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These everyday women spill why they identify as witches, what that entails, and what their witchcraft means to them. Still haven’t subscribed to Teen Vogue on YouTube? ►► 🤍 CONNECT WITH TEEN VOGUE Web: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Google+: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Pinterest: 🤍 Tumblr: 🤍 The Scene: 🤍 Want even more? Subscribe to The Scene: 🤍 ABOUT TEEN VOGUE Fashion, beauty tips, celebrity style, pop culture, videos, and more—everything you need to be ahead of the trends. Fashion starts here. Why I Decided to Become a Witch | Teen Vogue Cinematographer: Cailin Yatsko B Cam: Kelly Teacher Sound: Jared Arnold Hair & Makeup: Jason Murillo using Kevin Murphy and Dior
For many members of the Willow Dragonstone Community, finding their way to this progressive pagan spiritual path was like a homecoming, as we hear in the first episode of "Exploring Paganism." Among those who share their personal stories is Lydia Crabtree, author and advocate, and president of the coven based in suburban Atlanta. Purchase this program and many others here: 🤍 *
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Full Playlist: 🤍 - - Watch more How to Understand Wicca videos: 🤍 Hi, my name is Phyllis Curott and I'm a Wiccan priestess. I am a Wiccan priestess in the ara tradition. That's A-R-A. There are quite a number of Wiccan traditions now. They've developed over the course of the last 50 years. Most of them in the last 30 years. Personally I think you have to have been practicing for at least 20 years before you can call it a tradition. Although lots of people will read a book and practice for a couple of years and are very sincere when they call what they do a tradition. The Wiccan traditions that are have been practiced for a long time and that are fairly well known in addition to the gardenarian tradition which is the British tradition, and the Alexandrian, there's fairy Wicca which comes mostly from Victor Anderson on the west coast. The reclaiming tradition which is Star Hawk, who studied with Victor Anderson, which is a kind of Wiccan tradition. There's Celtic Wicca. There's the tradition of Ara, which I practice. Which is a Shamanic Wiccan tradition. It integrates core Shamanic practices. There are, I hesitate to start naming names because I'm going to give people out. Silver Ravenwolf has a Wiccan tradition. The Black Forest tradition. There are a lots of them now. And when you go looking for a teacher, what you want to do is find out how long they've been practicing. Who they learned from. The experience of people who are studying with them. And it's okay to sample. It didn't used to be. You were supposed to make a commitment and work with a group for a year and a day. I think these days nobody wants people to be sort of super market shopping, but you need to know what's out there because different paths talk to different people. Some are more formal. Some are more Native American. They have more of a Native American influence. Other's are more Shamanic. Core Shamanic which is universal Shamanic techniques. So you want to find the path that works for you. Someone more political reclaiming is very feminist. Although I'm also feminist, but reclaiming is very feminist and very political. So it's like shopping for a home. It's an extension of who you are. It's your path to really discovering the best parts of yourself. So it has to fit. It has to feel comfortable. It has to feel right. It's not like the patriarchal religions that proceeded it. That say that they have the one true path, the only path. We understand that there are as many paths as there are expressions of the sacred in the world. A forest is made up of, to be healthy, a forest is made up of many kinds of trees. So you have to find the one that's right for you. The one that gives you joy. Insight that challenges you. And that draws together a community of people with whom you have a feeling of kinship where you walk into a room and you feel like you know that feeling like you've met them before. It's a basis for trust. You need to trust the people that you're working with. So you want to know that they're experienced. You want to know that they've practiced for a long time. Humor, humility, tolerance, openness, generosity, compassion, and a sense of wonder. Those are the most important things. Those are the most important things. You find that and you find the folks that you're meant to work with. And it's perfectly fine to work alone. These days obviously, you know. The internet. It's all over. It's everywhere. You look until you find the thing that fits you.
