Comments for The Malleus Maleficarum

Comment on General Comments by A Teacher on Teaching

A Teacher on Teaching — Sat, 11 May 2013 07:43:30 +0000

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Comment on General Comments by Hingle McCringleberry

Hingle McCringleberry — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 21:49:36 +0000

That still may have been too loud for the cat – Thank you Wicasta for all your work, and god bless all those wrongly persecuted witches around the world

Comment on General Comments by Hingle McCringleberry

Hingle McCringleberry — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 21:25:30 +0000

Hello. I am here today to make a glorious thank you to Wicasta bringing such a glorious book to life in this, this, internet based form. It is quite the lovely tool for my fellow witch theologists who love to dwell in the past…. and the present. Some may say I am a delusional lunatic as Wicasta calls himself but I believe they just don’t see the fascination in the idea of black magic and all of the wicked, sick, persecutions they had on witches in the medieval times. Recently I have been studying the Malleus Maleficarum very closely as I see it to a key of those medieval peoples’ point of views towards the supernatural and superstition. I have become as might say completely engulfed in a sea of tremulous obsession with these ideals and have been paying very close attention to subjects I know as well as those mentioned in articles about Papa New Guinea on this very website. I am a witch man. A witch man indeed. My most recent suspect is none other than the local neighborhood hairdresser. Currently I am at the edge of the forest behind her very dark looking house hiding in a shed with quite odd engravings all over the walls. There appears to be one of John Lennon, and then to my surprise another of John Lennon, but this time hanging by his feet upside down (decapitated of course. I just finished inspecting a cast iron pot in the back corner, a fairly large one too, quite capable of brewing large quantities of particular concoctions. I smelt and tasted a strong sense of mac and cheese. Mac and cheese and slug juice. With a hint of franklins red hot hot sauce. Oh no… I may have been too loud. I MUST go, the retched cat suspects. Until next time…. I suggest learning morse code…

Comment on PAPUA NEW GUINEA: It’s 2013, And They’re Still Burning Witches by Current Events Thread - Page 5

Current Events Thread - Page 5 — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 21:52:40 +0000

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Comment on PAPUA NEW GUINEA: It’s 2013, And They’re Still Burning Witches by Portia

Portia — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 17:37:20 +0000

Thank you for exposing this truth of 2013.

Witches are still tried in Eire and UK in secret courts- women deemed too powerful or having the strength of 10,000 men LOL, are deemed witches .

No one is allowed to write about this fact though because of a law in place to keep it hidden.

Time to bring this dark secret to light as well…..as it is not just cultures like in the above article who condemn strong women as witches.

I say this because you will hear people saying,,,,oh yeah, well that primitive cultures for you- but its not. Eire and UK consider themselves civilised and not primitive but there are are those among us in positions of power who burn women as witches- not physically,and cleverly the burning leaves no scars for anyone to see.

How cunning is that.

Comment on General Comments by Wicasta

Wicasta — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 20:59:00 +0000

Thanks for pointing that out, KCR. Apparently the Downloads directory was re-named somehow during our recent upgrades. I’ve corrected the problem. Should be able to download at will now. Thanks.

Comment on General Comments by KCR

KCR — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 18:56:08 +0000

Where is the Latin version of the text? I see the link but get a 404 error. What gives?

Comment on Nyamizi, Accused Witch, Has Hand Chopped Off by GoingForGod

GoingForGod — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 17:12:38 +0000

How awful for this poor soul… May she find some peace of mind, wish i could could personally help her out in any way i could = ( These men of these “Ethnic Races” can be such cruel/stupid/evil b*******…If that Lady was my mother i swear i would f-ing kill the **** that did this too her!! The piece of scum that did this to her needs to be shot on sight….better still, publicly torture him to death…..slowly…. I hope that this poor Lady has experienced better times now, and i hope that God will look after her and protect her = ( = )

Comment on Misplaced Anger by Amy

Amy — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 17:18:48 +0000

Just blogged on the subject of the film “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” and found your site’s information on both the the text itself as well as current events to be really helpful in providing a clear perspective.

Many Thanks,
Ames

Comment on Panic in Connecticut: Accused Witches Have Their Say by Hollie Rose

Hollie Rose — Tue, 15 Jan 2013 20:21:13 +0000

For more on this topic – an educational and fun evening – Please Join us for:

The Farmington Witch Project;

An Evening of Enlightenment

Friday, January 25, 2013

Looking back to honor those persecuted during the Connecticut Witchcraft Panics, and looking forward with the hope of tolerance for all.

Between 1647 and 1663, Connecticut tried 34 people for witchcraft, and hanged 11. The last people executed were Mary Barnes of Farmington and Rebecca and Nathaniel Greensmith of Hartford, on January 25, 1663. It was a dark time, and an important time in Connecticut’s history.

Join the Stanley-Whitman House and Herstory Theater in a magical evening of music, theater, food and wine, and some very fun surprises as we celebrate the lives of all those souls, observe the 350th anniversary of the end of the executions, and affirm the hope of tolerance for all.

The evening will include; bewitching music by Michael McDermott; a performance of “Panic in Connecticut; Accused Witches Have Their Say” by Virginia Wolf; a book reading and signing of “The Trial of Goody Gilbert” by author Suzanne Ress; themed music by DJ Garth; food, wine, and beer befitting the occasion, and a number of other surprises!

Friday, January 25, 2013

7pm – midnight (doors open 6:45)

Amistad Hall at First Church 1652
75 Main Street, Farmington, CT

$35 in advance, $40 at the door

Tickets available online at Brownpapertickets.com, http://thefarmingtonwitchproject.bpt.me

Or in person at Stanley-Whitman House, 37 High Street, Farmington

For more information, call 860-677-9222

snow date: February 1, 2013