Stories for the Journey

Fèt Gede: Honoring the Dead, Celebrating Life & Remembering Our Roots November 1–2 | Ancestral Reverence • Remembrance • Life & Death Death is not the end of our connection. Love, memory, and legacy continue long after the physical body is gone. As November begins, we enter a season of remembrance, reflection, and ancestral connection. In Haitian Vodou, Fèt Gede is a sacred celebration honoring the spirits of the dead, particularly the Gede, a family of spirits associated wit

Hoodoo Heritage Month: Honoring the Roots That Carried Us Every October, Hoodoo Heritage Month invites us to honor the history, wisdom, and living legacy of African American Hoodoo. Hoodoo is not a social-media trend, Halloween aesthetic, or interchangeable word for witchcraft. It is a distinctly African American spiritual tradition formed by enslaved Africans and their descendants in the United States. Its roots carry West and Central African spiritual knowledge, ancestral r

Intentional jewelry is more than something beautiful you wear. It can become a quiet reminder of your healing, protection, confidence, or the new beginning you chose for yourself. At Seauxl Sista, every handmade piece is created to accompany a personal journey. When you care for your jewelry, you are also making space to reconnect with the intention it represents. Your Jewelry Carries Your Story From the moment you choose a piece, it begins to take on personal meaning. Perhap

Welcome to Seauxl Sista: A New Chapter Rooted in Intention Hello, beautiful soul. Whether you've been following my journey from the beginning or you've just discovered this little corner of the internet, I'm so grateful you're here. Seauxl Sista was born from a simple belief: healing begins when we intentionally make space for ourselves. In a world that constantly asks us to give, perform, and survive, I wanted to create a space that encourages us to slow down, reconnect, an