An Introduction to Ancient Greek Magic and Sorceresses

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Can you think of other sorceresses from world mythology?

[@riverdoesrandom9060]

You've taught me more in 9 minutes than my history teacher taught me in a year 😂 Thank you so much for this video i really enjoyed it!

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Thanks! We're so glad to hear that. 🙂

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I’m so excited to see a fellow Aussie! ❤😊

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Welcome! Thanks for watching! 🙂

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Hail Hekate! Hail Circe! Hail Medeia! Hail Pasiphaë!

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[@lelospaschal9544]

you could make a research for the witches of thessalia ... they were known for their skills to contact the other side. Also you could check the lymnos island and samothraki for their rituals and their "energies". Also interesting is the Greek department of Thrace where some traditions are all the way back to ancient Greece and they look like African once as well. If you want information about the modern magic, not wicca, is more difficult to find good information but Balkans in general can be a great source of information since the western world learned Magic from Balkans and African mostly...

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Very interesting. Thanks for watching!

[@cloie11ify]

Wonderfully done! Thank you very much!

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Thank you for the kind words. 🙂

[@Tekmirion]

Bravo Kelly!

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Thanks!

[@TheWitchyHomestead]

I wish Hellenism would've been referenced here as a valid up coming revitalizing form of spiritualism.

[@Davlavi]

Keep up the great work.

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Thank you!

[@TravisLee33]

Very nice video. Thank you for uploading

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You're very welcome, Travis. 🙂

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Thanks 👍👍 very nice

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Thank you...there are still practitioners today 👁

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Thanks dear ❤️❤️

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You're very welcome, Raju. 🙂

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[@nana-wj9gn]

What about hecate?

[@myselfsiddharth9975]

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Thanks! 🙂

[@myselfsiddharth9975]

can you explain about modern Indian history in upcoming videos ? Cause it may helpful for studies too

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Hi! At the moment, we haven't covered modern Indian history on our site. Once we do, we'll eventually make videos. 🙂

[@timdacey4520]

I cam teach you about Serket

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[@osw330904]

Here for Kelly 🤤 she can teach me anything

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Well, we hope you're learning a lot about history then. 😄

[@katerichka1]

Did you know that Greek magic is based on Thracian culture and magic? Yes, nobody knows, but that's the idea. Make sure you know the original sources.

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[@lelospaschal9544]

she should start looking to this one indeed and is also interesting the fact that Thrace has a unique magic tradition because during Alexander the Great's first years (who by the way is Greek and consived in the Greek island Samothraki by his high pristess mother) Thracians were in contact with some original celts (before their genocide by Romans) . This interaction brought a new chapter to thracian magic which was before that time more heavy (sice thracians were the red hair children of Ares). This new chapter was a combo of necro-element magic and that is why even today peple up there have strong links to the other side and traditions related to the deads

[@dayofthejackyl]

@@lelospaschal9544what a fascinating comment. Are there any videos or channels that go more into this topic?