Hello, my comfy cozy witchy friends and welcome to episode number 63 of the comfy cozy

witch podcast with me, Jenny blonde, the comfy cozy witch.

And thank you. Thank you,

thank you for being here with me today. I am so excited for this episode because the main topic

is divination tools. I thought this would be a good topic as we are moving into the darker months. We have

sowan season kind of behind us. We're on the heels of saun season. We're moving into winter here in

the northern hemisphere. And it's a really good time to go inward and to reflect and a great time to practice

some divination because the world is slowing down. It's getting quiet and we are ready to listen.

But before we get into that, I want to share with you what is making me feel comfy, cozy, and witty.

Okay. So I am recording this from my witchy cabin in the woods that I've talked about a number of times. In fact, when I was driving up here

a few days ago to my witchy writing retreat, I was listening to an episode of my podcast, which I never do.

And I believe it was from last April when I was talking about journeying.

And the comfy, cozy witchy segment was all about being in my witchy cabin in the woods and so I'm going to

chat about that a little bit again but of course it's it'll be a little bit different because we're in a

different season and I'm up here working on different projects and connecting with the land in different

ways so I thought I would just share that with you.

So first, I, excuse me, decided to come up here because, well, I just needed a break.

I needed a break. And I am also on a deadline for a new project that I haven't shared yet, but I'm excited to share with you all.

But I came up here, checked myself into my little cabin in the woods, because between the shop

and running my son around and just everything in life, the dogs whom I love so much and my new baby,

my sweet girl, Bella Moon, I just needed to get out of town for a little bit, to decompress,

to reconnect with my spiritual practice and to leave the everyday mundane things behind

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