Working with Ancestral Magic with Mirah

I was separated from my African biological roots as a child and spent the majority of my life working on identity struggles. My magical roots are just as diverse as my ancestral roots. My mother's lineage came to America via Ireland, through Canada where her grandfather married a woman from the Swan-creek and Black-river tribes of the Chippewa nation. Challenges (what I now recognize as a generational curse/burden) in my mother's parents' life resulted in my mother and all her siblings separated and adopted by other families. This pattern was repeated when my mother's adoptive family rejected her marriage to my black father and their subsequent divorce left me very isolated from my heritage and identity. It wasn't until recently did we finally officially reconnect with our roots. I have experience practicing ancestral magic both with unknown ancestors and known ancestors. I hope to share some of that wisdom in this class.