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Delusional Witch Juice

Delusional Witch Juice

著者： Heather Nations
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Witchcraft, folklore, occult history, and metaphysics — served with a heavy pour of delusion. Each week, Heather digs into the strange true stories behind tarot, pagan traditions, sea witches, conspiracies, and ancestral magic, separating the history from the hype (and occasionally embracing the hype anyway). It's part history lecture, part séance, part group chat. Unfiltered, well-researched, and made especially for delusional witches.Heather Nations 社会科学
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  • Litha: The Summer Solstice Name That's Younger Than Your Parents

    Litha: The Summer Solstice Name That's Younger Than Your Parents
    2026/06/09
    The name Litha is younger than you think — and the real history of the Summer Solstice is wilder than you think. From ancient Egypt to the Inca Empire to a Swedish midnight skinny dip past a murderous river demon, every culture celebrated the same sun completely differently. Plus the Oak King myth debunked, Litha 2026 astrology, and how to actually celebrate the Summer Solstice. Watch on YouTube with facial expressions included. SOURCES & FURTHER READINGThe Name Litha & The Wheel of the YearAidan Kelly — "About Naming Ostara, Litha, and Mabon"Venerable Bede — De Temporum Ratione (The Reckoning of Time), 725 ADRonald Hutton — The Triumph of the Moon (1999)Ronald Hutton — The Stations of the Sun (1996)Green Egg Magazine historyAncient EgypTSphinx & pyramid solstice alignmentSirius, Sopdet & Isis mythologyThe Nile flood calendarAswan High Dam ending the annual floodNabta Playa — world's oldest solar observatory Inca / Inti RaymiInti Raymi historyManco Capac origin storyIntihuatana stoneInti Raymi revival 1944Swedish MidsommarMidsommar history — Nordic Museum via The Culture TripMidsommarstång originsSeven flowers traditionSwedish birth rate statOfficial Swedish Midsommar guideThe MaypoleMaypole historyRonald Hutton — The Real Meaning of the MaypoleThe Oak King & Holly KingNo ancient evidence for the myth Robert Graves biography Ronald Hutton on invented tradition Scholar critique of The White GoddessFeast of St. John the BaptistSt. John's Day historyChurch absorption of pagan holidaysAstrology of Litha 2026Venus conjunct Jupiter & June 2026 transitsCancer season astrologyMercury retrograde in CancerHow to Celebrate / RitualsLitha herb traditionsLitha rituals overviewGermanic Midsummer traditionsFurther ReadingRonald Hutton — The Triumph of the Moon (1999)Ronald Hutton — The Stations of the Sun (1996)Robert Graves — The White Goddess (1948)Venerable Bede — De Temporum Ratione (725 AD)FOLLOW THE SHOWINSTATIKTOKYOUTUBESUBSTACK
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    54 分
  • The Real History of Tarot Cards (A French Pastor Lied)

    The Real History of Tarot Cards (A French Pastor Lied)
    2026/05/18

    A Protestant pastor walked into a dinner party in

    1781 and invented the entire myth of tarot's ancient Egyptian origins. He had zero sources. The room of intellectuals ate it up anyway.


    This week: the real 600-year history of tarot, the

    secret society behind the most iconic deck ever made, and the artist who drew every card you've ever pulled — and got paid once, no royalties.


    In this episode:

    • ​Why everything Antoine Court de Gébelin claimed about tarot and ancient Egypt is wrong — and why the real story is actually more interesting
    • ​How a Brooklyn-born occultist and a Jamaican-British artist created the most iconic tarot deck of all time, inside the same secret society
    • ​What the Fool card has meant for 600 years straight — and hasn't needed a single reinterpretation
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    Follow Delusional Bitch Juice wherever you get your podcasts. If this episode made you pull out your deck, leave a review — it helps more than you know.


    Sources for this episode:

    • ​Metropolitan Museum of Art — Tarot History (free to read online)
    • ​Morgan Library — Visconti-Sforza Collection (the actual cards, viewable online)
    • ​Collector's Weekly: Tarot Mythology by Hunter Ottman-Stanford
    • ​Mary K. Greer's Tarot Blog — translation of Court de Gébelin's original 1781 essay
    • ​Artnet News: The Artist and Oculist Who Designed the Iconic Tarot Deck and Why Has No One Ever Heard of Her Name
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    37 分
  • Beltane History, the Scorpio Full Moon & What the Church Tried to Erase

    Beltane History, the Scorpio Full Moon & What the Church Tried to Erase
    2026/04/30

    What if I told you an entire village would extinguish every fire — every lamp, every hearth, every stove — and then drive their livestock between two massive bonfires, just hoping nothing went wrong?

    That's Beltane. And this year it's happening on the night of a Scorpio Full Moon.

    This episode covers the real history of one of the oldest festivals in the Celtic calendar: where the name comes from (scholars genuinely still debate this), why the fires had to be made by friction, what the Romans were doing at the exact same time (strip shows — yes, really), and why cultures across Europe with no contact with each other all landed on the same answer to "what do you do when spring peaks?" Then: the Scorpio Full Moon peaks at 11 degrees Scorpio on May 1st at 1:23 PM EDT, and we need to talk about what it means when the most intense lunar event of the year lands on one of the two days the veil is already considered thin.

    In this episode:

    • The Celtic fire festival the Church tried to suppress — and why the bonfires kept going anyway
    • Why May 2026 has two full moons, and what the double veil thinning on May 1st actually means
    • What you can actually do on Beltane (including why an evening walk counts, and why I'm not responsible for any divorces)

    New episodes every week. Find Delusional Bitch Juice on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
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