Making every spell, ritual, and intention you cast more powerful
A magic circle is a signal booster. It creates sacred space, calls in protection, and amplifies whatever magic you’re working with. Pam teaches you how to cast one in this workshop, and once you have this in your toolkit you’ll use it before everything.
The Magic Circle
This is a visually rich, recorded live workshop for anyone who wants to add one of the most fundamental tools in magical practice to their own. Pam takes you through the history of magic circles across cultures and traditions, teaches you the key steps and components for casting your own, and guides you through exercises so you leave with the confidence to actually do it rather than just understand it. Open to everyone from the curious beginner to the seasoned practitioner.
What’s been missing
Magic is deeply personal and infinitely adaptable, but even the most intuitive practice needs a container to reach its full potential. A magic circle is that container. It’s what keeps your intentions from dissolving before they have a chance to take form, what makes the spells that work sometimes start working consistently, and what gives you the structure to pull off something bigger in your practice. Pam’s offering is where you build that.
When you cast Magic Circles
- You stop dabbling and start working. Having a proper container for your magic changes the quality and the potency of everything you do inside it.
- You feel genuinely protected when you cast. Not metaphorically but as a felt, physical sense of being held within something intentional and strong.
- The spells and intentions you set inside a circle land differently. The signal is cleaner, the energy is more focused, and the results are more consistent.
- You have a practice you can scale. A quick circle when you need fortification. A full ceremonial casting with all seven directions when you really want to make something move.
- You call in your own guides, heroes, and ancestors as the directions, which makes the practice so personally yours that it stops feeling like something borrowed and starts feeling like something ancient and deeply familiar.
- Every creative act, every ritual, every intention you set from this point forward has a space to live in while it builds momentum.
How It Works
Pam gives you the history, the practice, and the felt experience of casting all in one workshop. You leave with multiple styles of circle casting you can use for any occasion, the confidence to make them entirely your own, and a practice that immediately elevates everything else you’re already doing magically.
Why Pam
She casts a magic circle before every writing session because she knows at a bone-deep level what sacred space makes possible. She’s been practising since she was a teenager, has studied with master teachers, and teaches magic the way she lives it, with full devotion, genuine scholarship, and the belief that your most personal magic is always your most potent.
What You Get
- History and forms of magic circles — From Stonehenge to indigenous traditions to Jewish angelic practices, understanding where this comes from makes it land with more weight and intention.
- Key steps and components — Everything you need to know to cast a magic circle in a variety of styles, including the seven directions method Pam was taught and has practised for years.
- Guided magical exercises — You’re not just watching, you’re doing. Pam guides you through the practice so you leave with a felt experience of it, not just a conceptual one.
- A Q&A segment — Brief questions from live workshop participants at the end covering things you might be wondering about too.
Meet Pam
Pam Grossman is a writer, curator, and teacher of magical practice and history, and one of the most respected voices in contemporary witchcraft. She’s the author of Waking the Witch: Reflections on Women, Magic, and Power and her most recent book Magic Maker: The Enchanted Path to Creativity, published by Penguin Life. She hosts the Witchwave podcast, has written for The New York Times, The Atlantic, TIME, and more, and co-organises the Occult Humanities Conference at NYU. She is also the creator of WitchEmoji, the witch-themed sticker pack that became the number one seller in the App Store, which tells you everything about the range she operates in.