In this episode, I’m joined by Davezilla, graphic artist and author of Magical AI Grimoire, to talk about working with current technology for our sacred work. As technology rapidly advances, it opens up a lot of questions on how it can be legitimately implemented in our practice and daily lives, should we implement (or how much), and what are some of the results?

In this book, Davezilla presents ways to use AI technology for ritual work in similar ways of using other programs like search engines, social media platforms, computer assisted art and writing, etc.  He explains how to craft questions to prompt results (promptcrafting) to spark your own creativity and spiritual practice for today’s tech-witches/tech-pagans.

There are spells and rituals for a variety of topics crafted for different traditions that can be readily used, adapted, or used to inspire your own promptcrafting experience. 

The book is available from Red Wheel/Weiser directly, your local bookshop, or online bookseller.

Find more about Davezilla’s works and links at www.hexsupport.club and follow him on Social Media: Instagram, Bluesky, and Threads at @davezillamedia

Check out Davezilla’s tarot deck: Tarot of the Unexplained (also from Weiser Books)

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