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Season of the Witch
There have been a lot of articles coming out (and even a few books) about the recent rise or resurgence of the witch in society as well as popular and social media. Is it a trend? Is it a lifestyle? Is it a culture, religion, practice, skillset, identity, political statement, or something far more nefarious?…
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Review: Waking the Witch by Pam Grossman
Waking the Witch is a delightful review of the Witch archetype as it has moved through media, pop culture, and mainstream media. From our cinema beginnings with the first “Good Witch” in The Wizard of Oz through our present day Witch Revival both socially and in the media, Pam Grossman takes us on a journey…
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Review: Backwoods Witchcraft by Jake Richards
Backwoods Witchcraft was not the book I had expected it to be. I was expecting something much more like a Witchcraft 101 book with a bit of Appalachian Charm thrown in, but this book is SO much better than that! Jake Richards, the author, shares with us an inside view of his familial and community…
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Book Review: Evil Archaeology by Heather Lynn
Evil Archaeology is a fun, archaeological perspective on those more nefarious practices and rites that humans have practiced since the beginning of civilization. The book begins with a discussion of trepanning, one of the earliest surgical processes we ever practiced – the act of drilling or creating a hole in the skull to allow various…
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🧙♀️ Waking the Witch with Pam Grossman 🔮
The Witches interview Pam Grossman, author of “Waking the Witch: Reflections on Women, Magic and Power,” a book about witches in pop culture and throughout modern history. Pam is a writer, curator, and teacher of magical practice and history. She is the host of The Witch Wave podcast (“the Terry Gross of Witches” – Vulture) and the author…
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It’s the End of the World as We Know It… and I Feel Fine (WWT)
Apocalypse Now? Or… The Witches Talk about the earthquakes that rumbled through California and how it got people all worked up about the End of Days. People were sure there would be more earthquakes and there was a chance California would finally fall into the ocean. (I think people get a little too excited about…
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My Life as a Work of Art – Daniel Lismore
I just watched this video by Daniel Lismore – someone who I am horrified to only now be learning about. The artwork, spectacle, and creativity here is immense and awe-inspiring. I am SO SO grateful there are wonderful artists in the world like him – they remind us why we’re here and what we’re doing…
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🔮 Why You Should Always Charge 💰 for Your Services 🔮 (WWT)
The Witches discuss WHY you should be charging for your services – spiritual or OTHERWISE! God given gifts? We talk about that argument. Going to lose your gifts? We talk about that. Karmic issues? It’s in there too. Better for other people (aka your clients)? Also in there! As always, we share our personal experiences…
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🦋 Gregory Ashid Possman Talks Psychic Trance Channeling ✨ Haunted Gettysburg ✨ Atlantis 🦋(WWT)
Gregory began as a Psychic Trance Channel in 1991. He has matriculated through Universal Brotherhood University, Gregory holds both a Master’s and PHD in Spirituality. He is a proud husband, father of three children and Grandfather to seven Grandchildren. He and his wife Sandie, live in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Serving…
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Backwoods Witchcraft: Conjure and Folk Magic from Appalachia 🌳 Author Jake Richards [WWT]
The Witches have a conversation with Jake Richards about his awesome book, Backwoods Witchcraft: Conjure and Folk Magic from Appalachia. He talks about the inspiration behind the book and how his family practices folk magic in their every day lives. Jake Richards Website: Holy Stones and Iron Bones – Appalachia Folk Magic Jake Richards Shop…
