Pronouns: he/they

Member Since: 2018

I’m an autistic queer therian spiritworker who’s been drawn to connecting with the other-than-human world for as long as I can remember.

My practice is shaped by the desert I grew up in, the forests I live in now, and the work of countless artists and writers who explored what it can mean to be different.

I’m deeply devoted to understanding and strengthening folks’ bonds: to each other and to the gods and other spirits who surround them. In short, I work ritual and build community.

What drew you to the Fellowship as a seeker?

I had been a solitary practitioner for years, and was just starting to wonder what it could be like to work ritual with and for others when I stumbled upon events held by the Fellowship. I found a group who not only welcomed my weird queer self, but also challenged me to help build something new with them.

What does being a member of the Fellowship mean to you?

Exploring the wide possibilities of young traditions and unattested deities, while still holding connection to historical practice and context. Working with people who push the boundaries of spiritual thought, while remaining committed to warm interpersonal connections.