Sierra Jamerson

Sierra Jamerson is a priestess of Hekate, vocalist, drum facilitator, and ritual artist. She brings back the ancient role of the priestess in a modern, accessible way: creating spaces where people gather to heal, grieve, reclaim power, and reconnect to the sacred through voice, rhythm, and earth-based ritual.

Through her project “Temple of Sound,” Sierra offers community ceremonies, rites-of-passage, house blessings, spiritual counsel, personalized ritual, and intuitive healing. Her work blends witchcraft, somatic grounding, myth, and ancestral song into ceremonies that feel both ancient and deeply relevant.

With a degree in developmental psychology (BCYC) and 20 years of vocal performance experience, Sierra’s circles support emotional clarity, nervous-system regulation, and collective empowerment. Her ceremonies are known for being transformative, cathartic, trauma-informed, and liberatory.

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HEX THE PATRIARCHY: A DRUM & VOICE RITUAL FOR DECOMPOSING OPPRESSION

Calling all witches, singers, drummers, healers, wise women, and those hungry for liberation: this is the coven you've been searching for.

HEX THE PATRIARCHY is a ritual uprising, a collective spell to dismantle systems of oppression (patriarchy, racism, colonial harm, environmental destruction, misogyny, queerphobia, shame) and return them to Mother Earth for decomposition.

Through drumming, communal chant, and intuitive song, we enter a collective spell-state where we can name what harms us, release what we carry, and transmute our burdens into fertile spiritual soil. Together, we plant the seed of a better future.

We invoke Hekate, Guardian Goddess of the Crossroads, Mother of Witches, Protector of Women, Children, Queer Folk, and all who have survived oppression. Her power guides us as we chant:

Fall. Rot. Seed. Rise.

Bring your drum, rattle, shaker, tambourine, wind instrument, chimes, or ANY handheld percussion—
and most importantly your voice, ready to sing. Everyone can participate.

Participants can also bring a small biodegradable offering (a flower, leaf, bones, small stone, or seed paper with a word on it) representing what they are ready to release. Offerings will be placed on the altar and woven into the spell.

This ceremony is known to cause potent change in the lives of participants.
No empire, systemic harm, or injustice can outrun the Goddess and the laws of nature.
Eventually they all will fall.