Kristi Hall has spent decades studying and practicing diverse forms of spirituality and polytheism. Her path began unexpectedly — through biofeedback therapy for anxiety in her early twenties, which opened the door to guided meditation and, eventually, to a widening exploration of spiritual traditions. Over the years, that exploration has moved through many forms of belief and practice, each shaping the theological voice that emerges in her writing.

 

Through Inner Planes Alchemy, Kristi publishes theology written from inside lived practice — for experienced practitioners and seekers who refuse to choose between devotion and intellect. Her work occupies a space that has long been missing from the Pagan theological landscape: writing that honors the practitioner's inner life while meeting the standards of serious inquiry. She is not a priest, a therapist, or an academic. She is a practitioner who writes.

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Her published works include Imbolc: A Theology of Winter and the Making of Spring, the first volume in the Wheel of the Year theology series, and The Timing Wound: Sacred Return and the End of Perpetual Offering, which reframes chronic burnout through the God's fourfold arc of Becoming, Authority, Offering, and Return. She is also the creator of the Audio Alchemy Library, a growing collection of audio programs developed through sustained attunement with stone, plant, and planetary currents.

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Kristi is currently at work on the next volumes in the Wheel of the Year series and a forthcoming book on lunar theology.