Sagittarius Full Moon · Blue Moon May 31, 2026 When I wrote at the beginning of this month, the energy felt subterranean. Scorpio had just opened the descent, and I was aware of how much was shifting internally. There was clarity, obviously, but it was dense clarity. The kind that requires time to metabolize. What I did not fully anticipate was how the second half of the month would move. As the weeks unfolded, I completed the first full batch of Feminine Luminary Alignment r

Scorpio Full Moon · Flower Moon May 1, 2026 Becoming Dr. Princess has not felt like an identity crisis, and I think that’s because I was careful not to let “PhD student” swallow me whole in the first place. I have always had a life and a body and a set of commitments that exceeded the institution. I built Black Feminine Cultural Mysticism long before the degree was conferred. I cultivated glamour conjure as praxis while still writing seminar papers. I have been intentional ab

A real fly, glamour girl! My great-great-great auntie, Loretta— best known as “Sister.” glamour conjure /ˈɡlæm·ər ˈkʌn·jər/ noun A term coined to describe a Black American spiritual technology situated within the Hoodoo cosmology and concerned with the stabilization of self-concept through embodied ritual and aesthetic calibration. Distinct from glamour magick, it operates through ancestral continuity, material engagement, and devotional repetition rather than perceptual il

Libra Full Moon · Pink Moon April 1, 2026 Last week, I debuted Black Feminine Cultural Mysticism at the African American Intellectual History Society conference. My paper, The Body as Citation: Black Feminine Cultural Mysticism and the Preservation of Intellectual Histories , examined how Black feminine aesthetic practices operate as counter-archives. I argued that adornment, repetition, and embodied refinement are not supplementary to intellectual history, but central to how