"None of the dead come back. But some stay".
-St. John the Divine
Natasha Helvin
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Available March 2027
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BIO
Natasha Helvin is an author, spiritualist, hereditary witch, and initiated priestess in the Haitian Vodou tradition. She is a dedicated researcher of traditional religions, ancestral practices, and consciousness studies, with a lifelong devotion to understanding how spiritual forces, the dead, and the living intersect. Deeply rooted in folklore and ancestral knowledge, her work bridges lived tradition with disciplined inquiry into the unseen.
Natasha works within spiritual systems that engage the dead, ancestral spirits, spirit mediation, and the afterlife.
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Her practice focuses on helping individuals navigate grief, unresolved bonds with the dead, and spiritual disturbances that impact psychological and emotional well-being. Over the years, she has traveled extensively, assisting people in making sense of spiritual experiences, ancestral encounters, and unexplained phenomena. Her work has included spiritual clearings of homes affected by residual or intrusive energies, carried out using traditional, lineage-based methods.
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A central focus of Natasha’s research lies in the unified study of mental health, consciousness, and spiritual experience. Drawing on contemporary research in neuroscience, trauma, near-death experiences, and altered states of consciousness, she examines how phenomena such as possession, ancestral contact, and non-ordinary perception interact with the human psyche. Her work reflects a growing recognition, now evident in scientific inquiry, that spirituality and consciousness research are inseparable, offering a coherent framework for understanding healing, resilience, and self-knowledge.
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Natasha was born and raised in the former Soviet state, growing up in a secluded rural village surrounded by dense forests and vast rivers. Immersed in nature from an early age, she inherited her foundational knowledge of energy work, natural healing, and spiritual practice through her maternal lineage. From childhood, she witnessed her mother and grandmother apply ancestral methods, working with energy, plants, and traditional remedies, to support neighbors, family members, and those in need. These early experiences shaped her understanding of spirituality as something lived, practical, and inseparable from daily life.​​
Natasha rejects the concepts of karma, dogma, and divine judgment as constructs of monotheistic religious systems, which Witchcraft is not. In her view, such frameworks were historically shaped to regulate behavior through fear, moral obligation, and external authority rather than direct understanding of natural law. Witchcraft, by contrast, is not a religion but a worldview grounded in the universal laws of Nature. It is a system of knowledge centered on action, responsibility, and conscious engagement with natural forces, rather than submission or passive belief. Within this framework, spirituality is practical and experiential, emphasizing cause, consequence, and the individual’s capacity to work knowingly within the natural order.
Society and organized religion, in Natasha’s view, have shaped moral frameworks that often distance people from direct engagement with the mystery of life. Within Witchcraft, there is no worship, only relationship, with nature, the universe, and ancestral forces. Her work is grounded in ancient knowledge applied through lived practice, where responsibility, free will, and conscious action replace external moral judgment.
Natasha’s lifelong vocation is the preservation and transmission of practical, time-tested spiritual knowledge. Through disciplined practice and hands-on application of conjuring and witchcraft, she offers an alternative path rooted in self-knowledge, ancestral awareness, and personal sovereignty.
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Natasha believes in your ability to change the world by starting from within yourself. She believes you can bring peace by first learning to love and appreciate yourself and your ancestors. That rules are not arbitrary but made by you in accordance with your own beliefs. She adheres to the wisdom of her own voice because she knows the greatest gift in the universe is free will, ultimate and omnipotent, bound only by love and ameliorated by the practice of magic.
Private work related to these themes is conducted by request here
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