The Coven

Almost exactly on it’s one year anniversary, my page The Coven has officially reached a clean 1000 likes.

I had started the page to explore MagicK, build up a community, and even created a group by the same name. Then with other things coming up, projects, life, etc. I had stopped posting on the page and figured that it would virtually die of neglect.

One day I noticed that I had 3 likes in a single day some months later. And I started to pay a bit more attention, and maybe dropping a post every 2 months or so.

The Coven, I realized was growing organically growing by it’s own will. As I sat idley back I took notes, and began slowly posting to my page. There was something here.

Somewhere in those moments, I shifted gears. From writing a book of poetry The Calling- An Echo of the Howl to Something Witchy This Way Comes.

Like MagicK, my life and purpose had a new meaning, new intention, I felt myself being drawn to a new Calling. I found myself truly immersed with the mystic arts. I was learning, growing, and found myself more connected to people, places, events in history. I was transcending time and space, from the days of King Solomon to formation of neopagan witch covens just started a couple of decades ago here in California.

Coinciding almost to the very day of the formation of The Coven, I was blessed that Something Witchy This Way Comes became picked up by Dead Man’s Press Ink©.

Halloween of 2021 Is the scheduled release date of Something Witchy This Way Comes 🧹 I am both humbled and grateful to the creators of Dead Man’s Press Ink, writer, poet, and published author R. M. Englehardt, and fellow poet and artist Hex’m J’ai.

This has certainly been a truly “MagicKal” journey, and I am very much looking forward to things that are to come. Thank you all for being with me along this journey as where it takes (us) I do not know. The “echo of the calling” remains true and clear in my heart. It is a voice that sings purpose into our hearts, and gifts us with talents that we bring together so that we may create a better tomorrow for the human race and world at hand.

Thank you, Blessed be, So Mote it be, Namaste, 93

*(matthew bowers)* ~93