Mountain Witches Of Appalachia #appalachia #appalachian #story

Sorry I missed your live, but caught replay. I'm sick, need prayers for healing. Thank you Jared, for a fine channel

Love the story my grandma used to tell stories about witches her and her mother knew personally in the area around hickory North Carolina

Absolutely love your content, my wife passed away on Memorial day, and I lay down at night and listen to your great stories, I find great comfort listening to them, I found your channel while listening to the Appalachian story teller another great channel, thank you so much for being there every night God bless you, much love, Tim from Virginia

Sorry I was late. Was watching my grandson ❤ he's 3 .God is good, God is great!😊

We was here. Could only listen as cooking supper. Love and Hugs

Thank you so Much for that prayer . It was exactly what i needed to agree with on this glorious Sabbath day. God Bless you.

I like this channel my ancestry goes from Ashville NC to Pennington Gap Va to Tennessee and Kentucky then to s Ohio relatives scattered everywhere.origin might be Connecticut.thank you all God Bless many prayers to all.

Thanks for the beautiful prayer 🙏🏽 and the story .

Thumbs up awesome job like and shared out in you tube community. ⌚

Kentucky male witch here love these witch story's

I truly appreciate you and everyone of our kin folk. I totally enjoy being a part of your channel. I am kinda a modern hermit. I just wish y'all the best this short life has to offer. Just always enjoy the roots of the tree and the roots of our history. The leaves we spread are the fertilizer for the new growth.

Awwww I missed the live stream 😮 but I got in to listen later. Thank you for the great stories ❤

Enjoying as usual!! God bless y’all!♥️

Love your channel. Your love of God is why it is successful

Mt granny used a Bible verse to stop bleeding, and had a little saying she used to take away pain from a burn. She told us how we could get rid of warts.

Thank you God bless I will pray 🙏 for the ones you ask for prayers

My grandparents talked about " hedge witches"...they used herbs( roots and other plants) Bible verses, and sometimes a " charm" ( could be about anything, but coins were common). A witch was always a woman, if a man done the same thing, he was a conjure ( conjurer). They weren't evil, but the opposite...like healing, finding water, knowing when to plant, harvest, and other things by " signs".... I think of magic as an energy source, in and of itself not evil or good, but how you use it is.

I appreciate the stories and the lives are awesome and heartwarming im a new comer but i plan on sticking with ya brother

Prayers to you and the family

Missed the live chat but listening now. Having grown up with both Native and Scots-Irish kinfolk and cultures, there was more than a bit of "old ways" in the mix. Seen enough of spooks, haints, and other things that I know better than to dismiss it as mere superstition. However, to quote my great-grandmother who was a traditional healer, those things only have the power that you give them. Don't invite them, don't provoke them, and give them a decent amount of respect and distance. As for spells and medicine/healing, if it works, accept it at that and go on about it. When it comes to crones and women of power, respect them and treat them as honored elders - you never know when you'll need their help. If they offer to teach you something, learn it and use it for doing good. ALWAYS give them a gift to show your appreciation for their help. People used to drop off things for my great-grandmother - produce from their gardens, a jar of honey or molasses, a bag of coffee, a length of cloth, a dozen eggs, or something practical they thought she could use. Sometimes it would be a fellow dropping off a squirrel or rabbit from hunting, or a flank strap after the deer had been butchered. Like most Native healers, Great-grandmother wouldn't accept money for her services, said it wasn't proper given that what she did wasn't something that money could buy but a charge she was given by the Creator to help others.