In the Psycheverse
Witchcraft appears as both literary archetype and lived spiritual danger—explored through Apuleius' *Golden Ass* as transformative magic that bridges curiosity and consequence, and invoked as a template for understanding manipulative, draining forces (like Jezebel energy) that operate through seduction and isolation. Psyche treats witchcraft not as mere superstition but as real magical agency that demands respect, discernment, and protection.
Episodes (5)

Follow That Bird
Episode 1840 features an extended, chaotic livestream where host Psyche performs various comedy songs, interacts with chat moderators, engages with multiple guests including Chris K. and a woman named Brianne (a self-described witch), and conducts tarot readings amid ongoing banter, musical interludes, and unfiltered personal discussions.

Wednesday Night Cult Bonfire (Cultists Only)
A members-only Wednesday night gathering featuring original songs, panel discussion, and community interaction, with host Psyche performing satirical character songs and engaging viewers on topics ranging from witchcraft mythology to streaming community dynamics.

Persian blood rituals, jinn and Christine
Psyche presents a theory that recurring figures Saman, Sweet Pea, and Christine are jinn entities summoned through Persian blood rituals connected to Islamic mysticism and Quranic prohibitions against witchcraft.

The Golden Ass: Book 3
Psyche dives into Apuleius' Golden Ass Book 3, where Lucius faces a mock trial and transforms into a donkey after encountering a witch's transformation magic. The episode explores themes of spectacle, transformation, and the darkness within comedy.

My Family Was Accused in the Witch Trials #history #witchcraft
Psyche discusses upcoming features for the Cult of Psyche website and community developments before diving into the main topic of witch trials in his family history. He expresses appreciation for his audience's investment in the cult.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside witchcraft
