About Lightweaving
Lightweaving is Beth Macey-Macleod’s personal creative and spiritual practice — a space where art, ritual, nature and soul meet.
Beth is a neurodivergent artist, spiritual guide and facilitator. She has been sharing spiritual offerings for over 18 years, holding spaces for reflection, connection and soul growth. Her spiritual path began with yoga, meditation and sound, and later deepened through training as an Angelic Reiki practitioner and master teacher. Over time, her work with her own guides led her more fully into earth-based practice, honouring the wheel of the year, moon cycles, ritual and circle.
Beth is also clairvoyant, clairaudient, clairsentient and claircognisant. She understands these subtle ways of knowing as deeply connected to her neurodivergence and sensitivity. From an early age, she felt deeply attuned to what was around her, and over time developed grounded practices, boundaries and ways of working that support her to stay present, grounded and discerning. She calls this practice grounded expansion.
Around a decade ago, visual art became another important part of Beth’s path, supporting her own mental health journey and becoming a powerful vehicle for expression, healing and connection to the natural world. Her creative path did not emerge through traditional routes, but through community, mentorship and spaces that welcomed difference. Forest Arts in the New Forest first opened that door in 2017, and over time creativity became not only a form of expression, but a way of deepening awareness of self, spirit and the living world.
Her work is shaped by her path as an artist, spiritual guide, hedge witch (Ovate) and folk herbalist. Lightweaving brings these threads together in grounded, soulful ways, creating spaces that support rest, reflection, release, soul growth and reconnection.
Through Lightweaving, Beth offers sound baths, circles, soul-led 1:1 sessions, intuitive art and seasonal creative practice.
Lightweaving is also the home of Beth’s artwork and seasonal reflections, exploring belonging, regulation, and the natural world through flowers, the seasons, colour, sound, and the subtle threads between inner and outer landscapes.
At the heart of Lightweaving is weaving the magic of the unseen into everyday life, supporting you to remember your natural rhythm, your joy, and your unique gifts
Lightweaving and Neurodivergent Arts CIC
Alongside this, Beth is also the founder of Neurodivergent Arts CIC, a community-facing non-profit that creates accessible creative opportunities to support wellbeing and progression.
This is where Beth’s work as an arts facilitator and teacher sits — including inclusive workshops, neurodivergent-led creative projects, and community arts programmes.
If you are looking for Beth’s community arts facilitation and teaching work, please visit Neurodivergent Arts CIC
