Spirits and Death Witchcraft with Olivia The Witch of Wonderlust | a graveyard chat

[@JOJO_IN_3D]

Cinematography: 10/10 Discussion: 10/10 Content Creators: 10/10 Love this crossover!

[@mbrezovsky89]

I’m so glad Olivia is going to Mexico I love my cultures celebrations around death.

[@Camille_Lee_Eon]

21:53 Thank you. Now I am going ponder that for a very long while...Never thought of it that way...🤯🤯🤯❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@christopherkelly8925]

Damnnn the duo I did not know i needed ❤❤❤

[@elizabethhauff-wr5jn]

Enjoy listening to both of you. I'm still in the broom closet. I'm also just starting on my path in the last year or so. ❤

[@FallingForFashion]

Absolutely love this!! ❤

[@ArtCroneO]

Ohhhhhh interesting at about 20:00 mark - 🤯 I too will be thinking about this now - very interesting conversation. Thank you for sharing your time together with us

[@EllaHarrison]

Glad you enjoyed it 🤍

[@DevilsReject765]

Very nice post thanks 😊😊😊

[@svealusmagi4165]

Olivia, who is the next witch in Germany you talk to? (the witches cookery ???!)

[@joutavainen2920]

i´m pretty convinced that they didn´t go to the graves in (many) of the pagan cultures (originally). the real question is more whether the ancestor cult was at home or in a nearby wilderness area (probably both). i think it´s because it was separate for the male and female (they were from different families / clans). here the female cult was usually at home (although they had tree shrines further on too) and the male cult either behind the tent or in the forest (the whole living area was divided by gender). it´s the Tree you see, that was the link to the other world! (trees being much older than human build shrines, up north it changes from trees to rocks and mountains) in river cultures here the ancestor shrine was upriver and the graves were downriver (obviously two soul concept there, with water being the link). it´s all about the souls (you must understand them before you can understand the burial customs). me i actually go around dead bodies (animals) i don´t go up close sniffing them (maybe i´m just normal). :)

[@joutavainen2920]

what i meant was that the tree / water was the link to the person´s Family´s otherworld. (there were no general otherworlds here) for example if they were living with the spouse´s family, that was their link to back home :) (of course they had brought with them many other things too, like idols, jewellery) it´s complicated but not (idols have been replaced by photographs on the wall, otherwise same).

[@LaLaLoopsyCutie]

girl what are you saying and why are you typing like this

[@joutavainen2920]

one more thought :) burying might not be the original custom, because the sami people, after a death they moved the tent to another location! leaving the dead where they died might be the original custom, at least for hunter-gatherers (or burying them to where they died, it´s the same idea as with the place of birth). certainly they left behind those who died in battles, or drowned, just like dead animals are left where they are. real respect of the dead you know, as opposed to covering and hiding the dead. same thing with names, they never used the real (ancestral) names, but instead used the nick names.. see how that one has also been turned around, people introducing themselves with the names of the ancestors, it makes me cringe! that said, witches most likely did go to the graves, because of course they did, they just cleaned themselves with smoke and other methods (again same thing that was done after birth, it was like contamination, they avoided that shit).

[@Abdulrahman1997A]

[@Granolaeccentric]

Can someone PLEASE explain the phone mic

[@EllaHarrison]

I used the apple voice memos app and then remove the original audio of the video as you can barely hear anything and replace it with the voice recording

[@Granolaeccentric]

@@EllaHarrison omg hi big fan 😇