Real-Life Witch Tahverlee Anglen on Energy, Hexing and Staying Human in a Digital World

Real-Life Witch Tahverlee Anglen on Energy, Hexing and Staying Human in a Digital World

From Fargo Talks by Jeff Fargo

December 11, 2025 · 1h 5m · Season 1 · Episode 95

About this episode

Jeff Fargo and Tahverlee Anglen explore the depths of magic, energy, and human connection in a digital age.

In this episode of Fargo Talks, Jeff and Tahverlee go way beyond surface spirituality. They talk about what magic really is, how energy responds when we engage with it, and why slowing down enough to feel your own heartbeat might be one of the most radical acts of rebellion you can take in an AI-driven world. Tahverlee even walks Jeff through a live energy ritual where they sync their heartbeats in real time. They dive into: The “origin of magic” and how Tahverlee defines real witchcraft Why sovereignty matters now more than ever in a hyper-digital, post-pandemic world How women have been conditioned away from their power and their bodies The truth about hexing and curses… and why most of us are doing it without realizing it How trees, nature and our physical bodies become portals back to our own wisdom Why contemplating your own death can make your life richer, braver and more honest Raising kind kids, Gen X grit and staying human in the middle of the machine Tahverlee’s upcoming Sacred Magic book series and why she’s bringing “teeth” back into modern witchcraft. Connect with Tahverlee https://www.tahverlee.com https://www.moontempleschool.com moontempleschool.com…

People in this episode

Host: Jeff Fargo

Guest: Tahverlee Anglen

Topics covered

  • spirituality
  • witchcraft
  • energy
  • AI
  • self-awareness
  • parenting
  • nature

Keywords

  • witchcraft
  • energy ritual
  • hexing
  • self-empowerment
  • digital world
  • nature
  • parenting
  • spirituality

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Moontemple School, Sacred Magic

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