Spark
Your monthly resource for deeper connection to self and community.
A monthly resource for countercultural folk wanting to (re)connect with themselves and ignite sparks of inspiration and creativity for the month ahead.
Curated by Gem each month and delivered to your inbox, Spark contains a nurturing and magickal solo reflective practice, as well as a bunch of cool stuff you might want to check out.
What is it?
A guided solo-practice to create space to connect with yourself and your work / creative projects, allowing you to reflect, reorient and be in a position to move forward taking aligned action
Questions and prompts inspired by amazing queer & neurodivergent-friendly tarot pulls for the past month and the month ahead
Links to extended reading about the meanings of the cards if you’d like more insight
A curated list of ways in which you can feel connected to community over the coming month, including people whose work I think you’ll love, cool events, TV/film recommendations
How does it work?
To receive Spark monthly to your inbox, you just need to sign up below. That’s it!
Spark is free to access. If you’d like to give a small donation to support my work and buy me a coffee whilst I write Spark, you’d be most welcome to!
About Gem
Gem Kennedy (they/them) has always been fascinated by all things witchy and felt a strong pull from a young age to learn about spells and magick. Not knowing where to find what they were looking, Gem tried to learn as much as possible about various organised religions both through formal education and independent study, but found they never quite fit. This led them to seek more alternative ways to connect with higher power, delving into energy healing practices and meditation. It wasn't until 2018 and some drastic life changes that Gem truly began to connect with their sense of spirituality and creativity, which along with their intuition, deeply underpin their work as a facilitator and energy practitioner supporting queer and neurodivergent folk to live lives in alignment with the truest expression of themselves. Important lenses through which Gem views their work include: queerness, body liberation, sex positivity, decolonisation, and post-patriarchy.