And you who seek to know Me, know that the seeking and yearning will avail you not, unless you know the Mystery: for if that which you seek, you find not within yourself, you will never find it without.

Tyra Banks Talks to Witches

pic from the Tyra Banks websiteThis Monday's Tyra Banks Show is called the "Mysterious Lives of Witches". Read the summary below for more information.

I'm counting on the show being a bunch of sensationalist crap. But who knows? Maybe this time will be different. Then again I may find myself writing a little letter to Ms. Banks by the end of the day.

Do you believe in magic? Tyra meets some of the 400,000 people in the United States who call themselves witches and explores their mysterious world of spells and rituals. Three women claim they are "white witches" or "good witches," but have been tormented due to their beliefs. Then the "good witches" agree to pull back the curtain for a first-hand look at a witches’ induction ceremony, and Tyra speaks with the woman who was welcomed into their coven. Tyra reveals the other side of witchcraft when she’s joined by three people who consider themselves "dark witches," and take you inside a ceremony where a blood-letting ritual is performed. Tyra also speaks with two members of one of the most controversial and feared groups in history, Satanists, including a man who claims he is the first child born in the "Church of Satan." Plus, a former witch who now believes witchcraft is evil.

- tyrashow.com

3 comments:

Kathleen said...

Do you mean today or next monday? I tried looking at the listing of episodes for the show and don't see anything about witches.

Please let me know.

Anonymous said...

You know what I keep picturing...and can't help smiling over?

One of these shows having half a dozen Catholics on to talk about their beliefs, and the promotional material identifying them as "people who call themselves Christians."

It would be one helluva way to thin the talk-show herd :)

Anonymous said...

"dark witches"?

"blood-letting"?

whatever.