Coast To Coast AM 2014.08.01 - Metaphysical Wicca - Open Lines

Metaphysical Wicca - Open Lines

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Date: 08-01-14
Host: George Noory
Guests: Lady Shadowe

In the first half of the program, high priestess in the Divinity Coven of New York City
and practitioner of Metaphysical Wicca, Lady Shadowe, discussed the Wiccan
religion as well as the nature of magical spells. "It's the most peaceful and beautiful
and enlightening religion that you can really think of," she marveled about Wicca.
Dismissing the unfortunate misconception that the religion is sinister, she stressed
that Wicca is "in no way associated with the conjuring of demons or using evil spirits."
To that end, Lady Shadowe explained that her coven only uses magical spells that
are rooted in "pure light and love" since these forces are more powerful that negative
emotions or intentions.

Regarding magical spells, Lady Shadowe noted that, as a Metaphysical Wiccan, she
utilizes "mind to manifestation techniques using the law of attraction" in the form of
meditation, aromatherapy, and visualization. As an example, she shared one ritual
aimed at attracting love which requires "magic tools" such as dried rose petals,
cinnamon powder, and a red or pink candle with love symbols carved into it. After
burning some rose oil incense, the person should read a poem or prayer centering
around love, speak positive affirmations, and then visualize as if their love life has
already improved. Following that, one blesses the universe and thanks the divine
forces which have been called upon for help. Lady Shadowe advised having patience
while waiting for results, since it may take months for the "magical manifestations" to
make themselves apparent.

During Open Lines, a number of callers responded to the story of the American Ebola
victims being brought to the United States. Mary in Texas expressed concern that the
infected patients could inadvertently lead to an outbreak in America regardless of the
isolation precautions which would be put in place. On the contrary, Zeff in Sacramento
argued that the spread of Ebola in other parts of the world is due to unsanitary conditions
there and that the Americans will be receiving the best care possible by bringing them to
the CDC. Later in the program, Randy in Pennsylvania theorized that the Ebola victims may
be brought to America as a way of facilitating a purposeful outbreak of the virus in order
to declare Martial Law. Jeremy in Illinois echoed those thoughts and suggested that
Ebola is being imported to America as "a first step in population control."

Other callers during the evening included Stan in Elmira, New York, who recalled a
frightening experience which befell him a few years ago when, in the middle of the
night, he was awakened by a man in his room screaming, "what the heck is that?"
Although certain that it has just been a vivid dream, since his dog remained asleep,
Stan was shaken when, seconds later, he heard the man screaming the question
again. "I got up and went to the window," he said, "and there was not a soul out
there." In a similar call, Austin in Wyoming detailed how his research into Shadow
People suggests that these entities are simply apparitions and do not mean to
harm humans. Although they frighten people, Austin contended that "I cannot find
any evidence to support that anything bad actually happens to people afterwards."

News segment guests: Jerome Corsi & Peter Davenport
Website(s):

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