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The Church is a Coven - Episode 27

Season 1 Episode 27 Published 22 hours ago
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What if I told you the church is a coven too? Before you get offended, hear me out!

In this episode of The Spiritual Realest, Scarlett Draught is challenging the double standards surrounding religion, spirituality, and the rituals we practice. From communion and anointing oils to candle lighting, speaking in tongues, ancestral practices, and tarot readings, we're talking about why certain spiritual traditions are considered holy while others are labeled demonic.

If the church can gather in community, perform rituals, call on spiritual forces, and honor sacred traditions, why is it wrong when someone outside organized religion does the same?

This isn't about attacking the church or telling anyone how to worship. It's about questioning the judgment, fear, and religious conditioning that have caused so many people to reject spiritual practices they don't understand.

Scarlett also shares the spiritual significance of Copal and its use in energetic cleansing, protection, and ancestral connection.

Your spiritual path doesn't have to look like somebody else's to be valid.

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Heavenly minded, but earthly good.

The Spiritual Realest
Hosted by Scarlett Draught
Produced by Organized Movements

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