Hey everyone. Welcome back to Seeking Witchcraft. It's me your host, Ashley. And today we're going to be talking about the magical voice, part two. And to help this discussion is the wonderful Gabby. So Gabby, thank you so much for coming back to talk about this.

Thank you so much, Ashley. It's a pleasure to come back and speak to you about this. Yeah, I'm so excited to dive into part two. Part one, I learned a lot, and there's

definitely some things I've taken back to my own group for that, and I cannot wait to hear what

you have to say in part two, and all of the cool things we're going to go over. Thank you. It was a lot

of fun. It was so much fun. In the last episode, we explored some examples of when we could use the magical voice.

And since we've got the luxury of two episodes, which is so fabulous, I thought it might be

nice to explore the magical voice a bit deeply and how and when we use it so we can start

to find our own magical voice.

I had an example of a call to ritual chant that can be either spoken or son. And I thought it might be nice to start off with that

before we get into any practical bits and discussions because it is a call to ritual. So I thought,

you know, that would be appropriate to do

for this. Yeah. Let's get into it. Excellent. So the words are, I'll say the words and then I'll

sing it so you can see the difference between using, like speaking and singing in this. So the words are

come gatherer witches, come heed my call by the horn and the drum, come witches all.

Come gatherer witches to conjure your spell and dance for the old ones by Stang,

Wondon Bell.

Come gatherer witches, come heed my call.

Dance for the old ones.

Dance, which is all.

And so that's a call to ritual.

I love that.

Yeah, it's fun.

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