Lindy braced for pushback that never really came. Her mom's only real objection was one offhand comment back when Lindy was in her early twenties — since then, she's been nothing but supportive, even gifting her obsidian statues. Family members raised the same way she was have quietly slipped into the Witch Depot too, keeping it to themselves — and Lindy's fine with that, she says, because faith is personal. From there the conversation turns to something most people get wrong entirely: were there witches in the Bible? Lindy says yes — they just weren't called witches. They were called seers. And that distinction opens up a bigger one: being psychic and being a witch aren't the same thing at all. Know thyself. Balance your energy.

Takeaways

1. Lindy's mother offered only one comment of concern, decades ago — since then, she's been supportive, even gifting Lindy witchcraft-related items.
2. Family members from her Southern Baptist upbringing have visited the Witch Depot quietly, without wanting it known — Lindy respects that privacy without taking it personally.
3. She considers herself fortunate — most people who come from Catholic or Baptist backgrounds face real pushback, since witchcraft is framed as something biblically wrong.
4. Lindy argues witches existed in the Bible too — under a different name: seers, who kings relied on to predict outcomes.
5. Being psychic and being a witch are not the same — psychic ability is passive information-receiving, while witchcraft requires actively manipulating energy.

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