Witches of Great Britain

Psychic Teachers

Samantha Fey

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Spirituality

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Today we're discussing the biography of some well known witches throughout Great Britain such as Mother Shipton who predicted the Great London Fire and was sought out for her accurate prophecies throughout England and Agnes Sampson, healer and midwife, who was part of one of the most famous witchcraft trials in Europe.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Psychic Teachers. I'm your host, Ed Bowen.
0:18.3	And I'm Samantha Faye.
0:20.0	And we are as we are every year in October in spooky season.
0:26.7	And what better to talk about during October than historical information on some fairly
0:34.4	well-known witches.
0:36.8	And we're going to focus our discussion on witches of Great Britain from centuries ago.
0:44.1	So sit back, get a cup of tea, and join us as we begin our discussion about a woman named
0:51.6	Joan White, but White is spelled W-Y-T-T-E. And she is from Bodman Cornwall.
1:01.2	So I have to tell you folks, I love the museum of witchcraft and magic in the town of
1:08.3	Bosch, Castle Cornwall and England.
1:10.9	My first trip there was life-changing and my second trip there was pretty darn close to
1:17.1	life-changing.
1:18.7	It's a fascinating and haunting place to say the least.
1:22.7	And today it is haunting to me because there's an exhibit in the museum pretty much just
1:29.6	as you begin your journey through the exhibits that shows the horrible torture instruments
1:37.2	of the women primarily who were killed during the witch craze.
1:43.4	And on the wall behind all of these horrible instruments is name, after name, after name
1:50.6	of mostly women who were killed during this time.
1:54.9	However, the haunting of that is a visceral reaction for me.
2:00.6	But the museum was once home to another kind of haunting.
2:05.2	The kind we typically think of during this time of year, a haunting by an unhappy spirit.
2:11.8	So let me tell you the story of Joan White.
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