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Witches usually acquired their supernatural powers through a pact with the Devil.
They were able to fly at great distance and cast powerful spells, leading their victims to sickness, if not death.
Witches were helped in their evil purposed by spirits disguised as animals that they called familiars.
In reality, most of the women that were called witch and condemned to death were lonesome elderly women that usually have a secret knowledge of nature, especially herbal lore. Such practices were jealoused and criticized by the Church that turn them into scapegoats and servants of the Devil.
One of the most common attributes of accused witches was their supposed ability to fly great distances. Although most accused witches seem to have confessed to flying only as a result of being tortured, some appear to have actually believed they were flying. The means of transport varied greatly. These means include: On the backs … Read more
A spell is a spoken or written formula which, in the act of magic or divination, is intended to create or change a particular course of events. Their methods vary accordingly from culture to culture, but all spells function on ritual activity. Spells are cast to meet the needs of an individual or a group … Read more
A familiar, or an imp, is an attendant subordinate demon in the form of an animal. Such creatures drew nourishment by suckling from devil’s marks, a witch’s breasts, or insensitive parts on a witch. Familiars behaved in ways that no natural pet was believed to. They ran errands, brought messages, and aided in devil worship. … Read more
One of the more interesting but upsetting aspects of demonology is the recurring theme of humans making a pact with the devil. The myth of Faust is the most well known of these: in exchange for one’s soul, Satan will bestow one with wealth or power for a specified time. According to most superstitions, witches … Read more
Herbs have been a part of magick and spellcrafting from the beginning of time, and with good reason. Herbs by definition are plants that have special properties – usually medicinal or culinary – but they also an essential part of magic. During the witch hunt era, the Church included in its definition of witchcraft anyone … Read more
Knife-milking Knife-milking was sticking a knife into the wall and catching in a bucket the milk that would spout from the end of the handle. The milk is magically coming from someone else cow. If one were to knife-milk too long, blood would start to come out and then cow would die. Magic shot Also … Read more