DAYTON When our kids dress up as witches for Halloween they probably won't look anything like the the real-life witches who live here in the Miami Valley. Susan Bergeron and Tina Porter are housewives and modern day witches, or Wicca. "I'm a witch," Dayton's Bergeron explains. "For me, I practice magic." Wicca, a subset of paganism, is a religion that pays respect to the elements and various gods. "Basically, living my life, keeping in tune with the earth and everything," Porter said Wednesday. Susan says she's had gifts from an early age. "I do active magic works, which lately had been focused on healing," Bergeron explained. "Ive always been able to see some of the stuff that other people who don't. You know, the 5 and 6 year olds who see fairies? Right here." These Wicca take popular images lightly, even appreciating some. "They're historical. Some of these images just got brought through with time," Porter added. Like cauldrons, which are an active part of practicing magic and casting spells the good kind of spells. "I did a spell for money for college. I landed a scholarship!" Porter said with a smile. Wicca opposes the use of negative, harmful magic and discourages people from hurting others. "It's bit me a couple times while learning and I'm very careful since then. Whatever you send out comes back three times," Bergeron added. These Wicca say they always ask permission to cast a spell if it involves someone else. And rhyming really is a thing! While it's not necessary, it is believed to intensify a spell.
Witchcraft is a journey, it's something that we all find in our own very personal and unique ways but this doesn't mean it isn't a bit complicated in the beginning so I'm try my best to help those of you that are a bit confused in whatever ways I can starting agin here with this video. Part Two: 🤍 ► MY SOCIAL MEDIA AND OTHER LINKS • My Other Channel: 🤍 • Instagram: 🤍 • Art Instagram: 🤍 • Patreon: 🤍 • Equipment: 🤍 ► MUSIC all music from 🤍 Impressions of You - Gavin Luke Adapted by Dark - Hampus Naeselius Somewhere In Between - August Wilhelmsson Secrets of the Earth - Lama House One Way Ticket - Yi Nantiro Keep Asking Me - Francis Wells Still Life - Hushed ►FAQ •My name is Annabel Margaret though most people just call me Annie •I am currently living in Washington •I am fully self employed as an artist and videographer
Cindy is a Wiccan who practices magic and casts spells as part of her religious expression. Hear how she came to this religion and how it is a part of her everyday life! Meet all the Real Moms of CafeMom here! 🤍 The CafeMom community is full of really interesting moms! In this series, we profile CafeMom regulars with extraordinary stories, interests and characteristics. We put faces to the screen names, and show you the real women behind the avatars. CafeMom Studios is Motherhood as we see it. We feature authentic voices, compelling stories, and topics moms care about. Subscribe now to CafeMom Studios so you never miss an episode! 🤍
Britain’s Wicca Man tells the extraordinary story of Britain's fastest growing religious group - Wicca - and of its creator, an eccentric Englishman called Gerald Gardner. Historian and leading expert in Pagan studies, Professor Ronald Hutton, explores the unlikely origins of modern pagan witchcraft and experiences first hand its growing influence throughout Britain today. Gardner’s story and the story of Wicca itself is a bizarre one. The film tells of a peculiar man who saw that the world was ready for a new religion based on magic, sex, nature and ritual - and gave it to us. Documentary first broadcast in 2011. It's like Netflix for history... Sign up to History Hit, the world's best history documentary service, at a huge discount using the code 'TIMELINE' -ᐳ 🤍 You can find more from us on: 🤍 🤍 This channel is part of the History Hit Network. Any queries, please contact owned-enquiries🤍littledotstudios.com
First broadcast: 29 Aug 2013. Episode 7/12 Artist Lachlan Goudie presents a highly personal documentary, inspired by his father, in which he investigates why witches have cast such a powerful spell over generations of artists.
