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Pet loss & grief guide working with astrology, herbalism, gentle movement, ritual, and breath to transmute the otherworldly into something tangible šŸ’› Join Still Waters — free pet grief support, every Friday at 9AM EST on Facebook Live.

The night Armin, my darling maincoon cat passed, I asked for a sign.I needed to know he made it. That he was okay. That ...
03/27/2026

The night Armin, my darling maincoon cat passed, I asked for a sign.

I needed to know he made it. That he was okay. That what we had (15 years of a bond I believe crossed multiple lifetimes) didn’t just end. I wanted to know that he made it comfortably to the other realm.

That night, my wife and I were sitting by a fire in our backyard with a close friend. Out of the dark, a barn owl swooped down and landed in the tree above us.

We had never seen an owl on our property before.

I knew. I knew immediately.

He sent me that owl. And since then, he sends me dragonflies. That’s how we communicate across the realms now. My boy who slept above my pillow for 15 years, who I believe I have known across lifetimes, who kept me on this earth more times than I can count.

That kind of love doesn’t end. It changes form.

If you are in the early days of loss and you are listening for a sign, please keep listening. They find a way. They always do.

Still Waters opens April 3rd, every Friday after that, 9AM EST on Facebook. Free, always & forever.

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Tap in if you’re done letting generational curses influence your life. There’s freedom in feeling ALL of you emotions, I...
03/26/2026

Tap in if you’re done letting generational curses influence your life. There’s freedom in feeling ALL of you emotions, I promise šŸ’›āœØšŸ•Æļø

A vulnerable post on my why for centering my work on pet grief. The love I have for Armin is one that vibrates outward i...
03/25/2026

A vulnerable post on my why for centering my work on pet grief. The love I have for Armin is one that vibrates outward into infinity. Because of him, I’m able to help others. I created a framework so you can move through the darkness of pet grief with intention, love, and patience.

Please share your favorite memory you’ve had with an animal companion who’s no longer on this plane. I’ve found so much joy in spreading these stories, and I love hearing them from you.

There’s a certain power that comes with speaking about your darling one that’s crossed over. I remember the first time I said his name, was crying out into the night when he wasn’t there to come to bed with me, it was in between sobs. Eventually, it got easier, and now, it’s something that brings me comfort. I love sharing stories about my boy.

Not grief management. Not a five-step plan. Not ā€œbeing strongā€ or ā€œmoving onā€ or any of the other things we were handed ...
03/21/2026

Not grief management.
Not a five-step plan.
Not ā€œbeing strongā€ or ā€œmoving onā€ or any of the other things we were handed by a world that doesn’t know what to do with love this large.

This is for the ones who loved their animal companion more than some people in their life and are not ashamed of it. For the ones still consumed with the thought of when it might happen. For the ones whose arms reach, in the night, for something that isn’t there anymore.

The patriarchal grief model asks you to contain it. Minimize it. Perform recovery on a timeline.

The spell asks something different.

It asks you to enter it. To let your body be an altar for what you’re carrying. To stop fighting the current and learn, slowly, to float.

Every Friday at 9AM EST, I hold Still Waters on Facebook — a free, one-hour space where we do exactly this. Grief education. Gentle somatic movement. Debrief with astrological insights. A tarot pull to close. And the radical, sacred act of saying their names out loud in a room full of people who understand.

šŸ’§Falling apart is not the opposite of healing.
🌊It is how it begins.

Come as you are. šŸ–¤

Link in bio → join the free Facebook group before April 3rd.

You are allowed to grieve your pet more deeply than you’ve grieved some people.✨Read that again ✨Armin loved me without ...
03/20/2026

You are allowed to grieve your pet more deeply than you’ve grieved some people.

✨Read that again ✨

Armin loved me without conditions. Without moods, without history, without the complicated layers that human love carries.
He showed up.
Every single day.
For 15 years.

When I had no one else, I had him. His life gave my days structure and meaning. Caring for him was my foundation.

The world will not always understand why you are still on the floor over an animal.
Why you can’t just move on.
Why the grief is this large.

I understand. Because the love was this large. Grief is just love with nowhere to go.

You will not be minimized here.

That’s why I’m hosting Still Waters šŸ’§
Every Friday, 9AM EST, free on Facebook
Starting April 3rd 2026

03/20/2026

I don't know if y'all have seen, but I've been getting raw and real over in Pet Grief Support for Intuitives, Empaths, & Spiritual Folks

This is a space where we can talk about our pet grief in a way that makes sense. Where we can process together and within community.

