Basic Witches by Jaya Saxena is a bold and playful guide that redefines the meaning of modern-day witchcraft for readers everywhere. This is not your typical spell book. Instead, it’s an empowering manifesto for anyone who wants to harness personal power, boost confidence, and live authentically. Through a mix of witty guidance, inclusive rituals, and down-to-earth advice, Basic Witches taps into the universal desire for self-improvement, making it accessible for both novices and seasoned practitioners alike.

Saxena explores witchcraft not as a mystical or superstitious pursuit, but as a pathway to embracing one’s own power. By breaking down stereotypes and demystifying modern magic, she reveals the true purpose of witchcraft: self-care, resilience, and self-awareness.

Inside Basic Witches, you'll find:

• Practical Spells for Everyday Challenges: From banishing bad vibes to boosting creativity, each spell is tailored to address real-life situations with a touch of humor.
• Rituals for Self-Care and Personal Growth: Thoughtfully crafted to cultivate self-love, enhance mindfulness, and inspire courage.
• Guidance on Building Your Own Coven: Tips on creating strong bonds with friends who support you in growth and empowerment.
• A Celebration of Feminine Empowerment: Encouraging women to reject societal pressures and embrace their unique identity.
• Playful, Inclusive Approach: Embracing a diverse audience, regardless of background, to explore spirituality and empowerment.

Basic Witches is as much a journey into self-discovery as it is a how-to manual for navigating life’s twists and turns with confidence. It’s perfect for anyone looking to live authentically, form lasting bonds, and reclaim their own personal power. Both insightful and delightfully irreverent, Jaya Saxena’s book is a refreshing take on what it truly means to be a “witch” today.

Jaya Saxena is an acclaimed writer known for her incisive and witty voice in exploring themes of empowerment, identity, and modern-day spirituality. With a background in journalism and cultural criticism, Saxena has become a trusted voice for those who seek guidance on contemporary self-care and personal growth. Her work spans a variety of genres, with writings published in The New York Times, The New Yorker, and Elle, where she has contributed insightful essays and commentaries on topics that resonate deeply with today's readers.

As co-author of Basic Witches, Saxena combines a fresh perspective on witchcraft with an accessible approach to personal empowerment. She reframes witchcraft not as a mystic pursuit but as a powerful tool for self-exploration and resilience. Her writing is both thoughtful and humorous, blending time-tested principles with modern, down-to-earth advice that helps readers overcome everyday challenges while celebrating their unique identities.

With a sharp focus on inclusivity, Saxena’s work invites people of all backgrounds to find strength and joy in self-expression, mindfulness, and community. She has also authored other titles exploring social and cultural trends, further establishing her as an influential voice in literature on contemporary personal development.

Jaya Saxena lives in New York City, where she continues to write and inspire readers around the world. Her passion for empowering others shines through her work, making her a beloved figure among those who seek to live fully, authentically, and confidently.