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name: Shauna Aura Knight
about: Shauna Aura Knight An artist, writer, leader, teacher, event organizer, environmental activist, and ecstatic spiritual seeker, Shauna travels nationally offering intensive education in the transformative arts of ritual, community leadership, and spiritual growth. She is the author of the paranormal romance Werewolves in the Kitchen and the ritual facilitation book Spiritual Scents, as well as a columnist on ritual techniques for Circle Magazine. Shauna’s writing will also appear in several forthcoming anthologies Calling to our Ancestors (Asphodel Press), Stepping in to Ourselves: An Anthology of Writings on Priestessing (Goddess Ink), and Mantle of Stars (Biblioteca Alexandrina). Her artwork is used for Pagan magazines and book covers, and Shauna Aura Knight An artist, writer, leader, teacher, event organizer, environmental activist, and ecstatic spiritual seeker, Shauna travels nationally offering intensive education in the transformative arts of ritual, community leadership, and spiritual growth. She is the author of the paranormal romance Werewolves in the Kitchen and the ritual facilitation book Spiritual Scents, as well as a columnist on ritual techniques for Circle Magazine. Shauna’s writing will also appear in several forthcoming anthologies Calling to our Ancestors (Asphodel Press), Stepping in to Ourselves: An Anthology of Writings on Priestessing (Goddess Ink), and Mantle of Stars (Biblioteca Alexandrina). Her artwork is used for Pagan magazines and book covers, and decorates many Pagan shrines and altars. Artwork is a deep part of her spiritual practice and explores myth, transformation, story, and archetype.Shauna finds herself on a Grail Quest, seeking the mystical cup that brings transformation and healing to make our world a better place. She is passionate about creating rituals, experiences, spaces, and artwork to awaken mythic imagination and inspire creativity. She is inspired by Joseph Campbell’s mythology, Carl Jung’s archetypes, psychology, sacred geometry, the design of temples, archaeoastronomy, communication and community building techniques, and shamanic techniques of ecstatic ritual and transformation. ...more