M.I.Sinclair

In a world bursting with words, news, messages and distraction, there’s something timeless and mysterious about a simple symbol.

Today, witchcraft is undergoing a vibrant resurgence. From TikTok covens to traditional Wiccan circles, from herbalists to queer urban mystics, more and more people are turning to magic, not just as spiritual practice, but as reclamation, refuge, and revolt. For trans and gender-diverse individuals in particular, witchcraft offers a place to be whole: to heal, to rage, to create, and to belong.

There’s a quiet shift in the air, the kind that doesn’t shout, but hums just beneath the surface.