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Full Playlist: 🤍 - - Watch more How to Understand Wicca videos: 🤍 Wiccans cast spells very carefully if they're know what they're doing. They use the power of the divine. They work guided by it. I always suggest that people do a little divination before they undertake spellcasting, that they ask if it's appropriate to cast the spell, and that they ask for guidance in casting the spell so that they get information. The symbols that come up will help you to determine which element you want to work with, whether you want to work with air or fire or water or earth or a combination of them. And if you're given advice not to do it, take the advice. If you're going to go ahead, my recommendation in casting any kind of a spell is while you want to have a specific purpose a goal in mind, and intent, the risk with all spells is that we tap into our unconscious and we do it unconsciously. And there are all kinds of complications dwelling down there. Nothing evil, nothing dire, but complications, the things that we have yet to learn about ourselves. And that is in fact one of the points of a spell not working out or not working out as you intended. It's an opportunity to learn something you needed to learn about yourself. So the safeguard in dealing with these unknown unconscious forces that can influence the outcome of a spell is by using the sacred as your partner. One way is by asking advice, by using divination, by engaging in dialogue with the divine. The other way is an almost foolproof method that I really love, which is to leave a certain space. I always do this when I do any kind of ritual. I never over-script. And when you do a spell, you never over-script. You always leave a space for the divine to express itself in the outcome of the event. So if you need transportation to get to work. I think we were talking about that before. If you need transportation to get to work, you don't ask for a Ferrari. You ask for transportation. If you need a new apartment, you don't ask for the penthouse on Park Avenue. You ask for a new home. You trust the universe to help you in finding the thing that's right for you at the time that you cast the spell. And the spell is not a pleading with a divinity that is greater than you and looking down on you because you're weak and helpless. In fact, it's a partnership. So you must go to the indwelling divinity, the well of your own gifts. And bring that out creatively. That's what a spell is. It is this work of art. You can go to a book and copy a spell and follow it precisely, but we're not dealing with a mechanical universe. You're living within a living, conscious, sacred universe. And so you need to approach it as such. And that's the essence of casting a successful spell, that you respect the sacred universe. You invoke it as your partner. You ask for its guidance. You work with its energy, and you trust it to provide the outcome that's best for you. And that's what you ask for in a spell. Whatever the topic of the spell is, you ask for the best outcome. And that's a great way to cast a great spell.
Lady Krystel discusses the nature and meaning of dreams. Part one of two. Explore Paganworld.tv
Mandrake isn't an invention from the Harry Potter books. It was used for hundreds of years as a magical root. This and other interesting facts about medicinal herbs, witchcraft and poisonous plants can be gleaned from an exhibition in Schaffhausen. (Raffaella Rossello, swissinfo.ch)
The extraordinary story of one of Britain's fastest-growing religious groups Wicca, and its eccentric creator - an Englishman called Gerald Gardner. The modern pagan witchcraft of Wicca was born in 1930s Britain in a nudist colony in Dorset. Wicca rapidly grew from a small New Forest coven to a worldwide religion in the space of just 70 years. British historian and leading expert in Pagan Studies, Professor Ronald Hutton, explores the unlikely origins of modern pagan witchcraft and experiences first hand its growing influence throughout Britain today. It's like Netflix for history... Sign up to History Hit, the world's best history documentary service and get 50% off using the code 'AbsoluteHistory' 🤍 This channel is part of the History Hit Network. Any queries please contact: owned-enquiries🤍littledotstudios.com
In the hopes of challenging their stereotypical views on witchcraft Matt and Aria join a coven of witches. Credits: 🤍 Welcome to the BuzzFeed Unsolved Network! This channel is your one-stop destination for all things mystery, conspiracy, supernatural, true crime, and everything in between. Subscribe here: 🤍 MERCH: We've got it! SHOP NOW: 🤍 MUSIC Licensed via Audio Network STILLS Accused Of Witchcraft In Colonial Days Bettmann/Getty Images Premiere Of A24's "The Witch" - Red Carpet Emma McIntyre/Getty Images Sheela-na-Gig, Kilpeck, Herefordshire. Heritage Images/Getty Images The Wizard of Oz Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images VIDEO timeline render 3 E allanswart/Getty Images EXTERNAL CREDITS The Green Man on Facebook 🤍 + The Green Man on Instagram 🤍 + The Green Man Store 🤍 + Matt Real 🤍
Do you believe in witches? For the good people of Long Compton, it’s part of a longstanding tradition – one that, as recently as 1875, cost a woman named Ann Tennant her life. From the Series: Mystic Britain: The Rollright Witch 🤍
