Join the waiting list:
The Book of the Shadow Queen
17 November – 17 December 2026
A five-week journey to reclaim your magic, explore mythic Feminine wisdom, and meet your shadow in sisterhood
Inside every woman are gifts that are entirely, uniquely her own. Yet somewhere along the way, many of us learn to fear and distrust these gifts. We listen to external voices telling us how we should live, who we should be, and what is sensible or acceptable. We do everything in order to be “normal”.
But what if the things we have been taught to hide are actually our magical powers?
This autumn, our annual Feminine Myth course returns. During the darkest days of the year, between Samhain and Winter Solstice, we’ll gather in sisterhood, light the candles, and open the spell book. Together, we’ll enter the World Between Worlds through myth, fairytale, tarot, shadow, and archetypes.
Over the next five weeks, we’ll gather around the spell book to explore the language of symbols, the intelligence of the body, and the imagination as paths towards deeper self-understanding.
✨ Join the waiting list to be the first to know when doors open.
Painting "Alchemy In Flight" (2024) by Laura Benson.
Join the waiting list:
The Book of the Shadow Queen
17 November – 17 December 2026
A five-week journey to reclaim your magic, explore mythic Feminine wisdom, and meet your shadow in sisterhood
Inside every woman are gifts that are entirely, uniquely her own. Yet somewhere along the way, many of us learn to fear and distrust these gifts. We listen to external voices telling us how we should live, who we should be, and what is sensible or acceptable. We do everything in order to be “normal”.
But what if the things we have been taught to hide are actually our magical powers?
This autumn, our annual Feminine Myth course returns. During the darkest days of the year, between Samhain and Winter Solstice, we’ll gather in sisterhood, light the candles, and open the spell book. Together, we’ll enter the World Between Worlds through myth, fairytale, tarot, shadow, and archetypes.
Over the next five weeks, we’ll gather around the spell book to explore the language of symbols, the intelligence of the body, and the imagination as paths towards deeper self-understanding.
✨ Join the waiting list to be the first to know when doors open.
Painting "Alchemy In Flight" (2024) by Laura Benson.
Lindsay Mack
Lindsay Mack (they/them) is an intuitive Tarot teacher, writer, author, and founder of Tarot for the Wild Soul. They are the creator of Soul Tarot, a heart-led, trauma-sensitive, non-predictive approach to working with the cards as allies for self-inquiry, growth, and returning to inner wisdom. Lindsay is also the author of Tarot for the Wild Soul and creator of The Soul Tarot Deck, and host of the popular Tarot for the Wild Soul podcast.
Jessica Hundley
Jessica Hundley is a writer, filmmaker, creative director, and curator of magick whose work explores the intersections of art, mythology, mysticism, and counterculture. She is the creator and series editor of TASCHEN’s acclaimed Library of Esoterica, a visual exploration of the histories and practices of tarot, astrology, witchcraft, plant magick, sacred sites, and spirit worlds. Through her work, she brings together art, story, symbolism, and ancient wisdom to illuminate the enduring human search for meaning and connection.
Velma Rosai-Makhandia
Velma Rosai-Makhandia is a Kenyan visual artist whose dreamlike paintings and textile works explore the space between the visible and unseen. Drawing from African mythology, spirituality, elemental forces, intuition, and personal memory, she creates otherworldly worlds where the real and imagined intertwine. Her practice invites us to listen beyond rationality – to images, symbols, intuition, and the mysterious forms of knowledge that emerge when we make space for the unknown.
Medina Trevathan
Medina Trevathan is an interdisciplinary artist and facilitator based in the UK and Southern Spain. Raised in an international Sufi Muslim community in Andalusia, her work weaves together Sufism, mythology, dreams, and somatic inquiry. Through poetry, story, and embodied practice, she explores womanhood, the feminine, and the hidden landscapes of the psyche, drawing on both Sufi mysticism and myth as pathways into deeper self-knowledge and transformation.
Lindsay Mack
Lindsay Mack (they/them) is an intuitive Tarot teacher, writer, author, and founder of Tarot for the Wild Soul. They are the creator of Soul Tarot, a heart-led, trauma-sensitive, non-predictive approach to working with the cards as allies for self-inquiry, growth, and returning to inner wisdom. Lindsay is also the author of Tarot for the Wild Soul and creator of The Soul Tarot Deck, and host of the popular Tarot for the Wild Soul podcast.
Jessica Hundley
Jessica Hundley is a writer, filmmaker, creative director, and curator of magick whose work explores the intersections of art, mythology, mysticism, and counterculture. She is the creator and series editor of TASCHEN’s acclaimed Library of Esoterica, a visual exploration of the histories and practices of tarot, astrology, witchcraft, plant magick, sacred sites, and spirit worlds. Through her work, she brings together art, story, symbolism, and ancient wisdom to illuminate the enduring human search for meaning and connection.
Velma Rosai-Makhandia
Velma Rosai-Makhandia is a Kenyan visual artist whose dreamlike paintings and textile works explore the space between the visible and unseen. Drawing from African mythology, spirituality, elemental forces, intuition, and personal memory, she creates otherworldly worlds where the real and imagined intertwine. Her practice invites us to listen beyond rationality – to images, symbols, intuition, and the mysterious forms of knowledge that emerge when we make space for the unknown.
Medina Trevathan
Medina Trevathan is an interdisciplinary artist and facilitator based in the UK and Southern Spain. Raised in an international Sufi Muslim community in Andalusia, her work weaves together Sufism, mythology, dreams, and somatic inquiry. Through poetry, story, and embodied practice, she explores womanhood, the feminine, and the hidden landscapes of the psyche, drawing on both Sufi mysticism and myth as pathways into deeper self-knowledge and transformation.
