“OUR CAPACITY TO STAY CURIOUS, AND IN A CHILDLIKE SENSE OF WONDER, IS THE LANDSCAPE OF magic.”

—Fortuna Borgia


Who I Am

I’m Fortuna (they/them), a queer, neurodivergent witch and magic-scholar.

School of Reverence is the home of Divergent Tarot and Glimmer Hunting: relational magic practices for clarity, integration, and wonder in everyday life.

I founded School of Reverence as a place to explore magic as a relational, lived practice, one that helps us meet the complexity of being human with clarity, curiosity, and care. My work is shaped by a lifetime of movement, inquiry, recovery, and study, everything that has carried me to this moment. Where embodied practice, nervous system literacy, and the study of magic converge as living technologies for everyday life.

I’m currently completing an MA in Magic & Occult Sciences, where my research explores how magical practices support meaning-making, resilience, and our capacity to be with life as it is, especially for people who move through the world in divergent, non-linear ways.

  • I don’t approach magic as something that fixes or overrides.
    I approach it as something we are in relationship and practice with.

    Through Divergent Tarot, I read the cards as a shared inquiry rather than a performance or prediction. Through Glimmer Hunting, I support people in noticing the sparks, sensations, and moments of clarity that help integrate experience and return to themselves.

  • What Is Glimmer Hunting?

    Glimmer Hunting is my integration practice — a way of tracking the subtle cues that tell us what matters, what’s alive, and what’s ready to be tended.

    A glimmer might be a sensation, an image, a feeling, a memory, or a quiet shift that brings something into focus. Over time, learning to notice glimmers builds capacity, resilience, and trust in one’s own way of knowing.

    Glimmer Hunting is woven into everything I offer — tarot readings, workshops, writing, and community spaces.

  • My practice is shaped by lived experience, ongoing study, and lineage — both ancestral and chosen.

    I use the word witch intentionally, to honour a maternal lineage of quiet, everyday magic and healing practices that were historically hidden for safety. I am careful not to draw from closed traditions or cultures that are not mine, and I hold cultural boundaries with care.

My work is rooted in:

  • trauma-informed practice

  • compassion-centered presence

  • neurodivergent awareness

  • relational ethics

  • wonderment as method

School of Reverence

School of Reverence is the home of Divergent Tarot and Glimmer Hunting, alongside workshops, learning pathways, and writing that explore magic as a way of engaging life more fully.

It is a space for the weird, the wild, and the wondrous — and for anyone who wants to meet themselves with honesty, courage, and care.