The Truth About Witchcraft on the Mindfulness Cafe!
Y'all may remember one of our guests, Shirley Blanch, on the show recently talking about mindfulness. She invited me to be on her podcast recently, and the episode just went live a couple days ago. I not only talk about being a witch and witchcraft in general, but she also asks me about my background and personal life story. Here's the link if you want to watch on youtube: Youtube: The Truth About Witchcraft
Or, if you prefer the old fashioned podcast without video, you can also find it here: Google Podcasts: The Truth About Witchcraft
Y'all be blessed!
Mela
Host
Rev. Pamela "Mela" Borawski CHt is a green hedge witch and founder of the Greenwild Tradition. She has studied and practiced spiritual witchcraft for over twenty years, and is an ordained pagan minister and leader in her local community. She is certified in Hypnotherapy, and graduated in 2018 with a diploma as an integrative healing arts practitioner.
After graduation, she founded 3 Rays of Light LLC, where she offers hypnosis, healing arts, and spiritual guidance. Mela created the online school, Greenwild Mystical Academy, in 2021, and is the spiritual director of Awen Grove Fellowship. She is the author of the Spell & Ritual Journal and the Manifest with the Moon Journal available on Amazon, as well as a fantasy author on Kindle Vella under the name Mela McClure. Her witchy podcast, Belle, Book & Candle, is available on all major podcast platforms.
Mela has lived in the southern United States for nearly 50 years, and now resides on a family-owned farm in rural South Carolina where she enjoys chickens, goats, and gardening. She has a deep love for celebrating rites of passage, honoring nature and her cycles, and folk magick practices. She has hosted a monthly interfaith full moon ceremony in the area since early 2019. She is a member of the Sisterhood of Avalon, the Universal Brotherhood Movement, the Energy Medicine Professional Association and the National Association of Transpersonal Hypnotherapists.
