General 1 — Mabon House

Faith, to me, is a deeply personal journey—a connection to something greater that exists beyond rigid beliefs, doctrines, or traditions. I believe that each person should be accepted and honored for their unique path, whether it is rooted in Christianity, nature-based spirituality, or any other way of seeking meaning and purpose.

I have friends and family who identify as Christians, and while I can see the beauty in the teachings of compassion and love, I am also aware of the ways in which some religions have been used harmfully and divisively. I believe that faith should be a source of peace and unity rather than division and judgment.

My own spiritual path leans towards nature and the cycles around us, yet I am not bound by deities, sacred texts, or strict rituals. I find meaning in the rhythms of the natural world, in the beauty of life’s interconnectedness, and in the quiet wisdom that nature imparts. My spirituality doesn’t follow rules or demand labels; instead, it flows with an intuitive respect for the earth, a reverence for life, and a commitment to kindness and authenticity. For me, true spiritual empowerment means reclaiming our strength, wisdom, and intuition, especially as women, without needing to buy into prescribed identities or symbols. so while I enjoy writing about the different paths including witchcraft and other ancient traditions and folklore, That is more out of a passion for learning and knowledge and less about establishing a strict spiritual routine or identity.

In my writing and my work, I hope to offer a space for those who seek a faith that is free from hierarchy, control, or judgment. For those who find solace in nature, who connect with the divine without needing a specific god, book, or set of rules, I am here to explore and encourage. I believe faith is about living with intention, embracing the mystery of life, and nurturing a sense of sacredness in our everyday moments.

I invite those on a similar path to join me in this journey—a journey not about what to believe but about how to live with openness, respect, and a sense of wonder. Together, let us celebrate the beauty of faith, whatever form it may take, as a reflection of our most authentic selves.