The Deviant Grimoire: Witchcraft with Real Results!
You've Been Warned
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You've Been Warned ++
The Deviant Grimoire was originally published in 2015. I had plans on rewriting and publishing again but that’s not going to happen. Instead, I’ll slowly upload it here. I am rewriting it as I go. Please Enjoy!
Dedication
I fix these words for the working Witches,
the ones who carve difference with bare hands,
who dare change, who live unshackled and unapologetic.
This Grimoire is yours.
To Hekate, torchbearer, key-keeper, bone-mother, without you, this Witch would not stand.
To the King and Queen of Faery, I bow in gratitude for the sight and knowing you have pressed into me.
To my students, past, present, and those yet to come, know that every page was shaped with you in mind, every lesson written as an ember for your fire.
And to those who have endured:
the silenced, the broken, the unheard. This work is a spell for you. May it remind your tongue of its sharpness, your heart of its weight, your spirit of its power.
Introduction + Foundation
Introduction + Foundation
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Every book begins with a threshold. This one begins with a dare. Here you’ll find the reason this Grimoire exists, the story of how I answered the Witch’s call, and the blunt warning: Witchcraft is not for everyone. If you’re still here after this, you’re ready to step in.
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Without foundation, a Witch is nothing but driftwood. Too many cut corners, toss out what unsettles them, or treat Witchcraft like a costume. A Deviant Witch knows better. This lesson calls you back to the roots: know what you are doing, know why you are doing it, and embrace the discomfort that forges strength.
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What is a Deviant Witch? Not sanitized, not sugar-coated, not a PR-friendly caricature. Here we strip Witchcraft back to its cunning, spit-and-blood, love-and-curse origins. This is where we name ourselves, claim ourselves, and refuse to apologize for the fullness of who we are.
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Weakness in Witchcraft is not about niceness or cruelty — it’s about denial. About refusing the shadow, about weekend dabbling, about coddling yourself with half-truths. In this section, we break down what it means to be weak, what it means to be strong, and why censorship and sugar-coating disempower us all.
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Can anyone become a Witch? The short answer: no. Witchcraft is a calling, a birthright, a dangerous devotion — not a hobby anyone can pick up for fun. This chapter explores who can, who shouldn’t, and why some are made stronger by the Art while others are undone by it.
Click Here to Read the Full Section!
I also did a sort of Live discussion on Patreon that you may want to check out!
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Behind every charm, herb, and chant are currents and spirits with their own teeth. Witchcraft has always been dangerous — and denying that danger is one of the greatest disservices done to new witches. This chapter is a reality check: power comes at a price, and ignorance is no shield.
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Labels like “good” and “bad” are illusions. The Rede, the Threefold Law, karma — all of these rules have been used to water down the Craft and shackle witches into niceness. Here we talk frankly about ethics, choice, consequence, and what it actually means to take responsibility for your power.
I decided to break this into Four Sections! Click each to read them in their entirety.
Ethics I: Good Witch / Bad Witch?
Ethics II: Rede, Threefold Law, and Karma
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A Witch is always of service — to their Craft, to their spirits, to their gods or none at all. Service is not groveling. It is answering the call when you feel the pull, even when it stretches you past your comfort. This chapter dives into what service means in practice, and how discernment keeps you sovereign within it.
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The initiatory vision: a descent, a hedge, a sabbat. This guided passage leads you into the deep current of Witchcraft itself, where you are claimed, remade, and never the same again. This is the closing threshold of the Introduction — the last warning before the real work begins.
+ Psychic Witch +
+ Psychic Witch +
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“The first requirement of being a witch is to be awake, awake to yourself, awake to the world, awake to the currents that flow unseen.”
Every witch is born with psychic faculties, but most are lulled to sleep by a world that teaches us to deny them. This first lesson explores what it means to awaken: how to recognize your innate psychic gifts, how to sense energy around you, and how to begin cultivating awareness as the foundation of your Craft.
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Psychic perception doesn’t erase the physical senses, it extends them. Here we examine clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience, and other “clairs” not as supernatural novelties, but as natural senses long ignored. Through exercises and practice, you’ll begin to re-train your subtle awareness.
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Every spell, every ritual, every working is built on the same foundation: energy. In this lesson you’ll learn to ground, center, shield, and raise power — the essential skills that protect you from burnout and empower your workings to manifest cleanly.
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Meditation isn’t just relaxation — it’s training. Trance isn’t just daydreaming — it’s doorway. This section explores practical methods of entering altered states, deepening focus, and using vision as a tool for divination, spirit work, and spellcraft.
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In this final piece of the Psychic Witch arc, we focus on building confidence in your own perception. You’ll explore exercises for testing your accuracy, ways to integrate psychic awareness into divination tools (tarot, runes, scrying), and practices for knowing when to trust your inner current.