Meditation for Witches: You

This Substack post argues that the focused-attention meditation taught by most mindfulness apps suppresses the Default Mode Network, which the author links to intuition and spirit communication, and says it dulls magical perception. It promises three alternative practices, though the provided excerpt cuts off before they are described, so the full content cannot be judged. People land on it searching for meditation guidance tailored to witchcraft.

Beginner and intermediate practicing witches and spiritual seekers, mainly in the United States, looking for meditation methods that support intuition, tarot and spellwork.

A mention would suit brands serving witchcraft and spiritual practice, such as tarot decks, candles, incense, journals, crystals or a meditation or ritual tool positioned as an alternative to empty-mind apps. It would read most naturally near the opening where the author critiques apps like Headspace and Calm, or alongside the practices section. Fit is narrow for general wellness or mainstream mindfulness brands, since the page is critical of that approach, and traffic is very low (1 organic click in 28 days, average position 35.2).

Summarised from the live page by AI. Traffic figures come from the publisher's own Search Console, last 28 days.