@doloresblank2337
I am a proud crone Wiccan witch and I still continue to learn💜it’s so fascinating to continue to learn history
@MythologicalStories-q1z
This video is an incredible deep dive into the rich history of witchcraft across cultures! The connections between ancient traditions and modern practices are fascinating. Loved the exploration of figures like Hecate, Circe, and the Volva—such powerful influences on mythology and magic. Amazing work!
@JustinAnderson-w3x
❤❤❤ different way of connecting to the universe or the source
@louiehinson598
Forest Witch from USA. Love learning herbs and plants for healing.
@Starrlighteyez
Witch from Scotland here ❤
@user-adoyle123
Hi from a Pagan Irish Witch ❤
@gypsy7818
Proud Pagan here 💫💫 merry meet!! born pagan and raised! 53 years ole no more being silent in fear of being shunned..
@AlexarinaWimbush
Witchcraft with mansaarnault isn’t about shortcuts—it's about deep transformation that manifests in every aspect of your life
@GerrileeBickern
Witchcraft isn’t just spells and potions—it’s energy, and mansaarnault knows how to harness it like no one else
@LonKinzettyt
I never believed in witchcraft until I experienced mansaarnault’s ritual firsthand—life-changing, to say the least
@faithdestinyhopegonzalez5904
Merry meet to all of you here from NYC
@KanyaSwannicktr
I’ve always been curious about witchcraft, but it wasn’t until I worked with mansaarnault that I truly understood its power
@AllynBonfdney
mansaarnault introduced me to witchcraft on a whole new level—his rituals are deep, transformative, and truly work
@GwynhPace
After working with mansaarnault, I see witchcraft in a whole new light—it’s not just magic, it’s deep, sacred work
@GertySpurriargf
The power of witchcraft is real, and mansaarnault showed me how to access it in ways I never imagined
@user-uf6ny5oh2smississippi
I hug trees yall peace be with you and yours 🏔🏔🏔🏔🏔🏔🏔🏔🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🪐🪐🪐🪐🪐🪐🌍🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊✌️
@MythosView
This was such a fascinating dive into ancient witches and their magic! 🧙♀✨ It’s incredible to see how different cultures perceived witches—some as wise healers, others as feared figures of dark power. Do you think the concept of witchcraft has evolved more due to cultural shifts or religious influences? Let’s discuss!
@AxecRafts_cReaTion_Station
I'm non religious,was raised by two Great Parents, I work with esoterikka within alchemical fire,which I use for white magic... because the rule of 3 is definitely a fact..only good majic... anyway with freedom of character development and my Mom and Dad big fans of rock and metal I guess I can be considered a witch in a sense.. I also make my own potpourri and I sometimes burn it during a ritual. Also long ago it was unheard to be female and witch. Males were the only witches long ago... also it was because it wasn't lady like to be able to do the work of witchcraft. Btw I'm a Man. And I'm a heterosexual so you can still say witching isn't a male or female thing but either... peace Out
@elizabethsager6463
Pagan Irish witch from the hills of northern ire..shout out,!
@FionnaAddamsgf