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Graylight · 51-55, F
And which documentary was that? When was it made? By whom? Who did it follow? Wiccan’s? Covens? Independent witches? Which school of belief was highlighted? Would you know enough to form an opinion after an hour of watching a similar show about the bahi’a faith?
How did this documentary define witchcraft? Did it discern between those who find identity and fun in the accoutrements of something outlying or did they actually delve into intention and desire and other tenets of an ancient practice?
Witches – real ones – don’t go about it pointed hats and cloaks. We don’t curse and place hexes on people, we don’t even talk about it to those we think shouldn’t hear. I’m not saying your documentary didn’t portray a silly world of witchcraft; I am suggesting you consider you have only the briefest single-view sketch of an entire subject.
How did this documentary define witchcraft? Did it discern between those who find identity and fun in the accoutrements of something outlying or did they actually delve into intention and desire and other tenets of an ancient practice?
Witches – real ones – don’t go about it pointed hats and cloaks. We don’t curse and place hexes on people, we don’t even talk about it to those we think shouldn’t hear. I’m not saying your documentary didn’t portray a silly world of witchcraft; I am suggesting you consider you have only the briefest single-view sketch of an entire subject.
