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Traditional Witchcraft is Medical Heresy

In the U.S., a country where freedom of speech is held above nearly all else, it is difficult to even write about alternative health practices without worrying about the consequences. (Oddly enough, I could churn out pornography all day and not have a care because my freedom of speech as a pornographer is protected, while my freedom of speech as an alternative healer is not.) Therefore, all kinds of disclaimers must be made. Before you even begin writing the book, you must pay homage to the various reincarnated orders of the old Holy Roman Catholic priesthood who now call themselves the FDA (Food and Drug Admin.) and the AMA (American Medical Association).

Freedom of speech – real freedom of speech – is only for those who are members of that privileged class who are sanctioned by the vestiges of the old patriarchy of medicine – the descendants of the same men who persecuted and murdered my ancestors for so many years. That enemy is never far from the door, although, now he wears a suit and tie.

But, to the people, the greatest enemy of all is the ignorance and lies perpetuated by this patriarchal medical establishment, which was nourished in the blood of centuries. Their crimes continue to this day, as they hide behind lawyers and legislation very often written by their own membership. The number one cause of death in the U.S. is allopathic medicine. It is a money-making machine whose members literally have a license to kill.

Today as in centuries past, witches – largely an underclass of women – who can heal are persecuted, although, in new ways. It is not possible to legally heal others without going through the allopathic program, which is 8 years of training (not education, but training) – ie. brainwashing. In order to even start down such a path, you would have to be a “true believer” in the religion of allopathy. You would have to be a worshiper at the altar of the patriarchal medical establishment with its priests in their white coats, bearing their emblems and ritual instruments, the stethescope and the hypodermic needle. It is unlikely that a traditional witch would ever venture down such a path.

The reason the men of medicine have persecuted and destroyed witches for centuries is because they simply cannot compete on a fair playing field. They can only succeed by terrorizing, torturing and murdering their competition almost entirely – but not quite – out of existence. This is something that the traditional witch cannot forget, especially those who have great power and knowledge of healing, because we live with a similar persecution every day. We are still forced into the shadows by the descendants of these patriarchal authorities within both religion and state. Their threats of imprisonment and violence ring in our ears with every word and deed.

After all, their laws are not our laws – they were written to allow them to persecute us and to protect only themselves. The U.S. Founding Fathers made no provisions for the protection of either women or real medicine. This was not simply an oversight. Women – some brought to the new World in chains to be servants and sex slaves to good Christian men – and witches were not allowed a say.

But, there is another reason traditional witches are not drawn to the study of patriarchal, slash-and-burn medicine. If your interest is truly in healing, it is a waste of time and money to study corpses and learn how to be a drug pusher, which is what most of this training amounts to. Maybe this is why so many doctors and men of science are Christians – there’s certainly no place for witches, no room for dissent and despite the gains of the past century, still little room for women. Men and especially white men remain dominant among allopathic doctors, especially in the U.S. – after all, it is their invention, their forefathers lied, raped and committed mass murdered for it. It is wholly theirs.

Moreover, the entire science upon which their medicine is supposed to be based is fallacious – a mystery even to its priesthood holders – while the esoteric science behind witchcraft makes perfectly explainable and logical the things that appear to this highly trained, but poorly educated, white-coated class as “miracles,” “placebo effects,” and “spontaneous healing.”