We've passed the longest day of the year and we will slowly head towards the dark half of the year again, even though we still have a way to go. The sun is shining and heat rules over the European continent these days, with warnings alike. June can be experienced as the time where things are a bit much and that counts for my own experience as well. I've just returned from my travels; Sojourn of Sirens in the UK with two fantastic souls willing to embark on this journey. As you can read in the blog I wrote before this one, the connections made are something that will last in one way or another. The progress as well as the processes working in their own ways and time. I've felt like I was floating on clouds the whole time. What a beautiful time we've had. Having one day to rest yet also prepair for the Summer Solstice wasn't an easy feat I can tell you. My energy always feels a bit scattered during the summer, 2026 being no exception, but I was very much looking forward to this year's ce

I came home last night from a week I can barely put into words. A gratefulness that has been warming my chest from start and it hasn't ended. The very first Sojourn and it couldn't have been a more memorable one. Thank you Jessica and Shina, for embarking on this journey together, this will forever be the standard and blueprint for all Sojourns to come. Picture by Shina. Boscastle June 2026. Where to begin, when the processes are still processing, the layers slowly falling away like a good proper peeling. I haven't even entirely landed fully and yet, the words just come. Leaving on the 12th, the earliest morning, clouds falling down the mountains like the waves of the ocean we'd see only a couple of days later. Breezes of salt, cool air, flowy dresses, comfy sweaters, tall gnarly rainforest trees. There aren't enough words to express or pictures to describe what this journey has meant to me. To be able to hold space for other women, beautiful human beings, golden glowy skin in candleli

I think that May has been such a profound month, pivotal with the structures and pillars of my working life as well as my visions. It's been a month of drawing boundaries, tending to new growth and aligning my physical space with my goals. The transformation both Siren Enchantments as well as I have been going through, took center stage this month. What is my brand? And how do I execute it in a non-traditional way? What does the eco-system that I want to work in look like? Siren Enchantments isn't just a salon. When I got this epiphany of "this is what I want to do!" in September 2024, it wasn't about a salon, it was about creating a space to showcase craftmanship, build within the beauty industry as an uplifting actor, it was about art, passion, nature, music! It still is today and our garden acts as the twin pillar of what I now lovingly call the Sanctuary. Because that's what I wanted to create in the first place and with the place now in full bloom, an ocean of green, filled with c

Throughout our lives we'll cross portals, passages, thresholds and yesterday was one of the most important ones I've been working towards: to be initiated in witchcraft. You see, I've been practicing my craft since I was young, I was still in primary school and through running and falling and crawling and standing up again, I developed my craft to what it is today. I am in no way there to school others, I find I have still so much to learn, but yesterday was the right time to cross my own threshold. I was very lucky to get a spot in the May group from Lunadea, who offers different educations, courses and loads of experience in her craft. Being able to journey through her expertise and find footing within my own craft was enriching. While not all information was new to me, being educated, reminded and guided into what the craft is all about was absolutely worth doing this. To close down the year, everyone was able to be initiated and yesterday was my turn together with other members of

From a very young age I've always felt connected to the elements that we are surrounded by. The warmth of the sun, the earth beneath our feet, the trees, rocks and the water of sea, lake and river. I grew up near a large canal and loved walking beneath the rows of high trees on both sides. Especially during golden hour where the sun would slowly sink lower in the sky and there was less boat traffic than during the day. There was this huge playground that always felt a bit forgotten. Plants would grow wildly in all shapes and colors, there were only paths made by feet walking regularly and it always felt like I would wander into a different world whenever I went there. In later times, the town council build pavements and it's more tidied up, but whenever the evening fog lowers of the field, I'm being remembered that the magic of that place is still there. When I moved to Norway, I needed a couple of years to find that magic again as I feel that these hidden magical places in Norway are

If there's one thing that is very certain throughout our lives, it is that we are constantly surrounded by the chaos and order of change. Isn't it funny that when finally things seem to fall in place - new things are arriving at the horizon to humble your very self? That when it can't be getting any worse, somehow things change for the better? I sometimes have to get really angry with life, getting at an age where you begin to talk to yourself and you'll get more annoyed. And yet, movement no matter how small, is the catalyst of change. Things falling into place is also movement and so is slamming your fist on a surface because you simply have enough! My life, for the short 36 years that I've been here, has been a rollercoaster of happenings. Being a rebel teen, running away from home, feeling misunderstood all the time, not knowing that I barely knew myself was a perfect - albeit very hard to swallow sometimes - shaper of my life. I don't easily give up, I go through fire to make thin