Witch's Law and the Naming Tradition In the world of witchcraft and magic, the use of names holds great significance. Witches believe that names have immense power and can influence the energies and outcomes of their practices. Witches have their own naming tradition that is deeply rooted in their history and spiritual beliefs. The tradition of naming among witches is commonly known as "witch's law." This law emphasizes the importance of choosing and using names wisely in magical practices. According to this tradition, witches choose magical names, also known as "craft names" or "witch names," to represent their spiritual identity and connection to the magical realms.
Taylor Swift Responds to Witchcraft Taunts With Extraordinary Video
Pop megastar Taylor Swift said she's now "never beating the sorcery allegations," while sharing an incredible video of an airplane darting across the sky while perfectly accompanying her lyrics during a concert in Argentina.
The 12-time Grammy Award winner has been fending off sorcery and witchcraft rumors for the past several weeks as she travels the world on her sixth concert tour. While critics have slammed the singer, accusing her of promoting witchcraft, fans have shared viral TikTok clips describing Swift as looking like she's doing a spell with her coven during performances of the song "Willow."
The superstar appeared to respond to the sorcery allegations in a post on X, formerly Twitter, where Swift shared a jaw-dropping video from her Saturday Eras Tour stop in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In the 25-second clip, Swift is seen singing "Labyrinth" off her 2022 album, Midnights.
In a serendipitous moment, as Swift sings the lyrics, "I thought the plane was going down/How'd you turn it right around," the camera pans to the sky right as an airplane soars directly above the venue.
"Never beating the sorcery allegations," Swift captioned the video in the post Monday evening.
Newsweek reached out via email and social media to Swift's representatives for comment Monday night.
Pop icon Taylor Swift performs during "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Swift, in a social media post Monday, appeared to respond to witchcraft accusations against her. Marcelo Endelli/TAS23/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management
Swift, 33, recently came under fire over an October Instagram post, in which the singer thanked her fans for turning out in droves to see her Eras tour movie.
"I've been watching videos of you guys in the theaters dancing and prancing and recreating choreography, creating inside jokes, casting spells, getting engaged, and just generally creating the exact type of joyful chaos we're known for," Swift said in the post.
The "casting spells" highlight enraged some social media users, including a woman who called herself an ex-fan after taking issue with the caption.
Kandiss Taylor, a former Republican Georgia gubernatorial candidate, blasted Swift for the comment in a lengthy post on X, voicing her dissent.
"Did you really just praise your fans for making videos with your music and 'casting spells' @taylorswift13?" the ex-MAGA hopeful asked the singer on X. "What is wrong with you? I have heard from others that attended this last tour that you had some satanic nods in your show. I didn't want to believe it."
The Republican accused Swift of "celebrating witchcraft."
"You're influencing innocent minds to be enticed with the dark side of spirituality," she said.
While it appears that Swift did not respond directly to Taylor's criticisms or accusations of witchcraft on X, the Georgia mother's post ignited a heated debated with thousands of responses.
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According to this tradition, witches choose magical names, also known as "craft names" or "witch names," to represent their spiritual identity and connection to the magical realms. Witch's law holds that the true name of a person can reveal much about their character and destiny. It is believed that by knowing someone's true name, a witch can gain power over them.
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Taylor Swift accused of witchcraft by failed MAGA candidate: ‘See how much Lucifer cares about you’
Most normal, functioning folks know that’s not the case, but don’t tell that to failed political figure Kandiss Taylor.
You may best remember Taylor from her run for Governor in Georgia last year as a MAGA candidate because she lost that one by a whopping 70 points then refused to concede … for some reason. Whatever the case, Taylor has kept a bit of a voice with podcast appearances and more than 46,000 followers on X, formerly Twitter.
She spends a lot of time posting on social media about Jim Jordan, Donald Trump, Jesus and there is, of course, something about election fraud pinned to the top of her page, too. But maybe that wasn’t getting her the kind of interaction she desired though because late Wednesday night she came for Taylor Swift.
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That always creates a stir.
And it is … interesting stuff.
“Did you really just praise your fans for making videos with your music and ‘casting spells’ (Taylor Swift),” Taylor posted. “What is wrong with you? I was a fan from day one and loved how much you grew in your singing ability. I love that you write your own music. My daughter has grown up dancing with me to your songs, singing at the top of our lungs, and attending your concerts.”
Did you really just praise your fans for making videos with your music and “casting spells” @taylorswift13? What is wrong with you?
— Kandiss Taylor (@KandissTaylor) October 19, 2023
I was a fan from day one and loved how much you grew in your singing ability. I love that you write your own music. My daughter has grown up…
She wasn’t through.
“I have heard from others that attended this last tour that you had some satanic nods in your show,” she continued. “I didn’t want to believe it. After all, I know you’ve claimed to over Jesus. I know you claimed to be a Christian. Now you’ve not only drifted and backslid. You’re celebrating witchcraft. You’re influencing innocent minds to be enticed with the dark side of spirituality. The Word of God that you once confessed is clear. It is better to tie a (millstone) around your neck than to let one of the children fall. I am so beyond disappointed. I am literally (shaking my head.”
Kind of odd stuff, right? Well, guess what? Taylor wasn’t through. She got stiff to bring it home.
“I pray that you repent,” she wrote. “I pray that something pricks your heart. You have been gifted a HUGE platform. It didn’t just happen. God breathed on this. He can remove HIS hand and leave you to the witchcraft and your own devices. Let’s see how much Lucifer cares about you or your career. I promise. He doesn’t.”
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Therefore, witches often keep their true names secret or use magical names to protect themselves from such potential harm. Craft names are often chosen based on personal experiences, elements of nature, or connections to specific deities or spirits. Some witches prefer to select names that reflect their magical abilities or the type of witchcraft they practice. The naming process is a deeply reflective and personal one, as witches seek a name that resonates with their spiritual identity and purpose. In addition to individual craft names, some witchcraft traditions also use "coven names" to represent the collective identity of a group of witches. These names are often chosen together, reflecting the shared values, beliefs, and goals of the coven members. Coven names can be a powerful way for witches to align their collective energies and focus their magical intentions. It is important to note that the use of craft names and coven names is not exclusive to any specific witchcraft tradition. Different traditions and individuals may have their own variations and preferences regarding the naming process. Ultimately, the choice of a craft name is a personal one, guided by each practitioner's unique spiritual journey. In conclusion, witches deeply respect the power and significance of names in their magical practices. The tradition of witch's law emphasizes the importance of choosing and using names wisely. Craft names and coven names are chosen with great care, reflecting the spiritual identity and purpose of individual witches and their magical groups. The naming tradition is a deeply personal and meaningful aspect of witchcraft, connecting practitioners to their magical lineage and the energies of the universe..
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