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A global coven for Biker Witches seeking 

Motherline Magic

HONORING
THE MAGIC OF THE RIDE

Within each of us is a culmination of stories.


We are the living, breathing legacy of centuries of ancestors.


We carry entire lifetimes of joy, trauma, hardship, and enduring love.

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The story that connects us all is that of the Motherline

The motherline is the biological and spiritual cord that tethers us to our maternal lineage, connecting us to generations of brilliant, brave, and bold women who paved the way for
who we are today.

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My work is deeply informed by my connection to my own motherline through my mom, Lorrie Lynn - a Biker Witch.

Each motherline story is unique,
yet one shared truth binds us all:

We carry magic within us,
and we access this magic through the motherline

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If we choose to follow the motherline, we embark on a winding journey back through time to the most ancient source of power that Biker Witches encounter again and again at their altars and on two wheels.


I call this source the Great Mother.
She is Earth. She is Life. She is Nature.
She is all of us.


The Great Mother is our collective Mother. From Her, our motherline descends, carrying magic from one generation to the next until it reaches us.


Though this lineage is always present, most of us never truly inherit it in its entirety. We receive it in fragments, as half-truths and disembodied pieces of ourselves that never quite feel whole.



For centuries, patriarchy has harmed our matrilineal ancestors, creating generational wounds that have severed us from our bodies, our intuition, and the power that is our birthright.


When we bring together the worlds of motorcycling and witchcraft, we discover a map that guides us along a path of reclamation, carrying us on a journey that repairs, restores, and reignites our lineage magic.


With every mile, we move more fully into a life of belonging within the Great Mother. We become the daughters who heal our motherline, reconnecting with the wisdom of those who came before us and blazing our own path beyond patriarchy.

"This coven is a circle of women moving like a spell in motion. We're riding, rising, and reclaiming our freedom together." - sofia

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the biker witch path of reclamation

initiation

Remembrance

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The Biker Witch path re-members the Old Ways of magic.

Motorcycling and witchcraft together form a single vehicle, carrying us back into our instinctual connection with the world. They help us remember ourselves in kinship with the land, with our ancestors, and with all beings, seen and unseen.

This path is a return to a way of life in which healing and restoration are rooted within us, where belonging grows from knowing our lineage, honoring the Earth, and understanding our place as part of it.

A return to where our power is whole, unbroken by systems that seek to sever us from it, and where we can fully live, love, and create in harmony with ourselves, our communities, and the world around us.


The Biker Witch path opens a conversation with life itself. It's open to anyone from any walk of life, and it was created with the intention of sparking the curiosity, inspiration, and courage required to remember ourselves as descendants of the Great Mother and as keepers of our ancestral wisdom and stories.

When we venture down this path, we make many discoveries along the way

We find we are able to push back against societal scripts and expectations that have been imposed upon us for generations.

We find we are able to trust life to hold us as we are.

We find we are able to explore right relationship with all beings, seen and unseen.

We find we are able to root into our truth in the face of life transitions.

We find we are able to shape our riding experiences to honor the many moons and seasons of our life.


We find that as we come to understand our own story, we gain insight into how the past informs the present and the chance to choose how we want to move forward.

We find the power to dismantle systems that harm and rebuild what honors the sacred.


Ultimately, we find our way back to ourselves and to each other.

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Intentional offerings for all biker witches

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Six-week virtual initiatory journey into the Biker Witch path

Immersive Experiences in New Orleans and Beyond

Tools and Adornments for Biker Witches

"I found this coven at a time in my life when I felt a longing to connect two essential parts of who I am, both biker and witch. Witnessing Rhiannon build her chopper, Diosa, was the first magical ride that showed me I wasn't alone in wanting these worlds to intertwine. Realizing that performing rituals for your bike, even while riding, isn't madness but something shared by sisters across the world, each in their own way, made it even more powerful. This coven is a circle of women moving like a spell in motion. We're riding, rising, and reclaiming our freedom together."

Sofia, Costa Rica

The Motherline Magic Moto Coven acknowledges that the city of New Orleans exists today as a colonial project, settled upon an Indigenous trade hub on the Mississippi River known for thousands of years as Bulbancha, a Choctaw term meaning “place of many tongues." Bulbancha is the ancestral homelands of the Atakapa, Caddo, Chitimacha, Choctaw, Houma, Natchez, and Tunica Nations. Native peoples have lived on this land since time immemorial, and the resilient presence of Indigenous Nations remains an inseparable part of the cultural fabric of this region. As a coven, we recognize that acknowledgment alone is not enough. Land Back is not a slogan but an ongoing responsibility that requires material action in support of Indigenous sovereignty. A portion of the profits from every copy of Wheels of Witchcraft is donated to Common Ground Relief, which, through the Grand Bayou Indian Village program, supports the Atakapa-Ishak/Chawasha tribal community in restoring their marshlands and preserving their cultural heritage through native grass plantings and climate resilience efforts.  Our presence on this land carries responsibility. This is one way we seek to honor that relationship with integrity.

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