Are You A Good Witch Or A Bad Witch?

What is a witch? Is it a one-size-fits-all or a matter of perception? Andrea and Melody discuss what it means to be a witch from their points of view and their experience with stepping into their innate abilities to work alongside the Universe to manifest their visions of the future they intend to experience for the highest good of all involved. Historically, being a witch was anyone who stepped outside the box of what society considered the norm. If a woman used red berries to make lipstick, she risked being accused of witchcraft and sorcery for the reaction men might have to her accentuated beauty. In today's world, being a witch and using "witchcraft" is often related to Hollywood: casting spells, having a back cat, and using magical powers to control your desired outcome at the expense of others. That might be true for some, but that's not the subject we discuss here. Being a witch is stepping into your empowerment. Not allowing anyone or anything to dictate or change who you are uniquely here to be by learning what you like, clearly setting goals, and never settling for less than that. Being a witch is knowing your Creator, which can be identified as God, the Universe, Jesus, Krishna, Ganesh, Buddha, none of these, or all of the above; knowing what works for your belief system, staying true to that, and honoring your chosen path. 

The discussion of Andrea and Melody's personal history of stepping into the magical version of themselves is also covered, and moving through that transition from the mundane to the infinite was discovered and traveled.