This revised edition offers meditations, rituals, and guidance to craft meaningful identities rooted in myth, nature, and spirit. With new material on coven and familiar naming, it’s a transformative guide to finding yourself as a witch.
A name is more than a label—it’s a spell, a sigil of power, and a gateway to your magical self. In this revised and expanded edition of The Witch’s Name, Storm Faerywolf guides you through discovering a name that reflects your spiritual identity. Drawing on mythology, history, nature, astrology, tarot, and numerology, this book offers inspiration for crafting a name that unveils your true self.
Through guided meditations, journaling prompts, and over two dozen hands-on exercises and rituals, readers explore their unique magical essence and learn to express it with intention. Whether you're naming yourself, your coven, or a familiar, this book provides thoughtful frameworks and philosophical insights for authentic self-expression.
Featuring wisdom from renowned witches including Mat Auryn, Phoenix LeFae, and Laura Tempest Zakroff, this book is an essential guide to reclaiming your magical identity.
With a name gifted by vision and dream, Storm Faerywolf is a professional warlock. He has studied and been initiated into various streams of practical witchcraft, most notably the Faery tradition, where he holds the Black Wand of a Master. He is the chancellor of Modern Witch University, co-founder of Black Rose Witchcraft, and a columnist for The Wild Hunt. He has given lectures, taught classes, and led rituals all across the US and Europe, in a career spanning over three decades.
A Master/Teacher in several lineages of Reiki, and a trained folk magician, he is also a published author having penned several books including “The Stars Within the Earth”, “Awakening the BlueLotus”, “Betwixt & Between”, “Forbidden Mysteries of Faery Witchcraft”, “The Satyr’s Kiss,” and "The Witch’s Name."
A proud queer poly man, he lives in the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area with his loving partners, where together they run an online magical boutique, Datura Trading Co., surrounded by dogs, cats, chickens, and a plethora of trees and plants. He believes in beauty, kindness, equality, true love, and magic.
Claiming a magical name feels overwhelming, but a guide to help focus the effort really helps! Faerywolf includes brief meanings for a variety of sources to find a name and some simple tools to for divination/numerology.
I also really appreciated Faerywolf's openness about their own journey to claiming a name, and what that meant to them on a personal level. The autobiographical details of this one make it a very compelling read.
I'd recommend for sure to anyone interested in the process and what it means to claim a witch name.