Pop Culture Magic class

Magic is all around you in pop culture, if you just know where to look. In this class, I’ll show you how you can turn pop culture and modern technology into a magical toolset that you can use just as effectively as you would use any other magical practice. Pop culture magic is based off foundational principles that can be found in traditional practices of magic, with a focus on applying modern culture to your spiritual practices. In this class you will learn:

  • What pop culture is and how to apply it to your magical process.
  • How to contact and work with pop culture entities and deities, including Harry Potter!
  • How modern technology such as social media can be applied to magical work.
  • How video games and online games can be used to create magical rituals with virtual covens.
  • What board games, comic books, and other pop culture have to offer to your magical process.
  • Free Tarot reading included when you sign up for this class.
  • Free E-book versions of Pop Culture Magick and The Pop culture Grimoire

Pop culture isn’t a fad; its a connection to modern culture and how that can be used in spiritual work. By learning how to apply pop culture to your magical practice, you’ll discover how you can use it for a wide variety of situations without being overtly magical, including in the workplace.

You get free e-book versions of Pop Culture Magick and the Pop Culture Grimoire when you take this class.

This is an 8 week course, starting on April 25th at 6pm-7pm PST and ending on June 13th. This class costs $150. You can pay via Check, paypal, or credit card. If you wish to pay via credit card, contact me. I do accept payment plans.


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