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Stacy Psaros

Stacy Psaros (pronouns she, her) has worked in digital marketing and media for over 20 years. By day, she's the Digital Marketing Director for a major on-line web presence. There she is responsible for crafting and sending of email campaigns, social media engagement, SEO, web design and display marketing. She has served as Publications Officer for Everglades Moon Local Council, member of Covenant of the Goddess, for over 10 years, and volunteers her time as Social Media Maven for the Mystic South Conference. Stacy was born in NY and migrated south to FL 20 years ago. She's active in her local and state-wide Pagan community. She is a Strega and a Faery Seership Apprentice. When she's not linked into the Internet Matrix-style, she's busy working towards her 3rd Degree Black Belt, working on crafty projects, reading, and playing handservant to her tribe of cats.

Paganism

Pagans and hurricane season: Part two

By Stacy Psaros | August 12, 2020

The conclusion of a two-part series on how magical practitioners use their spiritual practices to prepare for and work with hurricanes.

Paganism

Pagans prepare for the peak of hurricane season: Part one

By Stacy Psaros | August 5, 2020

Part one of two part series that explores how magical practitioners prepare and work through tropical storms and hurricanes in the U.S.

Paganism

Column: Voting is Magick

By Stacy Psaros | February 28, 2020

In anticipation of the South Carolina and Super Tuesday primary elections, TWH’s technical director, Stacy Psaros, reflects on the magickal potential of voting.

Paganism

Column: The Law of the Sphinx

By Stacy Psaros | November 30, 2019

Stacy Psaros describes a theory of magick and intentionality, the Law of the Sphinx.

Apollo

Column: How D&D Helped Me Get Back into My Pagan Groove

By Stacy Psaros | May 17, 2019

Guest columnist Stacy Psaros on how interacting with deities in Dungeons and Dragons has influenced her relationships with deities in her Pagan practice.