Experienced witch and seer JoAnna Farrer will discuss divination as a sacred dialogue with nature and will teach the audience how to meander through forest paths and practical exercises, learning to distinguish the voice of deep knowing from the noise of modern life.

Rooted in the wild beauty of the land and the wisdom of living traditions, these pages create a vibrant tapestry where symbol, spirit, and self-knowledge effortlessly intertwine. Each chapter is a gentle unfolding, combining grounded animist insights, rituals of offering, and playful ways to listen for signs in prose as clear and steady as a guiding hand. Whether you're just starting out or seeking to deepen a lifelong practice, this book awakens awe in everyday magic and nurtures heartfelt trust in the world's hidden harmonies.

JOANNA FARRER is a seasoned witch, seer, and divination teacher who has dedicated decades to both her personal practice and public teaching in the arts of divination. She is also co-high priestess of the North Wyldewood Coven and co-founder of the North Wyldewood Tradition. JoAnna's background as a professional musician and graduate of the Juilliard School has made her uniquely attuned to the world of symbols and their nuanced interpretations--a skill she brings to her work in divination. She is the Concertmaster of the Savannah Philharmonic and a violinist in the New Jersey Symphony. In addition to her role as a coven leader and teacher, JoAnna is the host of the Coffee and Divination podcast, which she launched in 2020 to feature interviews with prominent authors and practitioners of occult, pagan, and divinatory arts.