The Oracle Podcast

In Episode 16 Miriam speaks about the Witch Wound. She discusses some of the modern misunderstandings about the European Witch Hunts, the ways that this period created a culture of terror in women and led to the development of the Witch Wound. Miriam breaks down the Witch Wound into five key expressions.On Sunday November 3rd Miriam is offering her community a free workshop on the Witch Wound. To join, register here.The Moon Body website.Moon Body Instagram.

In episode 15: A Love of Green Things, Miriam speaks with Bernadette Ashcroft, folk herbalist, folk singer, foraging teacher, nature resonance guide and a walker on the path of the Bean Feasa (Irish for a woman of knowledge or wise-woman). In this episode Miriam and Bernadette speak about their love of the plants and the English countryside and express their shared reticence to document every aspect of their lives on social media. Bernadette shares the process behind creating her plant-based healing wares in the Wild Folk Apothecary. She offers suggestions for those wanting to know where to begin when it comes to connecting with the living world and subtle realms. This is a nourishing, uplifting conversation between two women in love with all things green. It’s a call to remember the inherent magick of ourselves as human beings in connection with the more-than human world. 
Bernadette is generously offering listeners 25% off her products at the Wild Folk Apothecary, using the code: moonbody.Visit the Wild Folk Apothecary here.Read Bernadette’s words on Instagram here.Read about joining her foraging walks in Suffolk here.And listen to the ‘Meadowsong’ played at the end of the episode here.

Are you hearing the call of the rose? In episode 14 Miriam speaks about what it means to be a Rose Priestess; she attempts to explain the Rose Lineage (without the fluff); and the red thread it weaves through the ancient goddess temples of Inanna, Isis, Aphrodite and Mary Magdalene; and she speaks about how it connects to the mythical Isle of Avalon, her home of Glastonbury, Somerset. She speaks about rose as an indigenous plant medicine and its many medicinal and spiritual applications. Rose Priestess is the name of Miriam’s Glastonbury Pilgrimage for women, taking place from May 24th-27th. You’re invited to join Miriam and the @moon_body coven in Glastonbury for 4 days/ 3 nights of sacred sites, rose medicine, embodiment, work work & summertime frolics! This episode went on the April full moon and Rose Priestess begins on the May flower moon.Join Rose Priestess here.@moon_body Instagram.The Moon Body website.

In Episode 13 Miriam speaks about women, wolves and the Fawn Response. Many women fall into fawning habits in situations where it's not necessary or supportive to truth. This is especially unhelpful for women leaders and business owners. Miriam speaks about the importance of cultivating a healthy Fight Response and how women can draw inspiration from our ancient ally: the wolf. Miriam's 3-Month Group Mentoring Container, Sister Wolf, is currently enrolling. If you're a woman with a soul-led business desiring to refine your expression, access deeper creativity and deepen your capacity to hold more, this may be for you. Sister Wolf begins on February 6th. Read more about it here: Sister Wolf And learn more about and listen to sound healing tracks here: Earth Echo