A Pagan Witch, CricketSong has been nurturing her relationship with The Divine her entire life. She has been offering Intuitive Readings professionally since 2006. CricketSong grew up in Massachusetts on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. Her early appreciation for divination began with a common deck of playing cards that she would use to read her sister's fortune creating her own unique spreads though she was unaware that she was actually tapping into her natural psychic abilities. As she continuously nurtured her relationship with God Herself (Divine Creator) she was able to refine her psychic empathic abilities and began receiving messages not only from The Divine Source of All That Is, but also from other planes or dimensions of existence. She realized that combining her abilities with her talent for channeling, mediumship, and her love for the Tarot she was able to aid others who were seeking and reaching for life's difficult answers.
CricketSong has traveled many different spiritual paths, which has given her greater insight to the nature of God. As a child she was raised in a Roman Catholic home, attended Bishop Stang High School in North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, and was an active member of Saint Patrick's Church in Wareham. After the birth of her son, CricketSong moved to New Bedford Massachusetts from Southbridge, Massachusetts and promptly joined a Methodist Church in Fairhaven. She began attending Sunday Services while studying the Protestant faith. Disappointingly this religion didn't provide the answers that she was desperately seeking and it was shortly after her marriage to her son's biological father in 2000 that she met one of Jehovah's Witnesses and began a Bible Study hoping that this might be where she would find the answers to the more challenging and perplexing life issues. After just a year of study and service, she was baptized during the Annual Convention and became an enthusiastic member of The Watchtower Organization. CricketSong found that the rigid structure was confining to her free spirit and felt as if there was the real possibility that there was more than one way to commune with God, so only a few months after the convention, she "disassociated" herself. It was during this time, while she was actively seeking some form of spirituality that felt "right and true" to her that she was re-introduced to Wicca.
Her first introduction to the pagan religion of Wicca was years prior when she was a student in college though it proved to be brief and unsatisfying at the time. A fellow dorm mate, introduced her to the magickal practice, but grew impatient and frustrated when CricketSong asked deeper questions about the spirituality of the practice and CricketSong left the encounter with more questions than actual answers. With no one available to make sense of what Wicca truly was and what it was not,, she discontinued to pursue it until her reintroduction through an online forum. CricketSong was skeptical yet intrigued enough to begin her own personal research and study. In 2004 after a full year-and-a-day study, CricketSong Self-Dedicated to the path of non-Traditional Wicca and placed herself in service to God Herself, known to her at the time as Bast. Her relationship with The Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine matured over the years allowing her personal gnosis and sacred experiences she had never before experienced within any other religion or spiritual path.
CricketSong was the High Priestess of Lunar Wisdom Coven, a non-Traditional Wiccan coven, located in New Bedford, Massachusetts and the sister online coven, Wisdom of the Crescent Moon. Both covens were formed to assist fellow witches forge their own spiritual path based on Wiccan tenets, to offer positive fellowship, and to be a support in the local pagan community. She participated in Southeastern Massachusetts Pagan Pride Day, the Annual Eclectic-fest, the Semi-Annual Psychic Faire sponsored by The First Spiritualist Church of Onset, and The Spring Fling hosted by Forever Paws located in Fall River, Massachusetts. She worked at III Suns, which was located in New Bedford, Massachusetts from 2010 until 2016. She was a monthly contributor for PaganPages.org, an online magazine, and was the founder, Editor-in-Chief, and a contributing author to the Circle of Friends online magazine from 2013 until 2016. She participated in The Paranormal and Psychic Fair held in Fairhaven, Massachusetts in April of 2012, in October of that same year, she was invited to read at the fall fund raiser for The Friends of the Bourne Council on Aging in Bourne, Massachusetts, as well as, The Friends of The Rochester Senior Center in Rochester, Massachusetts.
At the present time she is not only an Intuitive Reader, but offers personal spiritual guidance to individuals interested in spiritual growth and enlightenment. She has published two fictional novels; The Prodigal Son and Secrets of Syn: Volume I, a workbook that supports the Mystical Seeker's Program, and most recently a book of pagan poetry titled, A Witch's Voice. Be sure to check out her Patreon Page if you are motivated to offer her your support and take advantage of the benefits given to contributing patrons.
CricketSong has traveled many different spiritual paths, which has given her greater insight to the nature of God. As a child she was raised in a Roman Catholic home, attended Bishop Stang High School in North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, and was an active member of Saint Patrick's Church in Wareham. After the birth of her son, CricketSong moved to New Bedford Massachusetts from Southbridge, Massachusetts and promptly joined a Methodist Church in Fairhaven. She began attending Sunday Services while studying the Protestant faith. Disappointingly this religion didn't provide the answers that she was desperately seeking and it was shortly after her marriage to her son's biological father in 2000 that she met one of Jehovah's Witnesses and began a Bible Study hoping that this might be where she would find the answers to the more challenging and perplexing life issues. After just a year of study and service, she was baptized during the Annual Convention and became an enthusiastic member of The Watchtower Organization. CricketSong found that the rigid structure was confining to her free spirit and felt as if there was the real possibility that there was more than one way to commune with God, so only a few months after the convention, she "disassociated" herself. It was during this time, while she was actively seeking some form of spirituality that felt "right and true" to her that she was re-introduced to Wicca.
Her first introduction to the pagan religion of Wicca was years prior when she was a student in college though it proved to be brief and unsatisfying at the time. A fellow dorm mate, introduced her to the magickal practice, but grew impatient and frustrated when CricketSong asked deeper questions about the spirituality of the practice and CricketSong left the encounter with more questions than actual answers. With no one available to make sense of what Wicca truly was and what it was not,, she discontinued to pursue it until her reintroduction through an online forum. CricketSong was skeptical yet intrigued enough to begin her own personal research and study. In 2004 after a full year-and-a-day study, CricketSong Self-Dedicated to the path of non-Traditional Wicca and placed herself in service to God Herself, known to her at the time as Bast. Her relationship with The Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine matured over the years allowing her personal gnosis and sacred experiences she had never before experienced within any other religion or spiritual path.
CricketSong was the High Priestess of Lunar Wisdom Coven, a non-Traditional Wiccan coven, located in New Bedford, Massachusetts and the sister online coven, Wisdom of the Crescent Moon. Both covens were formed to assist fellow witches forge their own spiritual path based on Wiccan tenets, to offer positive fellowship, and to be a support in the local pagan community. She participated in Southeastern Massachusetts Pagan Pride Day, the Annual Eclectic-fest, the Semi-Annual Psychic Faire sponsored by The First Spiritualist Church of Onset, and The Spring Fling hosted by Forever Paws located in Fall River, Massachusetts. She worked at III Suns, which was located in New Bedford, Massachusetts from 2010 until 2016. She was a monthly contributor for PaganPages.org, an online magazine, and was the founder, Editor-in-Chief, and a contributing author to the Circle of Friends online magazine from 2013 until 2016. She participated in The Paranormal and Psychic Fair held in Fairhaven, Massachusetts in April of 2012, in October of that same year, she was invited to read at the fall fund raiser for The Friends of the Bourne Council on Aging in Bourne, Massachusetts, as well as, The Friends of The Rochester Senior Center in Rochester, Massachusetts.
At the present time she is not only an Intuitive Reader, but offers personal spiritual guidance to individuals interested in spiritual growth and enlightenment. She has published two fictional novels; The Prodigal Son and Secrets of Syn: Volume I, a workbook that supports the Mystical Seeker's Program, and most recently a book of pagan poetry titled, A Witch's Voice. Be sure to check out her Patreon Page if you are motivated to offer her your support and take advantage of the benefits given to contributing patrons.