Leza Labrador
Magic and Manifestation Expert
Leza Labrador, also known as The Social Sorceress, is a magic and manifestation expert based in Santa Clarita, CA. In 2021, Leza founded Bohemian Fig, through which she helps people step into their magic and power to fulfill great transformation. She has designed several courses, including Mind Alchemy, Awaken Your Alter Ego, Crafting Your Enchanted Life, and more. Leza offers a variety of ways to work with her, including one-on-one sessions, keynote speeches, retreats, and other events. With her personal journey rooted in Italian folk magic and experience in shadow work, pranic healing, qigong, hypnotherapy, and deep dives into self exploration, Leza is passionate about helping others find their true power and unlock their magic.
Professional Achievements
- Founder of Bohemian Fig, a transformational brand dedicated to helping women reclaim their power, tap into their magic, and live with purpose
- Draws from her background in media, her studies in energy healing, and her ancestral lineage in folk magic to guide women through curated programs, storytelling journals, and community events
Certifications & Organizations
- Completed advanced coursework in Pranic Healing (Master Choa Kok Sui lineage)
- Trained in energy healing, intuitive development, and holistic wellness practices
- Lifelong student of ancestral folk magic, ritual, and nature-based wisdom traditions
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Forum Comments (6)
What are shadow work prompts that work the best?
Although I use shadow work prompts from books like Shadow Work Workbook
, I think it’s better to write down everything that bothers you, instead of following prompts made by someone else. I like to list things that make me feel stressed, angry, fearful, or guilty, then choose one thing and write about it until I feel like I can walk away and breathe.
My masculine archetype is Magician!
Magician could be a masculine archetype, but it depends. I would say a masculine archetype is usually somebody who is more aggressive, more breakthrough, where women are strong, but we're strong in a different way. You always see the approach when a man comes at you, but a woman might take a different route to get there. We're very different, and we balance each other out quite well. They need our softness and we need their strength sometimes.
What does it mean if I keep dreaming about someone?
First of all, just remember that dreams can have many different meanings. In general, I encourage people to look at their dreams and ask themselves, “Okay, does this represent some part of my life?” For your case, think about the different dreams you've had about this person; you might see some kind of repetition there that might reveal a bigger story.
What does it mean when a snake appears in my dream?
I love snake dreams. Some people fear snakes, but I love snakes, and I love how they represent transformation. Snakes represent being grounded to Earth. They shed their skin and they transform into a new life. You shouldn't be scared of snake dreams, because if you have one that just means that you are on the verge of transformation, or something else life changing. Normally, this will be for the better, because when a snake sheds its skin, it then moves into its new skin. You're moving into a new version of your life.
Does Manifestation really work?
I think that manifestation only works as much as you believe it will. I love the law of assumption. The law of assumption means assuming you are going to have something, assuming you are going to be a success. Say you want to manifest a career or manifest a home. I did that with this home after our house burnt down. I sat in silence and I pictured the floors, I pictured the walls, I pictured myself opening up the door, I fell in love with this house. And then my husband found this house online–we bought it before we even saw it, and it was almost identical to the one I was thinking of and imagining. It all comes down to knowing what you want, wanting it so much that it feels real to you.
Also, try to be complete in the way you think about things: see the end results. That's when the magic happens.
