What's the difference between a farmer and a witch?

A witch believes that they are working with in a live universe to co-create their reality

and being in wonder and in love with it.

I think that's the difference is that we literally look for the sparkle.

You know how it is when you look for happy people?

I think I'm a witch.

I think I'm a witch. I think I'm a witch. Hi, I'm Dr. Robbins and welcome to life,

death, and the space between. I have my first witch on the podcast today, which I'm very excited about. Never, I haven't gone,

I've gone aliens and we've talked multi other dimensional beings, but never a witch. So I would

just like to welcome Jamie Della. Jamie is a priestess, healer, and Chicana witch, and the author of nine

books, most recently the Book of Spells, The Magic of Witchcraft. So today, we're going to

dive into what it means to be a witch. This feels like a little bit out of my comfort zone today. So I'm excited to speak

with you. Jamie, welcome. Thank you so much. I was laughing when you said, oh, it's the first time

I've had a witch. I'm like, well, that you know of is what I was thinking that people will

have admitted because when I, it's a hard word to claim witch, but I think witchy is a little easier. You know,

the adjective, I'm doing a witchy thing, you know, but taking it on as a noun or even a proper

noun is a little bit harder because of the propaganda, not really because we're inherently bad

people. We're just people who believe in our own supernatural

powers and our own ability to connect with nature and manifest. And I feel like, you know,

for a longest time, witchcraft was called the nameless arts because you can't always put

a box around that level of spirituality and that you feel that deep connection with everything

that's alive in the universe. So I feel like a lot of people live that without knowing it,

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