The online home for Lisa McSherry, author and priestess
On this, my fifth book, I decided to try holding a contest to give three people the chance to win a free copy of A Traveler’s Guide to Making Magic. I kept the rules simple: * Follow me, and either:* share image(s) of the most magical places you have visited* share images or describe your […]
I created my first-ever YouTube video (technically, a “short”) just so I could show everyone A Traveler’s Guide to Magic just as soon as I saw it.
One afternoon I was walking through a park, part of which was not manicured, but left wild. I wasn’t paying much attention to my surroundings, having a few “big” things on my mind. The light fog I’d started my walk in thickened, and I could barely see a length in front of me. Sounds were […]
We are two months out from the launch of A Traveler’s Guide to Making Magic and I am holding my first-ever contest! I am so very excited about this.
In two short months my newest writing project will officially launch!
Inner work, which some call shadow work, is a necessary part of our duty to become better people throughout our lifetime. It’s always wonderful to have a trusted friend or professional to help you do inner work, but sometimes you just have to go on your own. This meditation is one I have used for […]
One of the best things about starting on the path of witchcraft so long ago is that most of my early discoveries and learning came about when many were just sharing the information they themselves were discovering, or creating. One such was Shakti Gawain’s book, Creative Visualization.
I visited the oft-overlooked Cairnpapple Hill in May of 2023 and discovered an ancient mystery.
I’m in the process of unwinding my father’s life, a necessary part of being an executor, and while he wasn’t big on social media, the very real question of “What happens to all of my virtual information when I die?” has relevance. Many people don’t even document their wishes for the physical things in their […]
This is a call back to something I wrote back in 2016. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the large vast scene we call ‘paganism’ is also immensely diverse. There’s an old line you may have heard that sums it up beautifully: ask 10 pagans what paganism means and you’ll get 13 answers.
