Witches and John E. L. Tenney
Witches are often portrayed as evil, scary, wart-nosed women stirring up evil potions, but in real life, we know better. Witches are good, natural-healers, worshippers of nature and the planet, and are mostly misunderstood. The real history of witches ...
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Witches are often portrayed as evil, scary, wart-nosed women stirring up evil potions, but in real life, we know better. Witches are good, natural-healers, worshippers of nature and the planet, and are mostly misunderstood. The real history of witches is dark and complex. The Web Crawlers interview real life witch John Tenney who talks about his “Witch Holiday” when he died of a heart attack at 18, witchcraft rituals, force fields, tulpas, egregores, and astral projecting into his kitchen. Also, Producer Maria’s mind gets blown over the concept of manifestation.
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