Subscribe now for more! 🤍 Holly and Phillip are joined by a real-life witch, she teaches us spells to get rid of someone out of your house and how to get someone to call you. Broadcast on 27/09/18 Like, follow and subscribe to This Morning! Website: 🤍 YouTube: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 This Morning - every weekday on ITV from 10:30am. Join Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes as we meet the people behind the stories that matter, chat to the hottest celebs and cook up a storm with your favourite chefs! Dr Zoe and Dr Ranj answer all your health questions, stay stylish with Gok Wan's fabulous fashion, be beautiful with Bryony Blake's top make-up tips, and save money with Martin Lewis. 🤍 🤍
Full Playlist: 🤍 - - Watch more How to Understand Wicca videos: 🤍 Banishing is an old kind of term of art and the idea was to send it away or send someone away. Judicious. You have to be careful with this because frequently this is in the midst of conflict. When there's conflict there's hurt feelings, there's woundedness, there's anger which is protecting you from the hurt feelings and a lot of it can be buried. You think you're coping but you're not. When you start to do banishing I was a witchlet. I was a very young witch and I put a banishing pentagram I talked about it in The Book of Shadows. I kept putting a banishing pentagram on the office door of my then boss who was very difficult to deal with to say the least. He exploded out of his office after three weeks and fired me. I was ready to quit anyway so it was fine, but I learned. I thought I was very calm when I was doing it and in fact I was calm while I was doing it. But, I was also very hurt and tired and exhausted and frustrated and a lot of that emotion had to have been fueling the banishing pentagram be cause he reacted in kind. He responded with a lot of anger himself. So, you want to be careful when you start to move into banishing. It is appropriate, however, in situations of tremendous injustice, cruelty. When you are dealing with a situation of another person who has engaged in harm and delivered harm and they need to be dealt with. And so, banishing or binding, this is the other way of doing it, are two of the common ways in which no harm is inflicted on the other person. You are simply putting up You're digging the moat, putting up the wall and making it impossible for them to reach you. You are sending energy and sending the person away. Bad boyfriends. Bad girlfriends. Show them the door. Change the lock. Don't answer the emails. You have to act in accord. This is the key with all spells, is to act in accord. Your behavior has to be consistent with the desired goal. You don't always need to use spells. Sometimes you can do this in very practical real world simple ways. Say goodbye. Be consistent. Change the lock. But, if you want to do a banishing or you want to do a binding when you're dealing with something more serious, a very simple banishing; you take a little bit of the cayenne pepper, which has this very hot energy so you don't want it to be your energy and we temper it with a little bit of sage which is a purifying herb. You can grow it in your garden or you can get it out of your kitchen cabinet. In this case, I'm just going to grind it right in the palm of my hand, just a little bit. Normally, I'd use a lot more but that's enough. You don't need a lot. I would mix it together. This way I'm going counter-clockwise which is the direction of banishing. It's called [xx]. Wonderful old word. Counter- clockwise. The opposite direction. The direction of [xx]right. I would go outside and I would blow it. Hard. Be gone. One, two, three, done. And then I wash my hands. Then I get on with my life. I don't linger. I don't devote any energy. If you want to banish it, if you want it gone, don't devote any energy to it. Move on to the next thing.
Greetings motherfactors! Right now for your viewing pleasure on this festive season we have a very festive 101 Facts video for your eyes! Okay technically it's not Christmassy and that, but Paganism is heckin' important too! You should absolutely check it out, we know full well here at 101 Towers that you'd absolutely bloomin' love it! Get your fact on with 101 Facts about Paganism! ► Subscribe to 101 Facts Here: 🤍 ► Follow 101 Facts on Twitter: 🤍 ► Follow us on Instagram: 🤍
You won't find these in your local library. For this list, we’ll be looking at grimoires, also known as spellbooks, that contain allegedly authentic instructions on how to perform magical spells and rituals. Our countdown includes The Book of St. Cyprian, The Black Pullet, The Book of Shadows, and more! Do YOU believe in magic? Let us know in the comments! Watch more great magic videos here: Top 10 Craziest Magic Tricks Ever Performed: 🤍 Top 10 Greatest Magicians: 🤍 Top 10 Comic Book Characters Who Use Magic: 🤍 Have Your Idea Become A Video! 🤍 Subscribe for more great content! 🤍 Visit WatchMojo Club for Great Deals! 🤍 Your trusted authority for Top 10 lists, reviews, tips and tricks, biographies, origins, and entertainment news on Film, TV, Video Games, Comics, Celeb, Music and Superheroes. #Spellbooks #Magic #Halloween
In England, a coven of witches is gradually accepted into the community. ➡ Subscribe: 🤍 About National Geographic: National Geographic is the world's premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, and filmmakers, Nat Geo gets you closer to the stories that matter and past the edge of what's possible. Get More National Geographic: Official Site: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Wicca | National Geographic 🤍 National Geographic 🤍
This week Rev. Don interviews Dr. Raymond Buckland, author of countless books on Wicca and Metaphysics, at the Universal Light Expo in Columbus, Ohio. Dr. Buckland discusses his passion for writing, changes he has seen in the Wiccan community over the years, and the use of the word "Wicca" and Gerald Gardner's attitude towards its use.
