Elemental Alchemist Guided Journal

The Universe is speaking. Are you listening? Do you know how to?

This guided journal will teach you how to not only hear the universe, but to connect with it, and to recognize the voices of your ancestors as they guide you to new levels of clarity, insight, and evolution. Get the most out of this experience by using this journal in tandem with the Elemental Alchemist Oracle Deck and Guidebook.

Sisters Nyasha Williams and Grace Banda--with vibrant illustrations by Kimishka Naidoo--present Elemental Alchemist Guided Journal, a beautifully informative and grounded journal to divination by way of decolonization of the mind and spirit. A companion piece to their Elemental Alchemist Oracle Deck and Guidebook, this journal is meant to work as a divination tool to help equip you with ways to channel the elements on your journey to courage, enlightenment, and growth.

If you are ready to slow down, tune in, and get grounded, this intentional journal is for you.


About the Author
Nyasha Williams grew up living intermittently between the United States and South Africa. She received a bachelor's degree from William Jewell College, a Diploma in Culinary Arts & Wine from Prue Leith Chefs Academy, and a master's degree in Curriculum & Instruction with an endorsement in Gifted & Talented. Currently, Nyasha lives in Broomfield, Colorado, with her husband.

Grace Banda grew up in Gauteng, South Africa and currently lives in Colorado as an Au Pair through a cultural exchange program and hopes to expand her passions to the world of publishing. Her interests also include gream food, children's psychology, and herbalism.

Kimishka Naidoo is a South African woman of South Asian decent who was raised to embrace the duality of her identity and celebrate other cultures at a young age. She traveled across the globe living in France, Austria and South Korea, where she was urged to explore and approach every situation with a wide lens and an open heart. She now enjoys creating illustrations that highlight and amplify the appreciation for BIPOC culture and beauty.