The Dark History of (Male) Witches | Shocking Story You've Never Heard

[@MystikManor]

Thanks so much for watching!💜 If you like this one, you might also like Part 1:kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2LNoJuAad-Ygqc Stay mystical!✨ Edit: For everyone asking about ‘warlock’ vs. ‘wizard’ vs. ‘witch,’ I go over these terms in detail in the video. I cover the history and different meanings thoroughly, so you can understand why I chose each term. 😊

[@kancltwoful]

I'm a wizard, I can control elements. My natural abilities just happened and I've spent years honing them, so yeah, we're still here.

[@theurbanwitchpodcast]

@@MystikManor warlock is an interesting term. It’s often seen as derogatory as its meaning is “oath breaker, deceiver or liar”. It comes from the old English ‘wærloga’ meaning traitor, liar, enemy and breaker of oaths. Not particularly endearing.

[@DaxtonKnight]

Woke up and saw this; happy it was made and happy I watched it. As a male witch, its rare to see anything of quality about us on here so thanks for this. I appreciate the recognition and I do think we deserve it because the only difference than witches who are women is simply the sex. We all male and female do the work, and all witches are different. But its good to see this. I think society doesnt take us seriously. And we are serious, real, true magicians, occultists, some may say wizard or kabbalist. But just as the female witch, the male witch has a special place here too. Balance. Men put in their part and the sisters of the Craft do the same. We are rare but we all deserve to be seen . To all the male witches seeing this, just know I support every one of you especially in times like this. We are game changers. Thanks for yalls dedication and together we can do a lot. To the women, ive learned a lot from women and thank yall for being welcoming and showing me stuff early on. Blessings to you all and may our days get brighter . -Daxton

[@theurbanwitchpodcast]

Hey my fellow magickal brother. 👋🏻

[@MarcoGallia]

Blessed be

[@SkyhySusie]

I LOVE this! So interesting to hear about the other side that most people don’t talk about. Every video that comes out becomes my new favorite!♥️ Awesome work again!

[@SkinnyEatWorld95]

I appreciate you making this. As a male witch, it's always nice to hear non biased history.

[@andrasylvan9915]

How do you know you are a witch and how do you become one?

[@SkinnyEatWorld95]

@@andrasylvan9915 A witch is a practitioner of magic, usually protective magic and warding. Though, there are those who practice black magic or dark magic...definitely don't use dark magic

[@UnhingedDoor]

@@andrasylvan9915 It sounds cheesy, but it sort of just makes itself known to you. Everyone’s experiences are different, but there are those born with arcane blood, married into families of mystics, felt drawn to, etc. When one is ready to start their journey, the universe will make you aware. Hope this helps :D

[@The4Horsemen421]

These videos are always so enrapturing! The imagery and story telling are always top tier. Fridays are now known as Mystik Manor Day!

[@MystikManor]

@The4Horsemen421 Lol, no pressure! jk Thank you so much!💜 Really appreciate your support.✨ Making this video was quite the journey! So glad you like it!😊

[@heka6564]

I love that your brought up Heka Also not just the name of magic but the god of magic and manifestation and medicine to the ancient Egyptians Heka also resembles prana chi or the Holy Spirit The part of god or energy of god that lives in everything That’s why Heka is also seen as the first and original god to the ancient Egyptians

[@DaleMillard-qr3ok]

Hecate

[@lkbee598]

❤ My favorite one so far. Love all the information behind the spells.

[@wishingwellgraphix4149]

These are awesome and I am always looking forward to the next one. Your channel is going to do amazingly well.

[@angelahunt7381]

LOVE these videos!

[@azramedea5316]

Wicked! I so look forward to these videos! 🖤❣🖤

[@MystikManor]

@@azramedea5316 Thank you!💙 So happy you like it! Your continued support means a lot, thank you so much!✨💜

[@jmfuzey]

As a male witch I approve

[@paddy1144]

Get help

[@jmfuzey]

@paddy1144 lol

[@vicorschel9687]

Very interesting, and I love her narration. They could have mentioned a few more.🎉

[@MystikManor]

@@vicorschel9687 Yes! Thank you! This is a series, so there will be many more. If you have anyone specific in mind to mention let me know, I’m making a list!🙂

[@shadowwood549]

4:07 Ohhh, the concept of Heka (Magic) gives me an interesting idea for a book! 🤔 Ooh.

[@heka6564]

Heka is the first god The energy of god that is in everything and was there before Amun ra Heka is also the god of manifestation and medicine Heka is magic as well as an entity but also the energy that birthed everything out of nothing and is in everything Like prana or chi or the Holy Spirit

[@richardbooth4573]

in ancient times wizards were often astrologers , stargazers . The 3 wise men were in fact stargazers.

