#folk devil

Hail to the devil of the midnight sabbath,

Hail to the horned one who gave us Art,

Hail to the man in black,

Hail to the lord of the mound,

If it doesn't exist, why do we still write about it??

It is one of the most sought-after things, if not desired by a person who enters a magical-witch path with both hands.

It is curious that academically a possible study has not continued on those who speak of the Sabbat as an unattainable goal or as a place reachable in an altered state. Will it be the scarcity of declared witches or sorcerers that makes us desist from the deepening?

I admit that compared to shamanisms there is a lack of a community structure that gives a sense of community and that makes it think of it as a phenomenon linked to a collective mass hysteria or linked to the phenomenon of the stakes. The fact is that as scholars or practitioners we are still here longing for a test or a narrated experience.

If you look for it, you can read the writings of practitioners like me who have spent time and years talking about it.

And have you ever been there?

Honoring the Old One tonight.

Hail Dianus Divine!