Welcome to Black Witch University's Vernal Equinox/Full Moon - Rooting In Your North Star! Lorena and Lakeesha discuss current poltics, ritual, and what it means to call in balance and root yourself in your North Star of justice, liberation, and freedom ..read more

Black Ancestors Matter! But Why? Lorena Elizabeth and Lakeesha Harris discuss how tapping into your ancestral energy is the foundation for any spiritual path and why you should join our Black Ancestors Matter Genealogy Sessions ..read more

Join Lakeesha Harris and Lorena Elizabeth of Black Witch University as they provide insight on what to expect of 2022 and provide tips to help you navigate your world with as much ease, grace, and faith as possible ..read more

How do you make it through, get over, come from under when your tank is so very low? Join us for some practical magick for the traumatized and the weary ..read more

We never know what may lay beyond a closed door, or portal, that we may open. Join us for a discussion on understanding what may be called into spaces of conjure and why not to open that goddamn door ..read more

When chaos is amiss, we must resist! Join the founders of BWU for a discussion on how to notice and put an end to the the disruption in your home ..read more

If you're a spiritual worker, clients often coming in demanding work done immediately. It is up to us to slow down and allow spirit to lead that work. Join us for a conversation on divination before spiritual work. Get our take on divination practices and our go to tools ..read more

In honor of Black History Month Lorena Elizabeth Bostic-Seals reads from The Emeral Tablet of Thoth (or Hermes Trismegistus). From Ancient Egypt on the continent of Africa - The Motherland - come the Ancient teachings of Thoth. Often depicted as a Man with the head of the Ibis, Thoth brought gifts of Wisdom, Writing, Science & Magick into the Realms of man. It is said that he is One - that is self-created, having stepped forth into existence without birth. Thoth is the Divine Scribe of the underworld - keeping the records of all that was, is, and shall be. He also became Hermes Trismegistu ..read more

Often missing, in our discussions during Black History Month, is the tales of conjure and how we have worked with our spirit guides towards Black liberation. Written by Zora Neale Hurston in her book Mules and Men is a recount of how one hoodoo man sought to drive his masters family mad in the effort to get justice for a murdered enslaved African girl ..read more

Often missing, in our discussions during Black History Month, is the tales of conjure and how we have worked with our spirit guides towards Black liberation. Written by Patricia C. McKissack in The Dark-Thirty Southern Tales of the Supernatural is a story on southern conjure during the times of slavery. The story We Organized is a direct linkage to our African Congo heritage of magick and how it was used to liberate our people ..read more