According to The Boston Globe, 25 people were killed during the witch trials in Salem. "All 19 who were executed through a hanging died at Proctor's Ledge. Five others died in jail, and one was crushed to death," the paper reports.
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Most people in Medieval times never saw a doctor. They were treated by the local wise-woman who was skilled in the use of herbs, or by the priest, or the barber. Often, the 'wise-woman' delivered babies too, and her skills were highly valued.
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In Proverbs 31 Homemaker, Jami discusses the six characteristics of a wise woman: her character as a wife, her devotion as a homemaker, her generosity as a neighbor, her influence as a teacher, her effectiveness as a mother, and her excellence as a woman.
Wise Woman archetype, or Crone is one of the most valuable you can embrace, when consciously learning and progressing through the personal myths of your life. And she's the well from which you can offer the compassion, wisdom, guidance to help others too.
Witchcraft is the practice of magical skills, spells, and abilities. The term is commonly associated with those who use supernatural means to cause harm to the innocent. In contrast, anthropologists writing about healers in Indigenous communities.
Branches of Crystallomancy: Divination or scrying with a crystal ball or gemstone; Projection of prayers and spells with Silent Influence; Reception of blessings from the Divine and from friends; and Transformative healing and lasting self-empowerment.
div·i·na·tion
noun
the practice of seeking knowledge of the future or the unknown by supernatural means.
Divination is the attempt to gain insight into a question or situation by way of an occultic, standardized process or ritual.