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Put out a saucer of milk, a pinch of catnip and prepare the confusing riddles because this week we are discussing the controversial issue of The Witch’s Familiar and what is so great about spirit-animals and totems in general. We explore how familiars need not be incarnate animals but also the animalistic nature of spirit, the spiritual nature of animals and how that wisdom is used in a spiritual practice.
On this week’s episode we discuss:
-Are pets familiars?
-The Black Cat
-Sex with spirits
-How pets absorb psychic attacks
-What the Bible says
-Man versus Nature
-Brandon Lee’s “The Crow”
-Spirit Animals
-The Fetch
-Snakes
-What makes humans different
-Language of the Animals
-The Dung Beetle
-The Cat Sith and Kellas Cat
-Don't Fuck With Cats
In the extended show available www.Patreon.com/TheWholeRabbit we discuss:
-The etymology of “familiar”
-Who owns who?
-Castlevania
-Servitor vs. Daemon vs. Familiar
-The Fylgia
-Totem Poles
-Animal Chakras
-Big Cats
-Carlos Castaneda
-Shapeshifting
-Furries Wuz Kangs
-Weasels
-Tony the Tiger
-Anubis
-Coyotes
-Wolf Packs
-Bananas
Music by: Spirit Travel Plaza
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Sources:
Cat-Sith:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat-s%C3%ACth
Corvids:
https://www.sustainability-times.com/environmental-protection/ravens-possess-human-like-features-of-intelligence/
Fylgja:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fylgja
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