[@paddy1144]

The wise men didn’t exist just like Jesus, get a grip

[@theurbanwitchpodcast]

I’m a male practising witch. There is no black or white magick, it’s all the same. Magick is merely a tool. The intention behind the magick is what’s important. Just as a knife is neither good nor evil. It’s merely a tool which holds no use until we apply intention to it. That same knife can be used to feed a family, or take a life. It’s only the intention which makes that distinction. This video is a great video and addresses a very much unspoken aspect of witchcraft. There were so many powerful male witches and magickal practitioners over the centuries, many of which go unspoken. There are many male witches today, and many of us are learned scholars of the magickal arts.

[@MystikManor]

@theurbanwitchpodcast Thank you so much for sharing your perspective and insights. Intent really is everything. I’m so glad you appreciated the focus on male witches too. It’s a part of history that often gets overlooked, but it’s so important to recognize their role and legacy. Your comment genuinely means a lot. Thank you for being here and for adding so much depth to the conversation. ✨🖤

[@theurbanwitchpodcast]

@ you are very welcome. I teach this stuff online. It’s wonderful to see a great video with such genuine history of the magickal masculine for a change.

[@MystikManor]

@theurbanwitchpodcast That's awesome! So glad to hear that from someone in the community. I really appreciate your kind words and so glad to hear that it's doing what I actually intended it to do.🖤

[@shadowwood549]

13:03 John Dee was actually mentioned in a book series that I read, The Immortal Nicholas Formal. And personally I think the author did very well with him.

[@MystikManor]

That's so interesting how everything ties together. I love Harry Potter and Nicholas Flamel was also in that series as a "French wizard and famed alchemist who was the only known maker of the Philosopher's Stone" says Google. Sounds like I need to do some research into that as well!

[@shadowwood549]

​@@MystikManor The series is called The Immortal Nicholas Flamel. It's a really good read. Lol. Dee can be so funny in the books 😂

[@NoOneEverWas]

​@@shadowwood549 I love those books!

[@sephandremanticore5438]

I suggest stories by Edgar Allan Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, and stories about devils and vampires, and Eastern European stories like Aladdin and Sinbad. Also Frankenstein and Sleepy Hollow.

[@TinaUrbina-j3d]

Listen up people, male witches ARE NOT so forth called "Warlocks"- that's BIG no-no!

[@colt45604]

Actually, Warlock has multiple definitions, one being male practitioner of magic, such as a sorcerer, or witch, so you are wrong

[@TheHerbalHearthWitch]

@@colt45604history and the words origin begs to differ

[@viktorgadany7595]

When I think of warlock, the TV series Bewitched comes to mind.

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

Historically:A warlock is a Oathbreaker...

[@user-md1tn6hq8p]

Actually there isn’t much evidence to support that claim. It’s argued that etymologically it means spirit-binder.

[@jeffpinner1772]

Warlock means enemy of the Church. Satanic witches are still Christian... kind of

[@Thyranel]

Amazing video. Yes cant cast fireball but working on getting more men out of the witch clauset 🕉️☯️🕉️

[@ark.0616]

My son is a male witch or warlock in his past life and i can still feel it until now. He can manipulate feelings and i am the only one he can’t because i know who he is .Before ,I gave birth to him ,he chooses me already and i agree with that for our own good,to learn and evolve as humans . I don’t know how but we agreed to meet in this kind of situation . I love my son and I will always do but I can’t stop knowing what I know about him . He was a manipulator witch in his past life maybe worst than me. We shared the same DNA and maybe we only came in one ancestor . I can’t tell him this because he can’t understand . He has this kind of intuition and interest in things that is not normal for a kid . I am witch myself and I know who is authentic witch and not when I meet them .

[@Darthwhit13]

Lmao

[@The201Ray]

Sounds like a good script

[@anthonyLopez-zj4ww]

BPD

[@Biskawit]

Goodluck living in delusional world 😂

[@EskioTheGreat]

That’s cap

[@shadowwood549]

Yay! New video! And yes! And more about witches! I'm a writer, and I'm actually currently writing a series that I use the term witches for both women and men. YES! Ooh, ooh. Merlin! Love all things Merlin/Arthurian legend!

[@MystikManor]

@shadowwood549 Me too!😊 I definitely think Merlin and Arthurian legend deserves its own video (or series😅)!✨

[@shadowwood549]

@@MystikManor Definitely! Because there is a lot of versions of Merlin and Arthurian legend. 😁 I'm actually planning on writing a series about Arthur and Merlin.

[@MystikManor]

I'd love to read some of these books you keep talking about! It's so fascinating. I've always been drawn to Merlin and the legends surrounding him, and pretty much anything else magic related😅.

