Shadow Work

A Jungian and archetypal descent into the Witch as inner figure. Explores Lilith, Hecate, Medusa, and Circe as psychic forces of fear, seduction, and sovereignty.

A raw exploration of betrayal as fire and initiation. This book reveals how broken trust becomes the crucible for resilience, power, and transformation.

A Jungian-inspired map for restoring order to the psyche. Re-crowns the Self as sovereign, places ego back in service, and reintegrates shadow as trusted advisor.

Reveals reality as encrypted manuscript — symbols, synchronicities, and betrayals as coded messages. A manual for those who dare to read life itself as occult text rather than chaos

A descent into the psyche’s maze where betrayal, shadow, and the Minotaur await. This work blends myth, psychology, and occult initiation to guide readers through collapse toward sovereignty

An initiation into taboo divinity. Explores lust, blood, rage, death, and shame as currents of liberation — reclaiming what religion and culture exiled as unholy, and restoring the raw sacred in the forbidden.

A descent into the hidden architecture of shame and humiliation. This book exposes how shame corrodes identity, how humiliation destroys masks, and how both can initiate a strange sovereignty for those who dare to endure.

Grief is not a wound to heal but a furnace that transforms identity. Julia North reveals how loss becomes initiation, showing sorrow as a crucible for clarity, sovereignty, and hidden power.

Light comforts, but descent crowns. Morrigan Ash guides readers through rage, shame, grief, betrayal, and desire as initiations, showing why the underworld gifts a sovereignty no light can provide.

This work reclaims the body as grimoire — blood as ancestral contract, bone as altar, breath as prophecy. Morrigan Ash explores physiology as living scripture, where flesh becomes the site of sorcery and transformation.

A descent into the forbidden pacts between mortality and power. Morrigan Ash unveils the archetype of the Death-God not as destroyer but as contract-holder, showing how every bargain with fate reshapes destiny, intimacy, and sovereignty. This work explores how death becomes an initiator, a negotiator, and a mirror of your deepest desires.

The witch-burnings were not just fire, they were atmosphere. Morrigan Ash traces the lingering smoke of ancestral trauma in the body, voice, and dreams of modern women. This book examines silence, betrayal, rage, and sisterhood as living archetypes, offering a path to reclaim the burned body and rebuild the circle.