About Eva
The Good Witch?
The Wisewoman?
The Sequinned Psychic?
Why so many names? Because one life has contained rather a lot of chapters.
Why so many names? Because one life has contained rather a lot of chapters.
In ancient times, every village had its Wisewoman — someone people turned to for guidance, wisdom, healing and just a touch of magic. These women became pillars of their communities, often misunderstood as witches.
So, is Eva a witch? If she is, she'd say she's a good one. A Wisewoman? Absolutely.
Eva was a curious child with a vivid imagination. By six she was convinced she could fly and experienced what she later understood as out-of-body experiences. An encounter with a Ouija board at Brownie camp opened the door wider.
Life has brought abundance and scarcity, success and failure, grief and reinvention. Growing up, Eva dreamed of running away to the circus. Now she sees life itself as the grand circus — and she has become rather fond of being its ringmaster.
Every chapter has given her something to pass on.
The Wise Woman is the Crone, the Medicine Woman, the Keeper of the Mysteries: a figure of intuition, insight, vision and imagination.
For Eva, the idea means bringing experience, compassion and connection to the natural and symbolic worlds into practical service. It means helping people navigate change, trust their own intuition and meet life's mysteries with more courage and openness.
The role is not about pretending to possess every answer. It is about knowing how to sit beside a question long enough for something useful to emerge.