Math, Magic, And Witch Fire with Sara Mastros

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We sit down with author and teacher Sara Mastros to explore the difference between magic and witchcraft, why the word "witch" carries class and power, and how collaboration builds real results. From Solomonic roots to muse rituals and a legendary snow spell, we share tools, stories, and practical ways to learn without losing the spark.

• choosing witch as class solidarity and stance
• magic as technique, witchcraft as ignition
• building shared vocabulary across traditions
• co‑magicians as the best beginner strategy
• Polya problem solving applied to spells
• daily practices: meditation and muse invocations
• publishing realities and digital tarot work
• initiation, risk, and sustaining witch fire
• grief, kindness, and community resilience
• book, courses, and upcoming events

Introduction to Witchcraft, 13 Lessons in the Practice of Magic, is Sara's new book. Find this and more at witchlessons.com!

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