Wiccan discussion show with Rev. Krystel High-Correll and Rev. Don Lewis-Highcorrell. Today's topic: New Year's around the world
In Part 2 of this weeks episode Rev. Don interviews Holly Allender, author of "Living Yoga" and the soon to be published "Holly's Reflexive Yoga".
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Illiana Soltani was searching for meaning in her life. Her search led her to the occult. She got so deep into the occult that she earned the title 'little witch.' For years she practiced witchcraft until one day she looked in the mirror and saw something disturbing. It sent her running for help and into the arms of Jesus. Here is her inspiring story. Download the free CBN News App: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE to the CBN News Channel for more: 🤍 What's coming up next? Have a look at our program guide: 🤍 CBN features 24-hour TV news from a Christian perspective. The CBN News Channel provides independent news programming to an underserved audience to enlighten, entertain and inspire Christians around the world. Comments below do not necessarily reflect the views of CBN. Share this live feed with your friends and family: 🤍 Like us on Facebook: 🤍 Like us on Twitter: 🤍 Follow us on Instagram: 🤍 Contact News Editors: 🤍 Questions about other CBN programs: 🤍 Questions about supporting CBN? 🤍 (and) 🤍 Questions about Helping the Home Front? Call: 757-226-2333 🤍 #breakingnews #politicalnews #christiannews #christian #christianity #church #breakingnews #cbnnews
Subscribe now for more! 🤍 By day, 55-year-old mother-of-five Charlotte Clark works as a barmaid, but by night she transforms into ‘The Lady of Light’ - the leader of a Kent based coven of witches. When dusk falls, Charlotte swaps her pint glass for a broomstick and joins her circle of 25 witches to cast spells and perform rituals from Eastchurch on Kent’s Isle of Sheppey. From bringing people wealth to inspiring love, Charlotte claims her spells really do work - but do they have the power to send Holly back to This Morning? Charlotte joins us today, alongside 5 of her most powerful witches, as they invite Phillip and Holly to join them around their cauldron and cast spells to bring them good fortune. Broadcast on: 31/10/19 Like, follow and subscribe to This Morning! Website: 🤍 YouTube: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 This Morning - every weekday on ITV and STV from 10:30am. Join Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes as we meet the people behind the stories that matter, chat to the hottest celebs and cook up a storm with your favourite chefs! Dr Zoe and Dr Ranj answer all your health questions, stay stylish with Gok Wan's fabulous fashion, be beautiful with Bryony Blake's top make-up tips, and save money with Martin Lewis. 🤍 🤍 #thismorning #phillipandholly #eamonnandruth
In Romania, the homeland of Dracula and superstition, witches were pretty much spared from the medieval witch-hunts that plagued most of Europe and killed 100,000 women. In fact, witchcraft here is not only alive; it’s thriving, and it’s even feared by politicians. There are hundreds of witches in the country, and they make and break marriages, cure diseases, cast or release people from good and evil spells, and predict the future. Supposedly, one in ten Romanians visits a witch. WATCH NEXT: An Arranged Marriage Ceremony with Romania's Teen Witches: 🤍 Subscribe here: 🤍 Come find us: Broadly | 🤍 Facebook | 🤍 Twitter | 🤍 Tumblr | 🤍 Instagram | 🤍 Pinterest | 🤍 Newsletter | 🤍 More videos from the VICE network | 🤍
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By the age of eleven Marisa had become a committed Wiccan White Witch. Over the next ten years her life spiralled downwards until Jesus changed everything. Since then she has moved from ‘magic’ to ‘missionary’, now serving pagan communities and incarcerated women in South America. Streamed live on Saturday 05 June 2021. Listen to Marisa speaks in conversation with Tony Brown, followed by a short concluding message by Roger Carswell. Subscribe to the channel now to receive notifications. An Association of Evangelists (UK) production.
