Hello, I’m Geo
(that Glasgow witch)
“My witchcraft cannot be separated neatly from the rest of my life.
It lives there.”
I began practising THE CRAFT when I was around fourteen, although it would be some time before I had the language
to call what I was doing WITCHCRAFT.
Like many witches of my generation, The Craft had something to answer for. But alongside the pop-culture witchcraft that first caught my imagination, I became fascinated by something much closer to home: the surviving records of the Scottish witch trials.
I read transcripts & accounts of people accused of charms, healing, divination, speaking with spirits and practices…
woven through the ordinary lives of people who had walked the same land as me…
Somewhere between those two things, a door opened.
I kept walking through it.
A practice lived,
rather than performed.
My practice has changed ENORMOUSLY since I was fourteen. It has grown with me through WORK, motherhood, LOVE, grief, homes, endings, beginnings and all of the ordinary THRESHOLDS a human life asks us to CROSS.
Today, my witchcraft is rooted in Scottish folk practice, animism, seasonal rhythm, ancestor work and domestic ritual. But perhaps the most important thing I have learned is that my witchcraft cannot be separated neatly from the rest of my life.
It lives there.
On the altar, yes. But also at the kitchen table. At the front door. In the garden. In the bath. In the first light of morning and the candle lit at gloaming.
I am far more interested in a ritual life than a collection of rituals.
How we ended up here:
In 2025, I began sharing my practice on social media. At first, I was doing it for my daughter. I wanted to leave the things I had learned somewhere she could encounter them in a way that felt natural and comfortable to her. Not as a set of instructions she had to inherit, but as something she could return to one day if she wanted it.
Quite unexpectedly, other people began finding it too.
And now I find myself sharing this practice with people all over the world: through social media, through our community space Fàl, through teaching and workshops, and soon through my first book.
It still feels rather extraordinary when I think about it.
What I HOPE to offer:
I am passionate about helping people create a spiritual practice that can actually be lived.
One that belongs in your real home, with your real responsibilities, on an ordinary Wednesday when the washing needs done and nobody has remembered what’s for dinner.
Your practice should fit you like your most comfortable bra.
Supportive. Familiar. Entirely yours. And ideally not requiring constant adjustment.
I can show you what I do. I can share the folk practices I have inherited, researched and gathered. I can give you ideas, rituals, history and places to begin.
But I have no desire to become the authority standing between you and your own witchcraft.
You are your own high priestess & I am mine.
