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Witchblood: The Secret Lineages of Ancient Sorcery There are families whose names are never spoken in full daylight. Bloodlines whispered of in folklore, marked by visions, charms, and uncanny gifts passed from generation to generation. For centuries, these hidden lines of inheritance have been shrouded in secrecy, feared by neighbors, and hunted by inquisitors. Yet their fire never died. It smolders in dreams, awakens in rituals, and calls to those who feel the ancient pulse in their veins. Witchblood: The Secret Lineages of Ancient Sorcery is a journey into the forgotten history of magical inheritance. From the goddess cults of the ancient world to the cunning folk of Europe, from the blood accusations of the witch trials to the living traditions of shamans and healers across the globe, Tavish Walker unveils the story of power carried in families. This is not only a history of persecution and silence but also of resilience, survival, and return. Drawing on folklore, trial records, anthropology, and living traditions, this book explores the mysteries of ancestral rites, blood and bone rituals, the witch's mark, the red thread of fate, and the hidden families who preserved their inheritance through centuries of fear. It is both a scholarly study and a spiritual guide, offering reflections and practices for those who feel the stirrings of witchblood within themselves. To read these pages is to enter the circle of ancestry. It is to walk with the cunning folk, to hear the voices of ancestors at the sabbat, to face the shadows of inheritance, and to embrace the fire that still burns in the veins of those called to this path. If you have ever felt different, if you have ever sensed unseen hands guiding your fate, if you have ever heard the whispers of blood and memory, this book will give you language for what you already know. Witchblood is not fantasy. It is lineage, it is fire, it is the secret thread of sorcery woven through the story of humanity.

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