THE GREAT EXECUTION OF A WITCHCRAFT IN EUROPE

THE GREAT EXECUTION OF A WITCHCRAFT IN EUROPE

Janet Horne, accused of witchcraft, she was brutally beaten and stoned and was the last person to execute legally for witchcraft in the British Isles. Women have been stoned, banished, disowned, beheaded and for speaking up and being visible. 

That’s right, literally burned alive while tied to a wooden stake with rope. Yes. 

Janet Horne, accused of witchcraft, died in 1727 as the last person to be executed legally for witchcraft in the British Isles.

Barbara Zdunk was burned to death for witchcraft in 1811 in Prussia, todays Poland; 

Maria Renata Saenger von Mossau was one of the last to be executed for witchcraft in Germany in 1749; 

Catherine Repond was strangled and burned to death for withcraft in Switzerland in 1731; Maria Pauer, the last person executed for witchcraft in Austria, was beheaded in 1750; 

Anna Eriksdotter, the last person executed for sorcery in Sweden, was killed in 1704 and Bridget Cleary was killed for witchcraft in Ireland in 1895. That’s almost the 1900’s.

Let that sink all the way in. Breathe. Next time you want to go to harsh self-abuse for not "getting it by now" or "doing it by now" think again. 

Get curious as to where your blocks are coming from. We now know that the "witchcraft" these women were burned and butchered for practicing was: healing people, knowing things, seeing things, saying things and owning their sex.

Many of us have stepped or been shoved into a "nice girl" jail cell and have eaten up the lie that as long as we stay in there we're "#safe."

 Safe from what and from whom? This may be our history but it is not our present reality across much of the world. 

Are you ready to break out of your collective conscious, ancestral and societally programmed fears to fully OWN your #power and your #YES to life, desire, abundance, love and creation? " 

by Alexis Lauren Ware

Then choose yourself! Get out of the Nice Girl Jail Break.

Go inside, get to the root of these subconscious beliefs and fears so that you are empowered to bust yourself out to your own damn destiny without anything holding you back! Claim ur resistance!!! 

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