No. 58 Accessibility in spirituality, following feelings + reimagining ritual with Erica Christie

Oct 8

Ep 58 Accessibility in spirituality, following feelings + reimagining ritual with Erica Christie

So many spiritual practices—tarot, ritual, candle magic—lean on visuals. But what happens when we reimagine them through all of our senses? This week I’m joined by Erica Christie, a legally blind author, artist, and spiritualist who blends accessibility advocacy with witchy, mystical art and teachings.

We talk about:

What led Erica to spirituality and occult practices
How to engage all of your senses in ritual and connection
What we miss when we rely only on the “aesthetic” side of spirituality
Adapting practice to release perfectionism
Unexpected tools and sensory experiences that deepen spiritual connection
Erica’s favorite ways to drop into deep ritual and divine connection

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Your prescription for living well, dose for this week: During this heartfelt conversation with Erica Christie we have a few key ☀︎ ⋆⁺₊ takeaways:

The importance of feeling, texture, and emotion in spiritual spaces, rather than purely aesthetic design. Slowing down and embracing all your senses can deepen your spiritual practice, connection + embodiment.

Using writing + imagination as channels for healing and communication with spirit guides.

The role of gratitude, prayer, and daily ritual in grounding + mindfulness.

Erica also shares her philosophy for living well: