In this introductory episode of The Nature of Invisible Things (TNIT), I talk about the origin story of this podcast and how it intertwines with my own origin story. I hope you enjoy it!

Erin Kelley (she/her) is a writer, ceremonial astrologer, and mystic with a feral heart. Her intuitive gift of right timing is the essence behind her work, affectionately called Slow Magick. Erin believes desire is holy, change happens when it is time, and eros is the driving impulse connecting this moment to the next. With an 8th house stellium, Erin is known for helping others find and effectively utilize their resources. She especially loves using astrology and ritual to assist cycle breakers to build new beliefs, experience more satisfaction, and create space to thrive.

Before leaping into her second act, Erin spent more than a decade creating award-winning go-to-market strategies for some of the world’s biggest names. She now uses her intuitive and results-oriented analytical skills to develop practical and effective recommendations for working with the subtle realm in everyday life. When not ensconced in enthusiastic communion with the more-than-human world, you can find her on the internet at slowmagick.com and on Instagram @slow.magick, and follow her writing at The Nature of Invisible Things on Substack.

Books referenced in this episode:

Witches and Pagans: Women in European Folk Religion, 700-1100, by Max Dashu

The Dance of the Dissident Daughter: A Woman's Journey from Christian Tradition to the Sacred Feminine by Sue Monk Kidd

Upcoming Workshop:

Learn more about The Astrology of Your Life Purpose Workshop by visiting Erin’s website. https://slowmagick.com/astrology-events/2024/1/30/the-astrology-of-your-ikigai

The Nature of Invisible Things Podcast is hosted and produced by Erin Kelley; the artwork is by Erin Kelley, with music by Matthew Jaidev of Audio Soul Healing.

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