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About UsWe are two witches whose paths crossed when we both worked as readers at Lucky Mojo Curio Co. Both of us being Pagan and professional magic workers, we had a lot in common and a budding friendship developed. Life has taken us in different directions, but we still love to meet over coffee, talk about magic, Goddesses, spell crafting, and we are now bringing our conversations out to the wider magical world.
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Elvyra Love
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My roots are Keltic and Mediterranean. The work I do is transpersonal, transmutational alchemy. I have trained with two hereditary Wiccan priestesses, a traditional navigational Kahuna as well as several excellent specialized teachers over the last twenty two years. I have walked many paths to attain knowledge. And I have traditional education from the University of Southern California with a B.A. in drama and a psychology minor, I am a licensed reverend with a PhD in Cross-Cultural Theology. I have presented at several international anthropological conferences as well as volunteering as an associate teacher at Sonoma State University on courses as diverse as mythology, the Goddess, and labyrinths to establishing a colony of Mars.
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Phoenix LeFae
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When I first stepped into the world of Goddess spirituality I was fifteen years old and this set off over two decades of study and learning about magic and the world's religions. In my desire to grow spiritually and help others, I started reading tarot cards and this launched into taking this work on as a profession. Offering spiritual guidance has been a part of my life ever since. I am also the owner of a Goddess shop called Milk & Honey, a freelance writer, a spiritual consultant, teacher, and ritualist. I am the author of the book Hoodoo Shrines and Altars: Sacred Spaces for Rootwork and Conjure, Cashbox Conjure, and What is Remembered Lives. I have been blessed to be included in the Pagan Leadership anthology and The Goddess Brigid anthology, Elements of Magic, Traditional Wicca, and The Witch's Altar. I have taught magic, spirituality, and paganism all over the world, including Pantheacon and the Hoodoo Heritage Festival Workshops.
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