#typesofwitches #witchbasics #whatwitchareyou Today we are looking into how to know what type of witch you are. And of course, if it is in the first place necessary to discover your type of witch and label your witchcraft. In this video, I will be discussing the most common types of witches, split into descriptions of beliefs, practice, and niche. I would love to hear what type of witch you are or if you just practice without subscribing to a certain subcategory :) The beautiful witch aesthetics artwork is by the talented 🤍 Get her art here: 🤍 Find your witch type with this video. What types of witches are there? 00:00 Intro 01:21 Pros of choosing a witch label 01:44 Cons of labeling your witchcraft 03:00 Eclectic witch 03:40 What type of witch am I? 03:57 Wiccan Witch (& other religious witches) 04:12 Secular Witch 04:40 Pagan Witch 05:12 Coven vs Solitary Witch 05:44 Self-taught vs Hereditary Witch 06:58 How to know what witch YOU are? 09:00 Green Witch 09:59 Kitchen Witch 10:30 Cottage Witch / Hearth Witch 11:24 Hedge Witch 11:57 Cosmic Witch 11:39 Lunar Witch 13:12 Elemental Witch 14:23 Urban Witch 15:13 Art Witch 16:18 Tech Witch 17:22 Crystal Witch 🧙♀️My favorite WITCHY THINGS & equipment: 🤍 📷 Join me on Instagram: 🤍 💕 If you would like to receive more content or interact with me on a more personal level, feel invited to have a look at my Patreon account: 🤍 ☕ If you'd like to support this channel and make it possible for me to create more content for your enjoyment: paypal.me/thewitchescookery 💚 If you'd like to surprise me 'just because': https:🤍 ✉ If you´d like to send me snail mail: Rebekka Laufer 969618318 Packstation 101 92224 Amberg Germany 🎵 Music from 🤍 Might contain affiliate links, meaning that I earn a veeeery small percentage from them. The final product is NOT more expensive for you when buying through the links but you help me being able to keep creating on this channel - Thank you 💕
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This week Lady Krystal shared a simple technique for raising energy
Amid the rise in political activism, young American women have been drawn to witchcraft as a sign of feminism and community building. Salem, Massachusetts, home of the Salem Witch Trials, is ingrained in the mythos of witches and draws many women curious about the movement. Some of these witches come from families that have practiced witchcraft for generations, while others are new to the world of spells. But one thing the witches of Salem all have in common: they see it as a feminist practice. SUBSCRIBE: 🤍 FOLLOW NBC LEFT FIELD: Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 CALL THE FIELD PHONE: ☎️ (315) LF-FIELD VISIT OUR SITE: 🤍 Video Journalist, producer, editor: Haimy Assefa Graphics/Animation: Zachary Gibson Images: Getty, Daniel Gifford ABOUT NBC LEFT FIELD: NBC Left Field is a new internationally-minded video troupe that makes short, creative documentaries and features specially designed for social media and set-top boxes. Our small team of cinematographers, journalists, animators and social media gurus aims to unearth stories and breathe creative life into current headlines. While pushing boundaries at home and abroad, NBC Left Field will also be serving as an experimental hub for NBC News style, treatment and audience engagement.
This week Roving Reporter Ed The Pagan brings us more from Hallowe'en in Salem. In Part 1 Ed interviews Daniel GreenWolf of Strange Magick, and author Christopher Penczak.
In this episode Lady Krystel and guest Rev. Don discuss a technique for daily manifestation
This week Lady Krystel discusses the power of place and the imortance of local spirits.
The Iowa House of Representatives started the day Thursday with a controversial prayer by a Wiccan priestess.
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