Here’s some ideas on what to wear to your Esoerotic dance class!

In a world that benefits from us being numb, it is revolutionary to be embodied. 

A misunderstanding that I see over and over again when it comes to differentiating between the light and dark feminine is the incorrect assumption that the light feminine is “good” and “healthy” and the dark feminine is “bad” and “wounded”.

At Minx + Muse, we embrace the dark feminine through Esoerotic dance and witchcraft as a way to awaken our innate power and magick. But what is the dark feminine? And how does is differ from the light feminine?

We get a lot of people asking about the meaning of our studio logo, and to probably no one’s surprise, there is a helluvalot of esoteric symbolism and intention embedded into the artwork!

Baneful Magick and Black Magick are often interwoven and misunderstood. They are not mutually exclusive, and sometimes overlap. Being a Witch comes with many options to define our personal ethics and routes to exercise our power. In this video, we explored exactly what Baneful Magick is and why or why not one may choose to work with it.

Let’s continue to debunk some magick myths, so that we can honor the full spectrum of our power as witches. In our exploration of Black Magick we outlined the practices and correspondences of release, letting go or pushing away. As we truly can not have one side without the other, this brings us to the opposite polarity, White Magick!

Black Magick is often confused for Baneful Magick, and the two are not mutually exclusive… a lot of baneful magick is black magick, but a majority of black magick is not baneful! Let’s dispel some myths about what Black Magick is and isn’t.

What do we mean when we refer to the feminine and masculine energies within witchcraft, spellcasting, and tarot?

When I found sensual dance in 2013, it changed my whole damn life.

If we want to change the world, we have to start embracing feminine energy, and valuing it as a legitimate form of strength and power.