Cosy Cunning Folk

Cosy Cunning Folk The Cosy Cunning Folk offer a range of holistic treatments, yoga, meditation & wellbeing courses. ​

28/08/2026

Side note: Please excuse the glare on my glasses - ran out of contacts lenses!

These 3 things can really help with witchy overwhelm, organising the magic that really means something to my practice into a Grimore, Book of Shadows and Blessings Book.

Without them my practice was inconsistent, scattered and personal to other witches rather than me.

Its doesn’t have to be fancy, allow them to be messy and imperfect!

23/08/2026

Now available in 30min sessions ✨

I have introduced a shorter reiki treatment as find it blends so well when paired with massage.

Tera-mai Reiki & Seichem healing uses elemental rays, chakra clearing, mental/emotional healing, time-line clearing & pendulum work.

In these sessions, I use not only Earth energy but the healing rays of all elementals, Earth, Fire, Water & Air to abstract and transform energy.

Based in Sevenoaks, Kent. Please see our website for more details.

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22/08/2026

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20/08/2026

The Green Man art spans centuries, depicted as a face with a head of foliage. In folklore he is a symbol of rebirth and reverence for the nature we are a part of.

Some say his design originated from India through trade routes, or he could have simply been designed by any number of carpenters in Britain.

Worshipped today by neo Pagans as an aspect of the Oak/Holly Kings, adored by Christian’s in churches as simply a symbol of nature.

Either way, his popularity has endured time.

Canterbury Cathedral is supposedly home to 40 Green Man cravings. Good luck finding them. Luckily when you buy a ticket you can return any number of times over a year - so knock yourselves out and please tell us if you have any more success than us!

In this episode we discuss the first of the harvest festivals on the Wheel of the Year, Lughnasadh/Lammas. Ways to honou...
27/07/2026

In this episode we discuss the first of the harvest festivals on the Wheel of the Year, Lughnasadh/Lammas. Ways to honour this sabbat, how to dress your altar and the roots of its celebration and rituals. Gods and Goddesses from various pagan cultures you can work with along with some fun and fascinating folklore - including where the term ‘bun in the oven’ derives from.

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