It's Sagittarius season, baby, and one of the messages of the archer is to find grounding before you pull back your bow and aim. In this week's episode of "Love, Lust & Magick"- which happens to be the season finale- we are rooting in self-care that takes our bodies, hearts, and souls into account. Gabriela dives into the episode by sharing how therapy and medication are a part of a self-care practice as a witch, not against it, before sharing modalities and practices for listeners to try at home like: cleansing with smoke and crystals, taking cleansing baths for the Full and New Moon, how to ground and shield, how to begin a meditation practice, working with affirmations and journaling, and more.  Grab some tea or coffee, a joint or herbal smoke, and your journal and a favorite pen.  This episode is here to support you through the holiday season so you can be in your magick no matter who you're sitting across from at Thanksgiving. And so it is! Thank you so much to each and every one of you who listen to the podcast. We will be back in January with new content, more magick, and some new ways to tune in. Thank you, thank you, thank you 3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you want more support and community on your witchy self-care journey, check out my online membership SLUT COVEN! For Sagittarius season we are focusing on this energy through the lens of Temperance and Mary Magdalene, and for the Full Moon in Gemini we are doing a ritual of Divine Union with the Lovers Tarot Card. AND for Capricorn season, the class is a deep dive into this episode- Self-Care for Sluts! Dates will be announced soon! Plus everything is recorded if you can't make it live. Sign up for SLUT COVEN here ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -Follow Gabriela on Instagram and Threads -Follow Gabriela on Youtube -Snag “Goddess Energy” here::: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/670275/goddess-energy-by-gabriela-herstik/9780593330883/ -Snag Gabriela’s books and tarot deck here ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Album art by Foie Graphics “Love, Lust & Magick” is produced by Zach Toman