Open University Religion Today - Cassandra Latham Village Witch

[jdr19689]

What a load of cobblers.

[blackblood1011]

what is the thing she uses to create sacred spaced called?

[macrostblack]

@blackblood1011 It's called a Bull Roarer. 

[MollySato]

"Mind your own business" - what a great name on a plant! :o)

I like this video soo much, thank you for sharing it!!!!!!

BB

[macrostblack]

@MollySato it's also known as Baby Tears. your welcome re the upload, I noticed it was no longer on the OU website so upped it here so it wasn't lost. completely :)

[PaganWarrior100]

Cunning-folk never considered themselves witches. Writers started refering to them as ''white witches'' in the early 20th century. Historically witchcraft has only ever been used to describe a specific kind of negative magic which is intended to cause harm and chaos. Cunning-folk were extremely Christian, and often incorporated prayers into their spells and charms. A lot of so-called ''traditional witches'' have been influenced by authentic folk magic and Gerald Gardner's neo-pagan religion.

[ChrisSuperstar]

I love her; she's the real deal, in a world of wanna-be's and McWitches. So sad to hear she's retiring.....

[Beakywitch]

Excellent, love it!

[hynafolbeara]

Oh my I love Cassandra Latham! =3