[@shadowwood549]

@@MystikManor I'm the same way. 😅 And I'm a writer, but I think you're talking about the series that I read. It's called the Immortal Nicholas Flamel. It's a really good series and I recommend! 😁

[@MystikManor]

Awesome! Yes! That sounds so interesting, will give it a try!😊 It will probably give me more ideas for videos to make also!

[@peterratter6603]

Loved the visuals in this one. Thank you for creating and sharing.

[@marcmoon1228]

It's weird. I was just wondering how there's no...if male witches exist. And suddenly there's a video.

[@javiercajigas1847]

Yes please I LIKED it TOO 😮

[@4817Indian]

Well presented.

[@Chronicallynocturnal]

Cool video! Does anyone think or know if curses and hexes actually work? Asking for a friend👀

[@neilacrabtree1617]

I believe that it's possible but I don't believe it's worth the darkness that comes with that life. People want to believe they are a " white witch". They are in control , safe from punishment, This is a trap. Witchcraft in not without darkness and evil.

[@dmo848]

They do but don't play with the unknown. It will look back on you. Black cloud will follow you

[@Chronicallynocturnal]

@@dmo848 Interesting, ty. I was just curious if it was real, which I do believe, I just don't have any on hands personal experience with it, I'm probably too scared to mess with it tbh. I also think karma is very real too.

[@Mr.Unbreakable83]

Parcelis might have been trained in alchemy by Nicholas Flamel, he was after all John Dee's Teacher, as well as the keeper of the Philosophers Stone and the Sister Sword of Excalibur.

[@GyorgyGezaMeszaros-l5i]

An interesting aside: Jacques duMolay, the last grandmaster of the Knights Templar, cursed both Philip the 4th of France, and the Pope, to stand before God, i.e. drop dead, within the year of the date of his own execution. And they did. One about four months after, the other eight months after duMolay's execution. Don't know if it really was a curse, or possibly a deathbed, so to speak, prediction.

[@shadowwood549]

15:09 okay, The Dark Sorcerer of France also gets me an interesting idea for a book. 😂 Damn, this video alone is giving me inspiration!

[@MystikManor]

Yes, that's awesome! His story is so disturbing. Actually there are a few topics in this video that border on conspiratorial. After doing research on him, I do believe that he did do those things... unfortunately. Some people think he was innocent though so who knows!

[@UnhingedDoor]

I have always despised the label of wizard. I will claim the title of warlock till my last breath, and onward. Yes, I am aware of the history behind the word but that changes my mind none. I have lied and betrayed in the past, the term warlock is a personal reminder as to my personal growth in the craft 😅 To each their own though.

[@jameswaldon5837]

I think if you went to Hollywood or the Pentagon you couldn’t miss the male witch influence.

[@UniCornGal24]

Share more pray tell! 😮

[@miamianz]

you summoned me?

[@MaxwellFoxxx]

Hmmm I’ve been called a witch a lot!!!! But I think it’s because I’m full of wisdom ….

[@Svartalf14]

It's dubious Gilles de Rais ever practiced the dark arts, though he certainly had truck with alchemists in an attempt to restore his depleted fortune.

[@Mr.Unbreakable83]

Blood magick has been abolished in spellcraft by the wizards guild since 10 bce

[@Little_meuzik]

Evel are those who have the will to burn a human alive

[@LaveauBloodline]

Yes we still out here but my family is well known in the 1800s in New Orleans

[@Abstract_flow]

You’re hot lol😂

[@lordtimothymichel8677]

The templers where attcked by Phillip because he was a gambler with huge debts. Politics and money, business as usual.

[@Nunya_Bidness_53]

" 'Ee's one a them male witches!" " 'Warlocks' . " "It's TRUE, I tell you!!" - from "The Benny Hill Show"

[@tommydeamon7657]

Lol you can do scrying from/ useing a cup of black coffee

[@theurbanwitchpodcast]

In the European witch trials of the 16th and 17th centuries, about 1 in 4 of those tried for witchcraft were men.

[@tommydeamon7657]

I will say even though I know all this ,allteady for decades I do salute and commend youre efforts so right on rock on and thank you for putting this hear for the non adepts who ain't going to hunt diwn the facts and real deal

[@richardbooth4573]

A male witch is a warloc . Not to be confused with a wizard .

[@MarcoGallia]

No word about secret societies? Nice video though

[@MystikManor]

@MarcoGallia Lol! I don't want to disappear! But I think that could be a good dedicated video topic. :)

[@MarcoGallia]

​@@MystikManor aren't we all scared to disappear when it comes to certain "spheres" and "circles"... Welcome to the club

[@bobhope4949]

I got powers but I identify as a mofucking wizard and will sue if ya call me otherwise

[@7FaceorHeel7]

Male Witch ❌ Warlock ✅ Sorcerer Supreme 🔥🤌

[@davidmezainis7814]

They forget Wyatt and Chris from Charmed Leo and Piper's sons.

