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This week's episode features the captivating Coby Michael, a profound author, occult herbalist, and magical practitioner. He unfurls the petals of herbal magic, revealing how rebellion and survival have woven into his identity as a witch. We delve into the transgressive essence witchcraft has that calls to many seekers.

Our discussion traverses the path of shadow work, where embracing your darker half isn't just healing—it's empowering. Coby shares strategies for shaking off self-doubt, from adopting a 'fake it till you make it' mentality to the warmth found in our community of fellow practitioners. As we talk, the importance of maintaining individual energetic boundaries emerges as a key to personal growth within the craft.

Wrapping up, we reflect on the humility and open-mindedness that the diverse witchcraft community teaches us. The episode is peppered with anticipation for the projects he has brewing—like his upcoming poison path book and a flying ointment class, and the much-anticipated Botanica Obscura conference. Listen in for a blend of practical spell work wisdom, Coby's insights into dark herbalism, and even a personal recommendation for those of you who enjoy incense.  Join the conversation and enrich your magical journey with us on Your Average Witch.

Learn more about Coby here: The Poisoner's Apothecary 


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