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Stacey Demarco is an internationally respected spiritual practitioner, Metaphysicist and Witch whose passion is to make practical magic accessible to everyone. Her down-to-earth yet scholastic spiritual style and her skill at weaving ancient techniques to solve modern problems, make her popular amongst clients and a regular contributor upon all things New Age across television, radio and other media.
Once described by the Australian mainstream financial press as the ‘Thinking Woman’s Witch,’ she is the author of four internationally successful books: “Witch in the Boardroom” (now in it’s 3rd edition), “Witch in the Bedroom”, “The Coffee Oracle” and “The No Excuses Guide to Soul Mates” (with Jade Sky). She is also the author of a beautiful annual Lunar & Seasonal Diary for the southern hemisphere, a sellout in stores each year. Her first set of Oracle Cards “Gods & Titans”, illustrated by award-winning artist Jimmy Manton was released early 2011, with her second set, “Goddesses & Sirens” out now.
She has also produced the worlds first “Ultimate Spellcraft and Lunar App” for i-phones, a brilliant, practical tool for witches everywhere!
Stacey is a warm, intelligent and entertaining speaker and has appeared multiple times on major television shows such as Sunrise, The Morning Show, Sunday and Mornings with Kerrie-Anne as well as national news programmes. She appears on the hit TV series “THE ONE,” as one of the expert judges. and has been profiled in print media such as New Idea, Woman’s Day, Boss, The Good Weekend, Nature & Health, Cleo, Madison, The Age and Her current workshop schedule encompasses Australia,UK, US and New Zealand.
She is the founder of the worldwide Pagan Prayer Project, is one of the foundation members of the Australian Psychics Association and a committee member of the Pagan Awareness Network. Her website
www.themodernwitch.com is one of the most popular websites in its genre and she is connected to a large and loyal following on Facebook and other social media outlets. Stacey lives on Sydney’s Northern beaches by the sea, with her husband (a doctor) and animal companions. She is an avid adventure traveler, horsewoman, vegetarian, environmental activist and ardent consumer of good icecream.
For more information or bookings please contact:
Richard Martin-RCM Management
Mobile: +61 (0) 400345113
Email : Richard@rcmmanagement.com
I think you can learn a lot about someone through asking them a selection of quick questions. Here are the answers I recently gave a journalist and I think it gives a snapshot of who I am:
My earliest memory is… Being shown my brother shortly after his birth. He had no eyebrows and looked ridiculously big. He was 11 pounds.
At school I… was a geek.
My first relationship was… with a tiny lizard in the backyard.
I feel most inspired… in nature.
I don’t like talking about… being “spiritual”, dude.
My most treasured possession is… my curiosity.
My father always told me… to oil my skin and watch out for Noahs (sharks) when I surf.
I wish I had… learnt how to ride horses as a child. It would have saved me a lot of fear later.
I wish I hadn’t… given up the javelin.
My most humiliating moment was… accidentally dropping a swear word whilst speaking to a large audience. I meant to say “Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt”. I didn’t say Hunt.
My happiest moment was… when I realized I was the leader of my own life.
At home I cook… huge cauldrons of soup.
My last meal would be… unnecessary. I would take a last horse ride instead.
My favourite gadget is… a brulee torch. You can light candles in a gale with one of these beauties.
I’m very bad at… mathematics. I think I’m numerically dyslexic. Really.
When I was a child I wanted to… be Batman.
The book that changed my life is… ”Women who Run with Wolves” by Clarissa Pinkola Estes
It’s not fashionable, but I love… the library.
Friends say I am… a Valkyrie.
The song I’d like played at my funeral is… played by a mariachi band.
My greatest fear is… having regrets.
If only I could… speak many languages.
The hardest thing I’ve ever done was… start my first book and transition out of a well paid but off-purpose corporate life.
The last big belly laugh I had was… at yoga. It was a tough move. Someone farted.
What I don’t find amusing is… fundamentalism of any kind, deliberate ignorance and the belief that humans are the ultimate and therefore can trash every other living thing at will.
I’m always being asked… how did you become a Witch?
Cat or dog? Both. My cats may poison my food and my dogs may pull me in front of a truck if I play favourites.
If I wasn’t me I’d like to be… Indiana Jones.
At the moment I’m listening to: my husband singing in the shower and my cats purring.
My favourite work of art is… the Nike of Somothrace (440BC). See her in Le Louvre in Paris
My worst job was… working for a drunken megalomaniac.
I often wonder… what is the speed of dark?
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