[@ChristianEdwards-i9r]

I think they're called warlocks. Like any other type of sorcery, it banks heavily on belief. Belief in their lies. It's why they're so hard up for your trust.

[@CoolBreezeHeals]

If you wanna be a warlock - move to Florida.

[@vern0123-t5j]

Are there black witches & white witches?

[@Mr.Unbreakable83]

Wizard as in Wise One

[@PaulDriscoll-c4p]

You all need to reed jrr searas trilagie a crown of thorns and roses ❤

[@ric889]

What is a Warlock?

[@NanaBren]

Basically a male witch.

[@SeanLigman-yo6yc]

This label is problematic in modern Neopaganism and with Witches. This is because the term is potentially derived from meaning "betrayer of the Circle". It has also been applied to Practitioners of old who made pacts with Demons or the Devil. It is also freely applied to males by Nomaji, or people who are not of our Craft or Faith. However today some make Witches have chosen to reclaim this label to make a broader, public statement about their Practice or their Faith...I myself have chosen to call myself a Witch under the same desire to make a broader public statement and provide opportunity to illuminate Nomaji as to the actual vs the public conception of us...

[@Helen-ge5ng]

An oath breaker.

[@tomlewis28]

​@@NanaBrenMany male witches find that offensive. Look up the history of the words.

[@NanaBren]

@@tomlewis28 Not intended to offend. Thank you for pointing it out to me. I haven’t studied witchcraft as much as I have other belief systems. Though, my interest in occult has led to me being called a witch many times. I’m a sensitive, my grandma called it the second sight. Trying to figure out why people think that makes me evil is the reason I began researching religious and pagan beliefs around the world. I wish you well, blessed be.

[@K-xe14cy]

, next one

[@paweesayson1707]

I thought the male form of witch are wizards or warlocks.

[@tomlewis28]

That's very controversial. Look into the history of these words, witch and warlock

[@lordtimothymichel8677]

Male witches are witches. Warlock is a christain term. It means "to betray". So the men who turned on their covens to live, were termed warlocks.

[@ref5095]

Warlocks?

[@tomlewis28]

Many male witches find that offensive. Look up the history of the words.

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

I have just sat here going full screen and listening when I noticed a couple of things. First, that your A.I. struggles with fingers. Kinda funny really. And second, that the overall personalities of these spell slingers is what seems to be a description of a sigma male. Maybe even a sigma male empath. So apparently warlocks do still roam the earth.

[@MystikManor]

@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503 Haha! You have no idea! I probably spend an extra 20 hours trying to fix fingers for each video and it still doesn't work.😅 Fingers are definitely still a work in progress for A.I. but at least gives it some character? Lol Appreciate you watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@tyrenmcelwee1404]

warlock?

[@tomlewis28]

Many male witches find that offensive. Look up the history of the words.

[@garrys248]

My Maaaanwitch!

[@matthewkiggin5456]

There called warlocks

[@rogerbernard9572]

Why aren’t we called “witchims “ instead of witches?

[@samuel56551]

The present day English word " witch " derives from the Anglo Saxon " wicce " pronounced like " witch " and a feminine noun . The male equivalent was " wicca " , pronounced " witch-ah " , and the practices of witches were " wiccecraeft " . The modern usage of Wicca ( mispronounced with two hard c's ) to mean witchcraft is incorrect , unless you mean to say by "I practice Wicca " that " I practice male witch " .

[@insulareshdxo9454]

Wizards

[@tommydeamon7657]

Don't be so sure about that never herd bit some of us we learn and create and learn a shit ton about any and all things interesting to us especially when it ain't common human or repressed knoledge

[@georgearden7075]

You mean warlocks?

[@bobhope4949]

Lol they became masons and accused women of being witches😂

[@spackar2720]

Many modern male witches have reclaimed the word Warlock.

[@erysmonroe]

Not this male witch.

[@PrettyGothBoi6085]

​@@erysmonroeexactly! Same

[@tomlewis28]

What I found in research was that only Scottish male witches were warlocks, while male witches from other cultures were just witches. If we aren't Scottish, then we can't reclaim what never was our culture to begin with.

[@JustSomeGoy]

Male Witch is kinda an oxymoron, he would be a Wizard.

[@PrettyGothBoi6085]

Not all....

[@edrog_omesmusic8892]

Finally I hear about male witches🤩🌅🤩🌅🫶🏾✨🥰💕🔥🌀❤️🍇🧠🍷🤩🌅we have been here all alongside with the female witches?!🥰😅