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How ‘WitchTok’ Lets Kids Dabble In The Occult From Their Phones

Posted by Marsha West ∙ November 19, 2021 ∙ In Opinion ∙ New Age Movement, Occult-Sorcery, Paganism, Postmodernism, Religion, Social Media, Witchcraft ∙ Bookmark permalink

[The] neopagan practice involves shamanistic states of trance induced by dancing, chanting, percussion, meditation, and the manipulation of other ritual tools such as power bundles, crystals, wands, feathers, and knives.” Virtually all of these neopagan practices can be found on #WitchTok.

(Taylor Anderson – The Federalist)  Although lip-syncing, synchronized dancing, and comedic skits tend to catch the most attention on TikTok, another form of art is gaining popularity: witchcraft….

Last month, the Washington Post even ran a feature piece taking readers “inside the life of a teenage witch,” “from spellcasting to podcasting.”

The Wiccan organization Covenant of the Goddess defines witchcraft as “a magical religion with many diverse traditions derived from various cultural sources around which covens and individual practitioners base their practices.” The hashtag “#WitchTok” has roughly 20 billion views, making it one of the more popular hashtags on TikTok. View article →

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