Being a Witch/Practicing Magick is Not Gender Exclusive

The SoulfulFire Podcast

Hello, hello, and welcome to The SoulfulFire Podcast - The podcast where I help you ignite your inner fire; your SoulfulFire*.

I’m Matthew, a Witch, Empath, Intuitive, and Spiritual Channeler, and it is my intention to help you step into your authenticity.

We get into a lot of deep, potentially esoteric topics on this show. It’s my intention to help educate you all in these various subjects. I’ve spent the better part of my life learning, and deep diving into things like, Spirituality, Consciousness, the origins of life itself, Ancient civilizations on Earth, magick, etc. and I intend to share what I know to help others step into their power.

I’m not claiming to have it all figured out, but that doesn’t mean the information I do have to share won't be of use to you. So sit back, grab some tea, and keep an open heart and an open mind while I do my best to educate you on some deep, potentially esoteric topics.

Please remember that while we're all one, we do have our own individual perspectives in life and it's important to be respectful of each unique understanding.

Please take anything from this podcast that serves you and leave behind anything that doesn’t.

It's my personal belief to be non-judgmental in as many situations in life as possible. I believe that attaining the ability to be truly judgement free is a superpower here on Earth. I'm still a human being on Earth at the moment, so I'm not perfect at it by any means, but I do my absolute best to work toward, and embody that way of life each and every day.

Today's episode is the first episode of The SoulfulFire Podcast and it's a lot of things. The main point I'm intending to convey is that being/identifying as a Witch, practicing Magick, performing rituals, or really, any and all things related to your Spiritual practice aren't supposed to be divisive in any way.

Being a Witch isn't gender exclusive and I feel there's a calling for more men/male identifying folks to show up in this space. Being a man and striving to be more in touch with their feminine side, is a quality that I feel more men need to seek, and that it would benefit them, and the collective as a whole, greatly.

I'm not saying it's wrong to not do that, but I am saying that balance is needed in this area. Far too many men suppress their emotions due to them making them feel, "weak" or "sensitive." Having emotions and expressing them couldn't be further from weakness. Is being sensitive to your feelings, desires, and needs, as well as others' really a bad thing? I personally don't believe so.

Feelings?

Thoughts?

Comments?

Questions?

Concerns?

Email them to us at [e-mail]

*Visit us on our website for more Information