presence
    • letting that wholeness allow you to arrive at the apex of manifestation
    • the threshold of that apex opens you to yourself and therefore, the world with trust
  • the role of the Fool as holy fool, court jester, creator of change, and equal parts Creator and Destroyer

I hope that through this narrative, you can come home to the beautiful teachings of the Fool and find the expansive magick within you. Thanks for listening.
LINKS
My links
The Fool: Tea and Tombstones Blog Post
The Psychology of the Trickster
The Trickster
Tarot Wisdom: Spiritual Teachings and Deeper Meanings by Rachel Pollack

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Wolf Child Magick - Yule: The Night of Mothers and Ways to Celebrate
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12/17/24 • 33 min

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On December 21st, we experience the shortest day and the longest night. Yule or the Winter Solstice, also known as the Night of Mothers, is a time of celebration, generosity, and reciprocity. This day promises the Sun's rebirth and renewal and the cycles surrounding life.
However, Winter still speaks to the energies of the Crone, Death, and the Storm. On this day of the Pagan Wheel of the Year, we need to pay homage to the darkness, as we look to the coming light and warmth of Spring and Summer.
In this episode, I discuss what I believe are the sacred teachings of Yule, a brief history of this sacred day from different cultures, locations, or groups of people, and ways to celebrate this day today.
Links:
Mother's Night
Heathen Holidays: Mother's Night
My Links
Yule Blog Post
Saturnalia
The Norse Yule Goat
The Teacher of Darkness
Stonehenge
Maeshowe
Newgrange
The Yule Cat
The Wild Hunt
Background soundtrack is Winter Solstice by Gavin Luke

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Wolf Child Magick - Deck Review: Ostara Tarot

Deck Review: Ostara Tarot

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02/22/25 • 37 min

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My review on my second oldest tarot deck, the Ostara Tarot. This is a deck that pays homage to the Rider-Waite tarot deck, while making it modern with elements of femininity, fantasy, whimsy, and nature.

This collaborative tarot deck is a symbiotic relationship between four different artists from Canada, made in 2017. The differences in the rendering aid the decks unique and flowing feel.

For the price point, I feel like this deck is a must-have. Nothing has been cheapened, or shortened. This feels like a high-end, good quality deck because it is. I love reading with this deck, and feel it brings a certain vibe to my collection that I haven't been able to replicate.

Ratings:

  • Card images / artistry: 4 out of 5
  • Guidebook: 3.5 out of 5
  • Card Stock and Backing: 4.5 out of 5
  • Packaging: 3.5 out of 5 (this rating fell due to the metallic gilding on the card edges that made me slightly rip two cards)
  • User / Beginner Friendly: 4.5 out of 5
  • Availability: 5 out of 5

Links:

My Links

Ostara Tarot Deck Review Blog Post

Molly Applejohn

Eden Cooke

Krista Gibbard

Julia Iredale

Song 1: Where Do You Go by Easton (Punk Rock, Rock)

Song 2: Box of Black Pearls by Vivera featuring Kitty Lingmerth

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Wolf Child Magick - Working with the cocoon and the chrysalis
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11/30/23 • 64 min

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Following the voted majority of a nature-based episode, I kept coming back to this idea of cocooning and going within, especially in this time. Winter naturally leads to cocooning, incubating, and insulating.
Although it is often talked about in a much more consumer or home-decor focus today, winter invites a retreat into the internal and the darkness. At the same time, winter allows the process of transformation to occur by initiating the death-cycles, the breakdowns, and the barrenness.
In this episode, we discuss the beautiful life-cycle of the butterfly, the process of self-metamorphosis, the journey of spiritual migration, and the unseen magick in the chrysalis.
Links:
Where do Butterflies Go in Winter?
Butterfly Life Cycle
Creaturely Migrations on a Breathing Planet by David Abram
New Moon Ritual at Sojourn Bookstore
Intuitively Exploring the Court Cards at Sojourn Bookstore
Intuitively Exploring the Majors at The Terrorium Shop
Music:
Song 1 is Desert Mustang by baegel (Instrumental)
Song 2 is Glitter Gutter by Conditional ft. Bri Sarikcioglu (alternative)
Song 3 is Waste It by Kylie Dailey (indie pop)
Timestamps:
Beginning of Episode: 00:00:47
Announcements: 00:05:27
The lifecycle of the butterfly 00:08:15
Desert Mustang 00:12:37
Cocoon time 00:14:57
Glitter Gutter 00:30:25
Migration of the Monarch 00:42:12
Waste It 00:47:52
Spiritual Migration 00:52:03
Tarot spread highlight and episode closing 01:01:41

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Wolf Child Magick - Card 8: Strength

Card 8: Strength

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01/25/25 • 45 min

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After the Chariot tarot card, we enter the Major Arcana's second line. Tarot card #8 is either Strength or Justice. These are the only two cards that change positions. Strength makes the most sense at #8 because we are being initiated into the cycles of destruction, loss, death cycles, and relinquishing of ego.
In this episode, we will discuss intuitive reading methods, embrace the light/shadow aspects of the Strength tarot card, examine Leo's astrology, and unpack the imagery in the card itself. We will also discuss the need for the Strength card amidst the political climate, and overcoming potential personal setbacks.
The main points covered in this episode and how to go into the depths with this tarot card are:

  • Gentle healing and strong resilience rooted in honesty of what needs to be healed
  • Inner strength is a practice of evolving and gaining wisdom. To learn and grow is the only way
  • Fortitude to find compassion and tending is a powerful manifestation and gift of the spirit

Links:
Strength Blog
Strength as #8 or #11 podcast episode
My Tarot Key
Wilma Mankiller Bio
Leo Zodiac Sign
Background track is Lion's Drift by Trevor Kowalski

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FAQ

How many episodes does Wolf Child Magick have?

Wolf Child Magick currently has 107 episodes available.

What topics does Wolf Child Magick cover?

The podcast is about Tarot, Spirituality, Oracle, Witch, Religion & Spirituality, Nature, Podcasts and Spiritual.

What is the most popular episode on Wolf Child Magick?

The episode title 'Panther energy in poetry' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Wolf Child Magick?

The average episode length on Wolf Child Magick is 45 minutes.

How often are episodes of Wolf Child Magick released?

Episodes of Wolf Child Magick are typically released every 16 days.

When was the first episode of Wolf Child Magick?

The first episode of Wolf Child Magick was released on Aug 18, 2020.

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