Lexi Brady - Intuitive Healer

The Spring Equinox is here and like all of our plant and animal kin, I too am feeling the gentle calling of the suns return. Its time to stretch, dream and doze - soaking in the steady arrival of Spring. Now is not the time to rush and cram - but reflect and plan. I am running a Spring Tarot special at $22.22 - This intention is gentle and reflective. No big moves. Just soft awareness. Message me to claim. 🌟🌱

FINALLY ~ Witch crafts incoming 🌞

I will be posting some recent inventory of my witch crafts I have that are looking for their forever homes ⭐️

I have spell jars, earrings, warding bells and more 😊

This will be a really cool & spooky drop. Local pick up & will ship for a fee ~ Stay tuned 🍂🐈‍⬛️🌠

I feel it is my responsibility to make myself extremely transparent here, on my business page as well as anywhere I exist in life/online, I do not, have never and will never support maga, its leaders, followers nor the ice agents currently commiting heinous fascist and vile acts in this country. I have love for my family who may disagree with me but I am not tolerating debates and discussions on it because I will not be swayed in my view and I truly worry for your own humanity and mental well being. If you support this current regime you have been brainwashed and i urge you to start paying attention. Look at what happened in germany during the holocost. You have to be not paying attention or successfully brainwashed if you believe maga is right.

This is not a matter of difference of opinions. This is a matter of humanity. I will NOT be open for debating this with anyone. If you disagree with me go ahead and keep your mouth shut about it to me, disrespectfully. If you cannot handle doing that, unfollow/block me. 💅

Growing up I was told this was the land of the free. Home of the brave. It was a melting pot of cultures and that is what made America great.

This country breaks my fu***ng heart. It breaks my heart.

As an adult I see it is the land of the oppressed by the rich, controlled and brainwashed. It is unsafe to be BIPOC & LGBTQA+ and it is where white supremisists want to go back to a time where men thrive, women are silent and people of color do not exist. It is utterly deplorable and I am ashamed of this country in its current state.

I pray for a better future for the next generation. But I'm not just going to pray. Im going to talk about it. I'm going to stay vigilant and aware.

This is a safe space for the vulnerable, not the hateful.

On the eve of Thanksgiving, it is important to pause and reflect on the land where we live, gather, and celebrate. Long before colonization, these lands were cared for, tended, and honored by Indigenous peoples—the original stewards. Recognizing their presence, knowledge, and resilience is one of the most important rituals we can observe during this holiday.

What is a land acknowledgement?
A land acknowledgement is a statement that recognizes the Indigenous peoples who have historically cared for the land where we live and gather. It honors their enduring relationship to the land and their ongoing presence in our communities. This practice encourages humility, respect, and awareness, connecting gratitude not only to what we receive, but also to responsibility and care for the world around us.

How to practice it:
Tonight, take a moment to research the Indigenous peoples whose lands you live on. A helpful tool is https://native-land.ca, which identifies territories, treaties, and languages of the original stewards.

You might then offer a statement aloud at your table, or hold it in quiet reflection. For example: “We acknowledge that we are gathering on the traditional territory of the [name of the Indigenous nation(s)], and honor their enduring relationship with this land. We give thanks for the care they have shown for this place and commit to approaching our time here with respect and presence.”

Observing this ritual is not only an act of respect—it centers Thanksgiving in truth, awareness, and gratitude that extends beyond ourselves. It grounds the holiday in justice, presence, and connection to the land and its original stewards.