Sometimes, just writing it out and knowing your truth changes everything.

Even if you're not grieving a pet, maybe you know someone who is.
Maybe your close friend just got a life-changing diagnosis for their family dog.
Maybe your neighbor's cat is home on hospice, and you know they're struggling.

Share this page with someone who might need it.

I created this space because I didn't have anywhere to go when I lost my cat last year that felt spiritually aligned -- so I created it.

This is the foundation of the 4-week pet grief & loss immersion I’m creating.Body-based. Ritual-led. Spiritually grounde...
03/16/2026

This is the foundation of the 4-week pet grief & loss immersion I’m creating.

Body-based.
Ritual-led.
Spiritually grounded without being religious.

Built for animal guardians whose nervous systems are exhausted from carrying this alone.

Drop 🌿 below if you want early access.

There’s a 4-week immersion I’m building for exactly this:For animal guardians who are done carrying grief alone.Who are ...
03/11/2026

There’s a 4-week immersion I’m building for exactly this:
For animal guardians who are done carrying grief alone.
Who are ready to name what was lost — all of it.
And build something sacred from what remains.
Drop 🐾 below and I’ll put you on the early access list.

Most people try to grieve the animal.
Nobody talks about what else dies with them.
- The 6am feed that got you out of bed.
- The walk that structured your afternoon.
- The weight at the foot of the bed that told your nervous system it was safe to sleep.

Your pet wasn’t just a companion.
They were the architecture of your day.

And when they died, the day lost its shape.
That’s why you can’t explain why you can’t function.

It’s not weakness.
It’s that your entire routine — your purpose, your rhythm, your reason — is gone.

Grief counselors call this role loss.
But for pet guardians, it’s rarely named.
Because ā€œit was just a pet.ā€

Here’s what I know after years of walking people through this:
The grief doesn’t end when you accept the loss.
It ends — or rather, transforms — when you rebuild who you are without them.

Today my grandfather embarked on a new chapter of his being. He left the physical plane surrounded by so much love, ador...
03/10/2026

Today my grandfather embarked on a new chapter of his being. He left the physical plane surrounded by so much love, adoration, and care just three days after his 95th birthday.

I wasn’t expecting to be in town for this moment, but the universe knew exactly where I needed to be. I’m so incredibly grateful I got to hold his hand so much the last 3 days. My wife and I spoke to him often, reminding him how loved and safe he was. That he had family waiting for him, and to not fear this next chapter. To be by his side in hospice was a gift, truly.

Growing up fascinated with my Greek history sometimes felt isolating in school (especially when I’d be working out of my Greek workbooks catching up on my language homework alone in after-school), but he made sure it was something special. My favorite memories are reading the Greek newspaper out loud to one another at the local Greek diner. He was incredibly smart and gifted, and was always so patient when we’d speak this language together. I’m the only one in two generations to learn how to read, write, and speak it (though nowadays, I’m pretty rusty) šŸ‡¬šŸ‡·

His culture shaped who I am. It gave my life roots when it sometimes felt fleeting. It reminds me that life deserves to be inspiring. Our lives are better when they’re rich with culture, tradition, and yummy food.

He was wildly intelligent and kind. He reminds me that open minds are some of the most structurally sound. He inspires me to never give up.

Se agapó Pop Pop. Until I see you again šŸ’›

I’m here to remind you that you’re a powerful being. Your life doesn’t end during grief, it’s just going through a metap...
03/03/2026

I’m here to remind you that you’re a powerful being.

Your life doesn’t end during grief, it’s just going through a metaporphisis.

You’d be shocked how astrology can not only tell us about your constitution and emotional makeup (and sometimes, even physical), but what’s to come. It gives you an encrypted language of the futurem that you’re able to decode with the tunes of fate and fortune.

Astrology gave me a roadmap at a time where my life was chaos and my identity was lost.

It’s not that everything is written in the stars, but, sometimes we have these unique opportunities to see how things might pan out. We’re able to see glimpses of where the path clears. By choosing the right guide, you’re able to know when the path might get dense, or when the weather is perfect.

I’m a transitional guide that doesn’t just commune with the cosmos, but also intergrates herbal knowlage into the conversation — along with the breath and gentle movement.

Feeling life’s more difficult emotions requires tools, and sometimes more than one. I’m the kind of practioner who believes the more tools we have the better. That grief especially requires a special kind of spirituality, and that doesn’t just mean religion. It’s an inner trust, a conversation with your future self, and the ability to see the seasons of life from a birds eye view.

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