Facts about witches

11 Signs You were born as a witch

Forget the pointy hats and broomsticks (although, those are pretty cool too). These history-making witches were healers, rebels, and downright badass women who defied expectations. We're talking about Alice Kyteler, the first woman accused of witchcraft in Ireland, who used her knowledge of herbs to challenge the male-dominated medical field. Or La Voisin, the French fortune teller who became entangled in a royal poisoning scandal (spoiler alert: it didn't end well for her). ☠️ These are...

Yep, it's true! The language was spoken in ancient Babylon a city in Mesopotamia which was a pagan city. ”Avada kedavra in English - Origin: Avada Kedavra - Aramaic for “let the thing be destroyed”, it’s said to be the original saying of Abra Kadabra.” http://translation.babylon.com/english/Avada%20kedavra/ (second fun fact: the tower of babble was actually knocked over by Alexander the Great's soldiers during one of his many conquests, so that he could build a monument of himself in its…

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Facts about Dreams

01. Baba Yaga is a witch from Slavic folklore and lives in a house elevated by chicken legs. She flies around in a mortar and uses a pestle as an oar.

Do you feel any of these? You’re probably a witch.